Carol tore through one artificial satellite and defending vessel after another like a nimble meteor.
But while the ferocious Carol had caught those defense forces off guard and frightened them badly, that did not mean they were truly helpless against her.
As soon as the battle began, Carol headed straight for Hala, the Kree homeworld. That had been Harry's instruction.
The Osborn Group's strategic objective was to seize Rigel and quickly establish a Star Gate network and a Gigantic Shipyard. That would allow the Osborn Group's production capacity to skyrocket.
Weapons had always been a crucial factor in determining the outcome of all-out war. Warships were the backbone of naval warfare, which was why Harry needed to constantly upgrade the company's warship designs and production lines.
Captain Marvel was formidable. Harry had no doubt she could blast through one Kree warship after another, but how long would that take?
There were hundreds, even thousands, of vessels. While Carol fought here, the Kree Empire could keep producing more. As the empire gradually recovered, its shipbuilding speed would only increase.
The front would grow longer and wider. Individualism could not solve this problem—besides, Carol would not deal lethal blows to the Kree.
So the best target was still the Supreme Intelligence: solve the problem at its source. Carol agreed with this plan.
Launching a preemptive attack on Hala Star might also ease the pressure on the main front.
The Kree were deeply frustrated—they truly feared Carol, but Captain Marvel had set her sights on them the moment the war began. Her speed had caught them somewhat off guard.
The Kree Empire was xenophobic and had little contact with the outside world. Carol had also spent a long time wandering the cosmos, so they had assumed that by the time she learned the