"Since we're moving together, you'll follow my command in everything. Understood?" Su Ming took a few steps forward, shielding the two behind him. "Supporting an injured man while leading the way? I really don't know what you two were thinking. Follow me."
Simmons shrugged awkwardly. She certainly couldn't say that she had wanted to keep her distance from a demon.
"Well... I just wanted to find Mack and the others first. Yeah, that's all."
"Hmm. Can your communication equipment still work?" Su Ming kept walking without slowing down.
The S.H.I.E.L.D. team and the Inhumans had come looking for Gravitonium, but Su Ming's primary target was still Zero Matter. Bringing along this pair of 'star-crossed lovers' was merely so that, if he ran into Coulson, he could use them as hostages to trade for something.
Everyone was heading deeper into the cave anyway. Although they had taken three different paths, they would eventually run into each other. If they encountered Leviathan, there would be no mercy. If they encountered the Inhumans, though, they could have a chat and see what they wanted.
The Inhumans were a type of alien robot that appeared in the MCU. They liked wandering all over the universe, observing the development of other civilizations. Earth was naturally no exception.
They would not meddle casually in human affairs unless an extinction-level event occurred. They could be considered a relatively mild kind of aliens.
Their mechanical bodies were fundamentally made of a special kind of plastic, covered with highly realistic artificial skin. By imitating the wavelengths and electrical signals of human flesh, they could remain hidden within human society even under the high-tech surveillance of the Future.
Compared to advanced AI, their behavior was heavily programmed, and they could seem rigid and dogmatic at times. However, they possessed a