The entire overpass had been swallowed by tear gas. The soldiers nearby had lowered their weapons, convinced the enemy had already gone down. After all, tear gas was so potent that no ordinary person could withstand it.
But Bruce wasn't ordinary. More precisely, he was no longer a man at all. He was a terrifying monster.
His swelling muscles tore his clothes to shreds, and his shoes burst apart. Fortunately, this time he was wearing loose pants—the extra-large kind that even a 400-pound man could fit into.
"Something's wrong! He hasn't gone down!"
A soldier spotted a figure gradually emerging from the thick white haze. It slowly turned around, then suddenly kicked the glass window in front of it.
With a deafening crash, the figure shattered not only the window but half the overpass as well. Stone fragments flew in every direction as it plummeted from above and slammed into the ground.
A towering giant, its body covered in green muscles like mountains. Its two green eyes burned with fury!
Ross stared in amazement. He had seen Hulk transform before, but seeing the monster again still left him deeply shaken.
This was the power of Gamma Rays—a terrifying force capable of destroying everything.
Betty looked as though she'd seen a ghost. Bruce had told her about the Hulk, but this was the first time she had seen him with her own eyes.
During the lab accident, she had only caught a fleeting glimpse before passing out.
Although she hadn't fainted this time, she couldn't believe the monster before her was Bruce. She figured she must have ended up with a fake boyfriend.
Unlike everyone else, William looked completely unconcerned. After all, he had just fought Hulk. What a shame there was no popcorn or soda—he knew an epic battle was