This could not be handled carelessly. The actual situation was at least ten times worse than the scientist had described. He did not dare make it sound too severe, afraid of frightening the governments of various countries.
Kangaroos were only one example. Snakes, deer, crocodiles, and all sorts of other animals had charged into human cities.
Some small towns with only a few hundred residents had been abandoned. S.H.I.E.L.D. had helped airdrop considerable supplies, and people were migrating toward several major cities.
She had heard that even platypuses had started attacking humans. They were not as harmless as they looked; they were venomous. One bite could prove fatal without timely treatment.
Knowing that the root of the problem lay with herself, Daisy said softly, "S.H.I.E.L.D. will send thirty thousand soldiers to Australia in two hours to help the local government stabilize the situation."
S.H.I.E.L.D. had had no shortage of troubles lately. Animals all over the world had gone berserk.
There were even more animals in her Savage Land. Those dinosaurs had been suppressed several times, yet they still kept trying to storm the base. Many elite agents had been sent everywhere to maintain order. Even the death-row inmates and supervillains under Hill had been deployed continuously. Even so, there were still not enough hands, and she had no good solution.
The balance between animals and humans needed to be redefined. What they needed now was stability and time.
The dull, tedious meeting could not hold much of Daisy's interest. Her mind had long since broken through the heavens—literally. She still lacked the power to provoke the origin avatars in those parallel universes, but after recently studying some of Oshtur's theories and conducting several experiments, she had begun controlling one small target.
She already knew the spatial coordinates there. It was