Coulson's team's mission was no longer suitable for Salomon to handle personally. He had more troublesome matters to face—far more terrifying enemies, such as the Feathered Serpent God, Chthon's minions infiltrating the Material Plane, and the tyrant Shuma-Gorath foretold to awaken in the thirty-first century, rather than the Afterlife Inhumans running all over the place. Salomon had little patience for those people.
Beyond conventional light and heavy firepower, members of the Fimbulwinter First Secret Regiment were also permitted to carry certain arcane technological devices for support, allowing them to continue Wanda Maximoff's mission and see it through to its objective should she fail. Salomon had never been stingy with weapons, equipment, or secrets when it came to these war veterans with honor and courage. He had personally witnessed the magnificent bravery they displayed when facing life-and-death peril, and he hoped the Fimbulwinter First Secret Regiment would carry that courage forward as an example for the other future legions of the City of Immortals.
At the same time, the structure of the Fimbulwinter First Secret Regiment served as an experimental model for the composition and doctrine of future armies. Its current structure resembled a combined-arms battalion of the U.S. military, but with the City of Immortals' formidable aerospace technology behind it, it possessed even greater firepower and a more powerful Communication System, capable of coordinating with future Starship Orbital Bombardment and deployment methods. Future warfare would rise to another dimension, no less overwhelming than modern fighter jets striking World War I infantry from an entirely higher level. Yet the Fimbulwinter First Secret Regiment's purpose did not end there. Many of the special structures in future legions would emerge from certain unspeakable experiments—for example, War Machine's deployment mechanism, the distribution and use of magical weapons, the temporary transfer of battlefield command to