After Sean arrived at the Pentagon, he learned that General Ross was in the middle of a briefing and could not receive him for the time being. The failed operation to capture Hulk must have brought that proud, hard-headed old man a great deal of criticism. After all, this incident had caused quite a stir.
Sean had watched the videos circulating online. A green giant stood in the middle of the highway, casually flipping over cars. Metal bullets struck his tough skin without even scratching it. He radiated an indescribable sense of power, like an ancient Titan from mythology.
Sitting in the reception room, Sean could not help wondering, If the Sentry collided head-on with that immensely powerful green beast, who would win in the end?
Based on the information currently available, Hulk was undoubtedly one of the most powerful beings on the planet. Anger was the source of his strength. His only real weakness might have been that the savage beast lacked sufficient intelligence. If Hulk could merge with Banner, the resulting chemical reaction would be impossible to predict.
A Hulk that could think?
Sean smiled and shook his head, tossing aside the stray thought. Before General Ross arrived, a short man in formal military uniform pushed open the door and walked in. The man seemed somewhat surprised as well, but he still chose a seat and sat down with his back ramrod straight.
"Colonel Blonsky?" Sean looked at the short man, who stared straight ahead, a strange glint in his eyes.
"We've met?" Emil Blonsky, seated with perfect posture, looked surprised.
He had some impression of the young man before him. Sean often appeared in New York newspapers and various weekly magazines. He had once been hailed by the media as "the second Stark," but now he was