Harry recognized at a glance that the ship in Lena's mind belonged to the Kree. It was their design.
As the scene shifted, Lena saw the Kree aboard the ship as well—the company's database was open to her too, so of course she knew who they were.
In a sense, these Kree could be called the creators of the Inhumans. They were the ones who created the Inhuman race!
And they were also the threat Attilan's former Royal Family had always guarded against, the Inhumans' long-standing potential enemy.
Kree... Looks like Thanos hasn't been idle either. Harry rubbed his chin.
Ronan was still locked in his prison, so this clearly had nothing to do with him.
As for why the Kree had suddenly decided to attack Osborn, there were plenty of possible reasons, but only one truly usable excuse: the Inhumans.
During the Kree-Skrull War, the Kree had traveled across more than half the universe, conducting biological experiments everywhere in an attempt to create organisms that would react to Terrigenesis.
They had a history of this. The Kree often modified a planet's lifeforms, turning them into Monsters or slave soldiers. Naturally, they could not possibly regard such beings as independent lifeforms.
Moreover, after the Supreme Intelligence was defeated and the pro-war faction lost, they regarded every creation left behind by their predecessors as illegal and evil. The Inhumans were one of their key targets.
Yes, the Kree had never regarded the Inhumans as normal lifeforms. To them, Inhumans were merely Biological Weapons.
In the original Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Skye's awakening in a Kree temple had alerted them. They sent their warriors to eliminate those "evil" creations.
As for now, Inhuman awakenings all went through Osborn Group procedures, so it was only natural that the Kree's information was delayed.
It was