"Yes," Skynet continued. "Based on the last signal from Skye's communicator before it vanished, Coulson's team found an old house in Puerto Rico. But the scene only contained signs of a struggle, with no trace of anyone leaving."
"After receiving Coulson's request for help, I conducted a comprehensive search through the global surveillance network and satellite systems, but I found no trace of Miss Skye."
"It was as if she had vanished into thin air," Skynet added.
After listening to Skynet's report, Homelander fell silent.
He leaned against the headboard without saying a word, his mind rapidly searching through everything he knew about this matter.
Seeing Homelander's deeply furrowed brow, Jessica assumed he was worried about the safety of that girl named Skye.
Jessica could not help feeling jealous. Homelander seemed to have always shown special concern for the girl called Skye.
But having regained him after nearly losing him, she never wanted to see Homelander looking upset again.
"Don't worry too much." Jessica reached out and covered the back of Homelander's hand, comforting him softly.
"No traces at all, and no clues about how she left..." Jessica stroked her chin and began calmly analyzing the situation based on her past experience as a detective.
"This doesn't sound like an ordinary kidnapping."
"My guess is that it was most likely done by a superhuman with spatial teleportation abilities. That person directly took Skye through a portal to some hidden place without any electronic surveillance equipment. That's why Skynet's global network couldn't find her."
Jessica folded her arms and added, "I gave Skye a Vought tactical support watch. As long as her vital signs become abnormal, or she manually triggers the alarm, we'll receive a notification immediately."
"The alarm hasn't gone off, which means she isn't in immediate danger. Or rather,