Sentry of American Comics
Chapter 245

The Boss

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"Ten million is enough to buy several wine cellars, even start a winery of your own, so if you want to earn drinking money, you'll have to keep working hard, Mr. Deadpool." Sean supported the staggering Deadpool and kindly reminded him.

This mercenary, originally named Wade Wilson, was actually the product of mutant gene testing. A scientist named Ajax—or perhaps it would be more fitting to call him the head of a third-rate laboratory—had successfully created this invincible trash-talker and irritating chatterbox.

Speaking of which, this was inextricably linked to Hydra. Those Nazi fanatics who loved causing trouble, destruction, and plotting conspiracies perhaps had a particular fondness for all kinds of human experimentation because their leader, Red Skull, had been created by the Super Soldier Serum.

Brainwashing Captain America's friend into the Winter Soldier, working with Samuel Sterns in an attempt to replicate the Hulk serum, using the Mind Stone to develop enhanced humans... They were practically experts at that sort of business. Naturally, Hydra would not overlook such a promising experimental project as Mutants.

Ajax was one of Hydra's scientists. At first, he had merely been a doctor's assistant with sadistic tendencies, but for some unknown reason, Hydra agents took a liking to him and recruited him, making him the leading figure at a mutant production facility in one stroke.

Through relentless research, Ajax found a way to transform people into Mutants. He developed a special drug that used all kinds of extreme pain to stimulate the latent mutant genes within human DNA. Though the success rate was extremely low, that "insignificant" flaw could be entirely compensated for through sheer numbers.

Because the mutant production facility was located on the outskirts of New York, right under S.H.I.E.L.D.'s nose, Ajax could not afford to be too conspicuous. He hung up

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