The Juggernaut in the comic world

Chapter 136
Xandar?

Nova Legion?

Hearing the voice from the communicator, Mark froze for a moment.

Isn't this the group of people in the Guardians of the Galaxy, who captured and killed... Peter, why did he come here?
Mark is still chilling here, but Natasha has already answered: "We are people from Earth."

……

Inside the Nova Corps fighter plane, Colonel Lyons heard Natasha's answer and turned to look at his adjutant Trias: "Earthlings? Have you heard of this planet?"

Trias thought for a while, and replied: "It seems to be a planet in the Milky Way. Their civilization level is very low, and they are not enough to support interstellar travel."

Lyons nodded, and muttered: "That is to say, the opposite side is a Kree in disguise?"

After all, Lyons raised his head and ordered: "Notice, the weapon module is activated, listen to my order and fire."

"Wait a moment."

Trias seemed to think of something, and speculated: "Colonel, the opposite should not be a Kerry."

Lyons looked over, with some encouragement in his eyes: "How do you say?"

Seeing Lyons' eyes, Trias immediately understood.

Lyons obviously already knew that the other party was not from Kree, and the reason for doing this was to test him.

Trias graduated from the Combat Department of the Nova Empire Interstellar Academy. His father was once Lyons' adjutant, but he lost his name during the battle against the Cree.

After he graduated, Lyons defied public opinion and recruited himself to his fleet as an adjutant.

Naturally, there are many dissatisfied people.

The result was suppressed by Lyons.

Trias is very grateful to him, but it is not easy to prove himself.

Every time the Nova Corps dispatches, in order to unify the order, the information of the fleet command plane will be transmitted to all the fighter planes present without concealment.

Now, on the surface, Lyons asked himself to give a reason, but in fact he was telling everyone.

Lyons gave him a small chance to prove his vision.

But this is also an opportunity, isn't it?
After trying to understand this, Trias took a deep breath, then adjusted his mood, organized his language and said: "Colonel, I have three reasons."

"First of all, the Xandars and the Cree have been enemies for hundreds of years. Every time the two sides meet, they will definitely open fire immediately, but this Cree fighter did not do so. "

"This can barely be counted as a reason."

Lyons nodded. Just as Trias smiled, he changed the subject and asked again: "What if the Kree people opposite did this on purpose?"

"They deliberately didn't open fire immediately, in order to let us relax our vigilance, and then find an opportunity to enter Xandar to complete some of their ulterior plots."

Lyons finished what he thought, then looked straight into Trias' eyes, and said: "If this is the case, what should we do if we cause disaster to Xandar due to our negligence?"

Trias did not answer, but gave his second reason: "The shape of this Kerry fighter is wrong. It does not have any dangerous weapons installed on it. In the universe, except for absolutely neutral forces, there is no Someone will do it."

The fighter plane driven by Mark and others is not without weapons, but Rogge has tampered with it.

As a commander, Rogge's experience is too rich.

He once thought about what to do if he couldn't control Mark and others in the spaceship.

Although there are nerve paralyzing agents, the chance of failure is very small.

But there are always exceptions.

Long experience has given Rogge the habit of staying second, and he did the same this time.

Although Natasha would not use the weapon module of the fighter even if Rogge left it behind, Rogge was still on Earth when the two fighters were combined.

Just in case, the weapon modules on the fighter plane were habitually uninstalled.

This is why, Trias can't see the weapon module.

Facing Trias' second reason, Lyons shook his head and said, "This reason doesn't count. Let's go back to the question just now. What if the Kree did it on purpose?"

"This……"

Trias paused for a moment.

His third reason is that if this group of people were Kree people, they would dare to paint the Kree people's iconic paint, and drive the Kree people's iconic fighter planes from Kree to Xandar. ?
You know, the enemies of the Cree are not only the Xandar.

The Cree people, who often start wars in the universe, are almost in a situation where dogs would hate it. Such blatant actions, are they not afraid of being destroyed by the fighters they encounter?
But when Lyons continued to repeat that question, Trias knew that it was impossible for him to persuade Lyons with the third reason.

reason?

What should the Cree do on purpose!
Triaston paused, and fell short of the third reason.

Seeing this, Lyons was a little disappointed, and sighed slightly in his heart.

After thinking about it, he still raised his head, looked through the glass, and looked in the direction of Mark and others...

Behind.

Trias noticed the change in Lyons, and while feeling nervous, he also saw where Lyons was looking.

"!!"

Then, Trias raised his head sharply and said firmly: "They are definitely not Cree."

"Oh?"

Lyons turned around and said, "Your reasons can't convince me."

"It's there!"

Trias raised his finger and thought about the place where Mark and others appeared, and said with certainty: "Although I don't know how this Kerry fighter appeared from this space breakthrough point, it is dedicated to our planet Xandar." Except for the Xandar people, no one will know about the material transmission channel."

"if……"

Trias said and looked back at Lyons: "I mean if."

"If the Kree people know about this passage, then they will definitely not give up such an opportunity to directly attack our planet Xandar."

"You know, we are now behind Xandar's defense line. If the Kree come out of this passage, then our frontline troops will have no chance to resist."

"Not bad!"

Lyons finally nodded, he gave a thumbs up, and praised: "As expected of a graduate of the Star Academy, the change of thinking is fast."

Trias was a little embarrassed to be praised.

He knew that if Lyons hadn't looked in that direction at the end, he wouldn't have been able to guess anything.

(End of this chapter)