For Skrulls to maintain their disguises, there was one crucial prerequisite: they had to replenish their genes at regular intervals.
In other words, the people replaced by Skrulls had to still be alive—and had to remain alive.
If they wanted to completely replace someone, they had to kidnap that person—though someone like Fury cooperating willingly worked too.
Separated by a screen, Talos and Fury began reporting the situation.
"Everyone is here, Earth Overlord." Though Talos sounded flippant, he was far from calm inside.
Faced with Harry's hard-line attitude, Talos and Fury had no way to resist.
Bringing every Skrull back to the space station was itself a move that would make them completely lose the initiative. If Harry fired one shot at them, they would all die.
However, Fury had been extremely cooperative in this matter, saving Harry quite a bit of trouble.
"So all your people have returned?"
The two men on the other side of the screen exchanged glances. In the end, Fury spoke first.
"No. Thirty-four have not returned and refused communication."
Hearing that, Harry smiled.
Just as expected. Talos might have been a good person, but Talos was not the only Skrull. One good person did not mean the entire group was good. From this perspective, Fury seemed utterly possessed.
He was the King of Agents, yet he had actually trusted these Skrulls to work under him and even let them infiltrate every branch of power.
As for Talos himself, he also had a grudge against Captain Marvel. Before Carol recovered her memories, she had killed quite a few of his people. He could let it go for survival's sake, but if his subordinates wanted to rebel, that was a point of breakthrough.
But discussing why those Skrulls had rebelled was not important right now. What