"What? Oh...
Wait a moment, General."
Su Ming knew that this was still the early stage, when all kinds of superheroes were just beginning to awaken.
The Abomination below looked terrifying, but in the early days, he was at most an elite monster—not even a Boss.
If this were the later Hulk, Thor, or Tony in his technologically mature form, any one of them could handle him with ease.
He now controlled 999 tons of magnetic force. Taking care of an Abomination, or an early Hulk with weakened abilities, should not be a problem.
The moment he saw the Abomination wreaking havoc in the streets, he had already made up his mind: if the general brought it up, he would make it clear first—different jobs, different prices.
Only then did he feel at ease enough to squint for a while.
Honestly, the helicopter's swaying was pretty hypnotic!
Su Ming knew that even if he did not act, Banner would step forward. This was supposed to be the climax of the original story.
The reason he had come along was that neither the Abomination nor Hulk was someone the military could handle. While fulfilling the two-hundred-million-dollar deposit agreement, he had also been wondering whether he could find another chance to fleece the military.
As it happened, General Ross, who had been watching the battle for quite some time, was gradually losing confidence that Hulk could take down the Abomination, so he approached Su Ming.
That was when Su Ming told the general to wait.
But what General Ross could not understand was, what did "wait" mean?
The civilians below were beating each other's brains out, and the death toll was soaring. How long was he supposed to wait?
Could this damned bounty hunter have seen how powerful the opponents below were,