"What's going on? Could it be that Gravitonium isn't in the hands of any of those factions?"
Daisy tilted her head, looking puzzled, while Wong closed the Teleportation Portal to keep the garbage from spewing out here.
"Either the Gravitonium is still hidden somewhere and hasn't fallen into anyone's hands, or I overestimated the Inhumans' technological level and they can't activate Gravitonium individually. But don't worry. Let the stone fly a little longer."
Su Ming looked down into the Abyss below. So far, he still hadn't heard the spire hit the ground.
"Gravitonium can be activated with simple equipment and electricity. Plastic can block its effects, so it's not a particularly difficult substance to use." Fitz, who had once been forced by Hydra to activate a Gravitonium injection device, spoke up. He seemed to have nothing to do now.
As a physicist, his usefulness had shrunk dramatically at a time like this.
"Watch out. Something's changed."
Just as Su Ming stood with his arms folded and waited while the others grew restless, Coulson suddenly spoke up.
The black giant tower that had fallen into the Abyss actually rose slowly from the pitch-black depths on its side, like some colossal spacecraft. The glowing plants on the cavern ceiling painted it in multicolored light.
With the garbage and other debris having fallen away, it now looked like a space battleship, every edge flashing with light.
"So it really is over there? Let's go take it." Daisy rubbed her hands together, eager to try.
"No, I understand now. The Gravitonium is over there, and it isn't." Su Ming smiled beneath his mask. Nobody had found the Gravitonium because the metal had never been excavated. It was inside the rock pillars used to build the Dark Tower!
When Daisy broke the rock pillar, perhaps