At the outset, the enemy had two leaders, a dozen or so cyborg warriors, and dozens of minions.
With his strength and speed, he could basically ignore the minions. The only ones worth watching were the two Hydra leaders.
But Hive was a mass of insects, and physical attacks were almost useless against him. This was not the MCU version of Hive, the one who could Kick the Bucket from a casual hit.
Since Hive could not be taken down, he would kill Viper first. That woman was mediocre at martial arts; her specialties were terrorist attacks and urban guerrilla warfare, neither of which amounted to much against Su Ming.
The key was that she loved using poison too much. Her poisons often worked for no apparent reason. Even with Strangle as a safeguard, Su Ming had no desire to risk touching Biochemical Weapons. He might as well deal with her first, then handle Hive.
Diversion was one of the simplest tactics. Combined with something that blocked the senses, like a Flashbang, even an experienced enemy would panic for a brief moment.
When a person lost one of their five senses, even knowing it was only temporary, the brain would suffer a momentary blank due to losing one-fifth of its usual information.
That fraction of a second was enough for Deathstroke. Hive, being a collective of insects, was not blinded by the flash, but he was slower than Su Ming and could not save Viper in time.
Before the surrounding minions regained their sight, Deathstroke launched his ambush. The Godslayer twin blades unleashed a Whirlwind, neatly finishing off Viper and all the guards around her.
That woman liked wearing tight clothing, leather dresses and the like, always dressing herself beautifully. So, most of the time, her poison was carried by