Compensation Is Out of the Question

After reviewing the past, Daisy exited her clone's mental space. At that moment, Scream sent her a signal expressing willingness to follow her.

Would this thing be of any use to her? In theory, being parasitized would definitely raise her combat power a little, but probably only by a little. From ten thousand to ten thousand and one?

She would not even become Captain Universe's host, so why would she want this junk?

"Get out here!" Countless movies and TV shows had mentioned the dangers of cloning bodies. If this clone developed its own consciousness, that would be even worse.

Potential threats had to be eliminated in the bud. She had thugs everywhere and did not lack this one.

Ignoring Scream's resistance, Daisy forcibly pulled her out of the clone.

The clone's life force ran out, and it immediately turned into a puddle of clear water.

Daisy did not kill Scream. Instead, she took a high-density container from the Life Foundation and sealed the creature inside.

She would keep it for now; it might come in handy someday. She also had another idea: after properly training it, wouldn't it be nice to give it to Hill?...

Daisy walked out of the Life Foundation without any intention of going to Mars to demand answers. She did not even look in that direction.

She knew the price Vision had paid for that casual glance. In this godforsaken Marvel world, looking around everywhere was definitely not a good habit. The price of looking where one should not was one's life!

Not to mention that she might not discover anything—even if she did, what then? Would she go through all that trouble just to kill three cannon fodder soldiers from the enemy's production line? If their regular army arrived, what would she use to