Alvin shook his head in disbelief. "I don't doubt the so-called Eternals exist. My only concern is whether Fox will get into trouble.
But the story you just told me is the most pointless thing I've ever heard.
If you're going to kill them, then finish the job. What's the point of killing half of them, making enemies in the process, and then telling your descendants to stay on guard?
Were all those Greek Gods idiots?"
Chiron laughed at Alvin's simple way of thinking. "The Immortals let the Greek Gods, who carried Titan blood, escape, and now we have Thanos.
They killed half the Gods on Earth and sealed away the rest. What was the point of that?
They were practically omniscient and omnipotent. If they knew this was a threat, why didn't they destroy it?
As I understand them, the Immortals were willing to let any race born on Earth survive, as long as it didn't intend to destroy humanity.
Maybe the Immortals left these 'seeds of disaster' to keep humanity on its toes.
Or maybe these 'seeds of disaster' could be useful to humanity.
Take Ethan Hunt, for example. He inherited the powers of Set, the Egyptian God of Chaos.
The Maya Feathered Serpent God helped your little friend Richard reach his potential.
Maybe it wasn't intentional, but these things they left behind have genuinely benefited you. Who can say for sure?"
Alvin heard him out and waved a hand helplessly. "Fine, fine. This is a Predator trial ground. So how do we get in?
It's full of Xenomorphs now, and there might even be an Alien Queen in there. Though I have no idea how there could be two Alien Queens.
We need to figure out how to rescue our people. Stop beating around the bush and