Thrilling Deception

At that moment, the Eternals suddenly popped into Strucker's head.

Right! How could he have forgotten the Eternals!

They were the ones sent by the Celestials to protect the Emergence!

Perhaps they knew how to stop the Emergence!

"Master Mordo, I have an idea that I need to put into practice!"

"But I cannot guarantee success! So you must not give up here either; think together and see if there are any other methods!"

"Alright!" Mordo nodded in agreement.

Strucker teleported away.

As soon as he returned to headquarters, he headed straight for the second prison holding the Eternals.

The first person he saw was Ikaris.

The moment they met, Strucker's face wore a Phil Coulson-style gentle smile.

"Hello, Mr. Ikaris, we finally meet."

Ikaris got up from the bed, slowly walked to the cell door, and looked at him through the barrier.

"No..." He turned around, pointed to the security camera installed inside the cell, and laughed with a mocking expression. "We've met long ago, haven't we?"

Strucker remained expressionless as he stated, "Please forgive us, sir. We set up these surveillance cameras in the cells to avoid certain unnecessary conflicts. I hope you can understand."

"Hmph~" Ikaris curled his lips in disdain.

He cast a side-long glance at Strucker and sneered. "What, came to pry into my soul and read my memory again this time?"

"No!" Strucker smiled. "The brain structure of the Eternals differs from Earth Humans, and a powerful defense has been placed deep within your souls by some entity. Rashly searching your souls would only bring harm to my people."

He said very magnanimously, "Master Kaecilius, who was responsible for reading your memory last time, suffered soul damage and has remained unconscious until now."

Upon hearing Strucker's words, Ikaris's heart suffered a violent jolt.

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