Rimuru raised his hand and waved it lightly, releasing the T-5000 and its internal nanobot operating procedures directly into the air.
He spoke calmly and slowly, explaining the principle to everyone.
The core of the entire plan is nano-penetration modification and replacement.
The T-5000 releases a massive number of sophisticated nanobots that directly invade the Skrulls bodies.
It forcibly rewrites and replaces the other party's body structure starting at the cellular level.
They forcibly transformed the Skrulls, who had replaced humans, into T-3000s.
During this process, the modified Skrulls will die on the spot.
To be honest, the process wasn't easy; there were brief moments of pain.
However, the entire process involves the ablation and modification of cells, so there is no bleeding on the body surface and no bloody scenes.
This was the greatest act of mercy Rimuru could possibly show.
He didn't need to be soft-hearted or compassionate when dealing with these invaders who intended to devour the entire human civilization.
Providing a painless and bloodless ending is already quite forgiving.
Then, Rimuru revealed the most crucial and reassuring point of the entire plan.
Those humans whose identities were taken over by the Skrulls did not actually die from beginning to end.
They were simply secretly imprisoned and hidden by these alien infiltrators, and have lived on ever since.
It's just that they've lost their freedom and can't return to their own lives.
As long as they eliminate the corresponding Skrull substitutes.
Then we can gradually replace the original humans back one by one.
Identity, location, life, and all order can be quietly restored to their original state.
There will be no vacancies, no unrest, and certainly no Civil War or social chaos.
After hearing this plan, everyone present was quite satisfied with it.
This method is undoubtedly much safer.
However, Rimuru soon pointed out the shortcomings of this plan.
This nano-replacement method is perfect, but has very few side effects.
However, its drawbacks are particularly obvious: the progress is too slow and the efficiency is too low.
The precise one-to-one replacement is itself extremely time-consuming and labor-intensive.
Therefore, this process is only suitable for dealing with Skrulls who hold high positions and have infiltrated the core circle.
These are the key undercover agents who have infiltrated the upper echelons of the government, military, and S.H.I.E.L.D..
These people cannot be touched or disrupted; we must operate with meticulous care and seek stability within stability.
However, there are still hundreds of thousands of ordinary Skrull lurkers at the bottom of society on Earth.
The sheer number and scattered distribution make it impractical to replace them one by one.
The longer it drags on, the more variables there are, and the greater the risk.
Therefore, this Skrulls at the grassroots level must be dealt with and eliminated as soon as possible.
We cannot delay or waste time; we must nip it in the bud and eliminate all future troubles.
After hearing Rimuru's analysis, everyone fell silent, and no one raised any further objections.
To be honest, they couldn't come up with a better solution at all.
Hundreds of thousands of Skrulls —that's no small number, not just a few hundred or a few thousand.
Even though most of them are marginalized individuals who have not fully integrated into human society.
When piled together, they still constitute a terrifyingly massive force.
Everyone stared at this enormous, invisible number, and a collective headache ensued.
The problem was clearly laid out before everyone; it seemed like a dead end.
If we proceed with the more conservative approach of replacing nanorobots, the process will be too slow.
With hundreds of thousands of cases, screening and replacing them one by one would take an unknown amount of time.
If this drags on, the flaws will inevitably be revealed sooner or later.
As soon as one Skrulls senses something is wrong and discovers that their companion has mysteriously disappeared.
Before long, the entire lurking group will launch a counterattack.
But what if, in pursuit of speed, a large-scale, rapid eradication is forcibly implemented?
That problem is actually more fatal.
Large-scale population disappearances and frequent unusual events occurred within a short period of time.
It's impossible to hide it from global intelligence networks and ordinary people.
The Skrulls' secrets hidden on Earth will be instantly and completely exposed to the public.
At that time, the hundreds of thousands of Skrulls hiding in various corners will know that their identities have been exposed and they are about to be wiped out.
They won't need anyone to force them; they'll simply go on a rampage and start Riot.
The need for covert operations and camouflage has completely failed; they've directly torn off pretenses and started a war against humanity.
This completely reverses the order of things.
They meticulously planned and executed their strategy from the very beginning.
It is precisely to quietly eliminate hidden dangers and maintain the stability and order of human society.
To avoid internal strife and a global catastrophe caused by alien invasion.
But this current dilemma is utterly absurd.
The slow extermination was detected in advance by the Skrulls secretly planned a counterattack.
The swift suppression forced the Skrulls into a direct Riot, prematurely triggering a full-scale invasion.
No matter which option you choose, there are huge flaws.
No matter which choice you make, you can't avoid the crisis.
For a moment, the atmosphere in the entire space became extremely oppressive.
The Avengers, including Director of S.H.I.E.L.D., who is in charge of Earth's security, are all helpless, trapped in this unsolvable vicious cycle.
The entire room was in a state of utter confusion; everyone's heads were practically about to explode.
After struggling for a while without coming up with a feasible plan, Tony finally had a sudden inspiration.
His thoughts immediately returned to Rimuru and his Ultimate Nullifier Legion.
As if struck by a sudden inspiration, he quickly asked.
How many T-5000s do you have in stock? Can you mass-produce them?
"Since nanotechnology is feasible, can we try a different approach?"
"After the robot has modified a Skrulls, send them back."
"Like a virus, it replicates and spreads itself, quietly assimilating the entire population."
It has to be said, this approach is truly Tony —efficient, hassle-free, and completely seamless.
Everyone's eyes lit up after hearing this, as if they had finally found a breakthrough.
Rimuru sighed softly, immediately pouring cold water on the situation.
"This method won't work."
" Skrulls successfully modified by the T-5000 will directly become T-3000 modified beings."
"First, the T-3000 itself lacks the ability to be reused or disseminated, making it impossible to spread and proliferate."
"Secondly, the Skrulls ' ability to shapeshift and disguise will completely disappear the moment the transformation is completed."
"Sending them back wouldn't last more than a few minutes; their abnormality would be immediately exposed."
"And most importantly, conversion is not 100% successful."
"Individuals whose bodies cannot withstand nanotechnology modifications will experience immediate failure and be rendered unusable."
" The Skrulls are physically stronger than humans, so their success rate is indeed slightly higher, but it's still not guaranteed."
After listening to this thorough and honest analysis of the shortcomings...
The hope that had just been ignited in everyone's heart was instantly and completely extinguished.
Everyone sighed helplessly, with only one thought in their minds.
These Skrulls are a really huge problem.
An unsolvable deadlock, an unsolvable hidden danger, no matter how you try to block or suppress it.
Feeling aggrieved, everyone instinctively glared resentfully at Nick Fury.
That look in his eyes was ridiculously blunt; it was all the mess you made back then.
Even with Fury's thick skin, he couldn't withstand the scrutinizing gazes of everyone at this moment.
He could only force a stern face, deliberately tilt his head back and frown, pretending to be thinking seriously.
He refused to meet anyone's gaze.
Rimuru watched this scene, too lazy to even try to figure it out himself.
The Avengers were completely helpless.
Trying to figure it out himself would be a complete waste of time.
Never mind, let's just open it.
Rimuru simply adopted a passive-aggressive approach to thinking, silently repeating the mantra in his mind.
[ Lord of Wisdom, is there a reliable reverse infiltration plan to completely solve the Skrulls problem?]
My mind paused for only a moment.
The Lord of Wisdom's calm, mechanical, and concise answer instantly flooded into his consciousness.
[Analyzing the complete Skrulls genetic sequence to extract their unique shapeshifting and camouflage abilities.]
[Integrating the living life metal material obtained from previous analysis of the Symbiote.]
[Reconstruct the model to create a brand new, exclusive Ultimate Nullifier variant.]
That's it?
Is it really that simple?
After racking their brains for a long time, they discovered that the Lord of Wisdom could simply bypass the code by changing the device model.
A peculiar feeling inexplicably arose within me.
It feels like you're facing an older sister.
Even though you've already tried your best, your older sister still tells you with a smile that it's okay, you've already done a great job.
It's outrageous, yet true, and strangely funny.
The ultimate crisis that left everyone in the room breathless.
In the end, it turned out to be just a minor matter of changing the formula for the materials and replacing the old model with a new one.