Captain Marvel truly deserved to be called one of the strongest heroes Harry knew in this universe—perhaps even the strongest.
It was hard to imagine a human being able to absorb cosmic radiation, travel through the stars, and activate Jump Points with her own body to complete interstellar travel. Even Thor could not do that.
But Harry was not afraid of her. Thanos or the Kree warships might have been made of paper, but the Enterprise was not. There were two Infinity Stones here, so when this middle-aged lady... no, this captain floated before the viewport, Harry did not feel much.
"Hello, Ms. Danvers. Would you like to come in and talk, or should we talk through the window like this?"
Sound could not travel through space. Fury, standing beside him, wanted to remind him of that, only to see Carol outside react.
Carol was astonished to discover that she could "hear" every word Harry said.
"A Telepathy Trick? Looks like you've got some skills."
Harry gave a slight bow. "Although I merely run a company, I do have some means of protecting myself."
Carol stopped floating outside and entered the Enterprise.
Along the way, countless Osborn Group employees cast curious looks at her, as though they were observing a rare experimental specimen. Those gazes made her somewhat uncomfortable.
But who could blame them? She was that special.
When she arrived before Harry, Carol spoke bluntly. "So what is it? I know you're fighting Thanos, and it seems you've gained the upper hand."
Harry shook his head slightly. "We've only won some minor victories. Until Thanos's last warship and last soldier have been swept into the trash bin, it can never be called a victory."
Carol glanced at Fury beside her. "You two must get along well."
"Oh, please. I'm