Over the years, Ke Chen had spent so much time with the capitalist Tony Stark that he had gradually learned Tony's tricks.
If what had happened in the world of the Extremis Virus took place on this Earth, Tony would probably still act the same way...
After all, Tony Stark was first a capitalist and the chairman of Stark Industries, and only then a superhero.
Ke Chen had naturally learned quite a bit from him, so he continued, "Of course, we won't provide shelter to the Skrulls for free. They must prove their value, whether through wealth or technology. We have to squeeze every last bit of value out of them. Once they are no longer useful, we can kick them out and let the Kree wipe them out."
Hearing Ke Chen's words, Julia immediately laughed. Covering her wide mouth, she said, "As you command, my lord."
This method was truly vicious—it would utterly cripple the Skrulls. Fortunately, she did not like them anyway. Skrulls were rather disgusting; they could transform into anyone, and one careless mistake was enough to get tricked.
Thankfully, they had developed technology to identify them, while Kryptonians could see through them with ease. That was why they were not worried about the Skrulls causing trouble.
And now, they would squeeze every bit of value out of the Skrulls, devour them down to the last scrap, and then kick them away.
Julia felt no psychological burden over it.
Those who were not of our kind were bound to have different hearts.
In the universe, even Earthlings could not be trusted completely, much less aliens.
The Skrull Empire had once been one of the three great empires. Although the Kree had battered it terribly, a starving camel was still bigger than a horse. They still possessed immense