"Relax, it's not coming for you, Ikaris."
Su Ming waved a hand and studied the numerous holographic images projected by the Adjutant. He was not even holding a weapon. Thanos, standing beside him with his hands behind his back, was equally calm.
"This is Druid's so-called grand plan I mentioned before. He told the Eternals from that previous meeting that he wanted to wipe out the human population until the numbers of humans and Eternals were equal. These Hex Colossi are the tools meant to carry out that plan."
"I see." Thanos nodded, utterly unfazed by giant enemies. "So these images shown by your AI are of Hex appearing all over Earth. Druid did not simply throw every Hex at Ikaris."
The logic was simple. If Druid only wanted to target Ikaris, there was no need to deploy the Colossi across the globe. It made no sense to expect one of these things to come all the way from the Indian Ocean just to capture a former leader.
The most convenient option would have been to drop these hundreds of Colossi directly on everyone's heads.
"He actually gave such a mad order? Sorcerer Supreme, not all Eternals stand with him. I still have many friends who love peace."
The blond Eternal man was stunned, his hands trembling. This was undoubtedly a full-scale war against humanity, yet in reality, the entire Eternal race could not even stand against the Sorcerer Supreme's pets.
Had Druid gone mad? Or had someone given him the courage to do this?
"Don't worry. Druid has gone mad, but I haven't." Su Ming examined the Colossus striding toward them. He had to crane his neck, making his voice sound a little strange. "I won't condemn all Eternals just because of a few. There are good people and