War was best left to the professionals. That was what Luo Xia had learned from this space battle. No matter how many abilities he had, he was no match for a dedicated fighter in the vacuum of space.
But once he captured his opponent, his many abilities could come into play. Telepathy let him bypass language barriers and transmit his thoughts directly into the Kree's mind.
"Tell me your name, blue smurf," Luo Xia asked.
The Kree had no idea what a blue smurf was, but he could feel the contempt in Luo Xia's thoughts.
"Are you a human from Earth?" the Kree asked in his own language.
"Do you think you're in any position to ask questions?" Luo Xia grabbed the Kree and tossed him aside.
The blue giant, over two meters tall, rolled across the ground several times before getting back to his feet in a sorry state.
"Hmph. You think a little torture is enough to make a Kree warrior submit?" the Kree said arrogantly.
He showed not the slightest awareness that he was a prisoner.
"Idiot. I'm telling you to turn around and take a good look," Luo Xia said.
Luo Xia had been remodeling the Mirror Dimension for some time. It had little resemblance to the real world now and had instead become an enormous logistical base, divided into areas with different functions. The area where Luo Xia was now was reserved for holding prisoners.
The Kree turned around in confusion and saw a head floating in a huge glass tube. Its gray-blue skin looked much like his own. Not just the color—even the features bore a certain resemblance. With their strange, prominent cheekbones and bald heads, the two of them were equally ugly.
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