Alvin actually liked Black Bolt quite a bit!
The guy was a superhuman powerhouse who could destroy an entire street just by opening his mouth, but he was even more restrained than Alvin.
In that regard, Black Bolt had the bearing of a true king. Violence only led to more violence.
Unfortunately, the social structure and ecosystem of the lunar city of Attilan constrained the Inhumans' development, leaving even a rare powerhouse like him at a loss.
As king, he knew full well that Earth's environment was hundreds of times better than the moon's. As time passed, more and more Inhumans were born, and their need for resources grew.
But they had nowhere to go...
For the Inhumans to reach Earth, the mages of Kamar-Taj were an obstacle they couldn't get around.
Alvin had once heard Fatty Wang Yuan mention that he looked down on these lunar Inhumans and always regarded them as outsiders. That was very unusual among the mages of Kamar-Taj.
Alvin hadn't pressed Fatty Wang Yuan for the reason, but Kamar-Taj's attitude toward lunar Attilan had been pretty obvious.
They couldn't come to Earth, and they had even less chance against anyone elsewhere...
Sometimes Alvin wondered: if the moon weren't so completely barren, wouldn't they have been wiped out dozens of times over by now?
Alvin wasn't worried at all about Triton's so-called war. How could a people without even their own spaceship stand up to Earth as it was now?
What could they accomplish by teleporting a few Mutants to Earth one at a time?
These days, even old Judge Capster's Bailiff Squad could teach them a lesson...
Even if war really broke out, the outcome for Attilan would be a tragedy.
In all honesty, Alvin felt a little sorry for the lunar Inhumans!
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