"Who the hell was he?"
Stark stared into Fury's eyes and pressed him for an answer.
"Yake, a visitor from beyond the stars."
"An alien? Hell."
Tony clearly did not believe it, but Yake's power left him no choice but to believe. Could an Earthling really be that fierce?
"He is one of our key persons of interest. His power is extremely formidable. Perhaps he could join our team," Fury said solemnly.
"Give me a break! I don't want to spend every day looking up at someone. Damn EMP—was that his ability?"
Tony pulled out his phone and found that it had become a useless hunk of scrap. He could not help feeling speechless.
Fury shrugged. "His information is classified!"
Tony raised his middle finger and left without looking back.
"Alright, General Ross, stop hiding in the shadows. If you have something to say, say it!"
Fury suddenly shouted toward a dark corner. Several figures emerged from the darkness—armed soldiers, along with Ross's daughter, Betty.
"Banner!"
Betty rushed straight toward Banner, who was lying on the ground unable to rise, making Ross somewhat embarrassed.
"Director Fury, I heard you have information on that man from earlier?"
"I advise you not to set your sights on him. The consequences are not something you can bear. Even Abomination, whom your army could not contend with, was turned into a lump of charred ash by him. Heh heh, General Ross, you'd better watch yourself!"
After saying that, Fury felt thoroughly refreshed and left with his agents.
When Yake returned home and saw that the lights were still on, he was relieved. His EMP field should not have extended this far.
"Yake, where did you run off to? I called for you in the bathroom and got no response. I went to your house,