The Collector did not hide anything and immediately began recounting his recent discovery.
After all, Deathstroke had already noticed the earlier conversation between father and daughter. If he did not make things clear, who knew whether this man would assume the Elders Of The Universe were plotting something?
If Deathstroke misunderstood, perhaps he would end up dying inexplicably someday.
As Tivan spoke, Su Ming, seated in the shop and enjoying fragrant tea, came to understand the full story.
It turned out that a ruthless figure named Klvak had recently emerged in the Milky Way Galaxy. He had once been an Earthling, and his experience was somewhat similar to Star-Lord's.
His circumstances were simply even more tragic. The aliens who abducted him belonged to an ambitious faction that wanted to invade the Solar System and forced him to serve as their guide.
Klvak was a computer genius, so the aliens planned to start there—brainwash Earthlings through the internet and cultivate more collaborators and traitors.
Waging a propaganda war on an Earth occupied by Deathstroke was not something ordinary software could accomplish. Klvak was therefore forced to write code every day. He kept at it for over a decade, yet he could never get past Adjutant's firewall.
One time, Klvak was so exhausted that he fell asleep in front of his computer. An alien overseer discovered him, and in its bizarre way of thinking, decided that sleep was caused by insufficient energy supply to the brain. Since Klvak did not need his lower body to type on a keyboard, it was merely wasting energy, so they amputated him at the waist.
To improve Klvak's efficiency, they attached his lower half to a small flying saucer. Not only did it greatly increase his mobility, it could also provide additional computing power. It was