Oaks glared at General Ross, who stood there looking thoroughly disheveled in the wind, with a slight toothache.
That old bastard had done plenty of bad things. If it were up to Oaks, he would not have wanted to save him at all.
But Ross could not just get smashed to death by Abomination like this. There had to be an explanation for Banner.
Besides... no matter what, he was Banner's father-in-law.
A few minutes earlier.
The moment Banner received Melinda's message, he could no longer sit still.
The instant he heard that General Ross had appeared, Banner realized—
The military had ultimately discovered the blood sample he had sent to his online acquaintance, "Mr. Blue."
In Banner's imagination, General Ross must have tracked down "Mr. Blue," who had received his blood sample, then forced him to participate in the previous project.
Though he did not know who that monster was, General Ross had the serum, the experimental data, "Mr. Blue," who clearly was also a brilliant scientist and possessed much of the information Banner had revealed, and even Banner's blood sample...
He would not have been surprised if they had created another Hulk!
"Doctor!"
Oaks grabbed Banner, who was breathing heavily, and looked at him seriously.
"You'd better think this through!"
"I have to go!"
Banner took a deep breath and did his best to calm himself—fortunately, he and Hulk had achieved a certain degree of communication, so this level of emotional agitation would not affect him.
"Oaks, do you remember the 'Mr. Blue' I mentioned before?
Something must have happened to him... General Ross found him. I cannot escape responsibility for that monster's appearance!"
Oaks fell silent, while Melinda, standing nearby, immediately grew vigilant.
"'Mr. Blue'? That was the code name used in communications between Dr. Samuel Sterns