"Hundreds of thousands of Super Skrull soldiers? You're not joking, are you?"
Tony frowned, asking skeptically.
Biotechnology did save more resources than industrial technology, but that did not mean it required no resources at all.
Modifying hundreds of thousands of individuals, even alien lifeforms like the Skrulls who could freely alter their own body structures, required enormous amounts of resources.
And obtaining that level of resources right under Nick Fury's nose was basically impossible.
After all, the Skrulls were merely alien refugees—
Harry said nothing, but he found it equally strange.
The resources stolen from his side were not enough to modify so many people.
"But there really was a large amount of modification equipment piled up here—
My father was killed because he discovered Gravik's plan!"
G'iah said emotionally, desperately trying to prove herself.
"She's telling the truth—
The equipment in this base was indeed highly advanced and capable of carrying out large-scale modifications."
Captain America stepped forward and pointed at the ruins on the other side.
"Alright, so the Skrulls really did have some special channel for obtaining resources and equipment—"
Harry nodded, trusting Captain America's words.
"There's one more thing. We fought Gravik—the leader of the radicals.
He could use heat vision, energy absorption, partial energy shields, and possessed physical abilities on Hulk's level.
According to G'iah, this was called the Super Skrull Program—"
Steve nodded upon hearing this and continued.
"Isn't that terrible?"
Banner's expression changed as he looked at Harry.
In theory, the Skrulls' unique physiology could indeed accomplish such a thing, but it required a considerable level of technology.
Since they had already produced a finished product, it meant they possessed the necessary technology.
Combined with sufficient equipment, those hundreds of thousands of superpowered Skrulls might really exist—
Tony realized this as well, and