"The warship's out of control..."
The shriek of twisting metal tore through the bridge. The entire Helicarrier suddenly dropped, and the violent tilt sent everyone stumbling.
Miles's psychic senses spread out in an instant like an invisible web, precisely locking onto the self-destruct program counting down deep within the central control system.
It was Warden Kang's final safeguard before he left!
"The Council of Kangs is coming... and it had to happen now!"
Miles cursed under his breath. As he sensed the complex spacetime coordinates, he raised a hand and slashed fiercely through the air.
"Anyway, we need to stabilize things here first..."
"Rip—"
Space was forcibly torn open, revealing the core control room on the other side, its red warning lights flashing nonstop.
"That trick of yours is becoming more and more like Kang's, Miles."
Ant-Man Scott braced himself against the wall and barely managed to stand steady before he could not help commenting.
"Because Kang and I were similar to begin with," Miles replied from his hovering chair. "Our powers both depend on sufficiently advanced technology. We're in the same lane, so a fight between us is winner takes all."
"So, are you going to conquer everything?" Scott asked.
"Not interested." Miles shook his head. "I just want to deal with everyone causing trouble, then go home."
"Go home..."
Cyclops Scott murmured from the side, his voice full of complicated emotions.
At that moment, the carrier groaned under unbearable strain once more and violently shuddered!
"Boom!"
This tremor was more violent than any before it. The pipes in the ceiling burst one after another, spraying sparks everywhere.
"What happened?"
"Is this ship going to crash?"
Amid the cries of alarm, everyone turned to Miles.
"Warden Kang left a self-destruct program in the warship's main control system. The encryption