My countryman becomes Ultraman, I eat the soft rice of the middleman

"We the Inhumans are the true masterpieces of God, and the mutants are merely the failed products of the false God!"

Maximus from the Attilan royal family sneered, and then ordered to expand the range of Terrigen Mist in San Francisco.

"Failures should not exist, and humans should submit to us!"

"From today on, the Inhumans will become the only superior race on Earth, superior to all things in the universe!"

"Hahaha……"

Maximus opened his arms and stood in the void, laughing wildly.

This is an inevitable collision of destinies of the two races.

In fact, there are inherently irreconcilable contradictions between them.

The mist released by the Terrigen crystal means rebirth, mutation, awakening and an opportunity for the Inhumans to gain super powers.

But for mutants, it is the most deadly poison. Even Omega-level mutants will die on the spot once they absorb the mist.

Basically, this fog was something developed by the Kree millions of years ago to deal with the Celestials.

If the Kree want to get rid of their identity as Celestial experimental subjects, they must kill the Celestials who created the Kree.

Only by defeating the Celestials can the Kree become the new gods.

Therefore, this also leads to the Kree's natural rejection of everything related to the Celestials.

The Inhumans created by the Kree naturally have an innate hatred for the mutants created by the Celestials in their genes.

Maximus, as Black Bolt's younger brother, is a prince of the Attilan royal family.

He was already full of ambitions for the Earth, and planned to take this opportunity to rule the Earth and open up another colony for the Inhumans.

What's more, how can the resource-scarce back side of the moon be compared with the prosperous Earth?

So for both public and private reasons, Maximus wants to occupy the earth.

"No need to bother with the dead mutants."

Maximus continued to order: "The most urgent task is to recover those newly born alien cocoons as soon as possible."

At this moment, Orlan suddenly reminded: "Mark, if we slaughter mutants so recklessly, will it lead to revenge from our countrymen? After all, he is recognized as the king of mutants in the world!"

Maximus sneered: "What a bullshit Mutant King! If Homelander dares to come, I will kill him. In this Terrigen Mist, he will just die if he comes. What's there to be afraid of!"

After hearing this, Orlan said nothing more.

Obviously, she also agreed with Maximus's point of view.

After all, the Terrigen Mist defeats mutants, just like Kryptonite defeats Superman, there is no solution.

No matter how powerful the Homelanders are, they will only die once they are touched by the Terrigen Mist.

As time went on, the Terrigen Mist spread wider and wider, and soon covered the entire San Francisco.

I believe that in a few days, the entire New York State will be covered.

In fact, the Terrigen Mist not only caused the death of mutants, but also humans carrying the recessive X gene were not immune.

Many humans have a recessive X gene, so they look like normal people, but in fact they are half mutants.

This is also the main reason why in "X-Men: Days of Future Past", the Sentinel robots almost caused the extinction of all mankind after identifying the invisible X-gene.

There is no way, there are simply too many half-mutants.

On the contrary, purebred humans are a minority among the minority.

……

the other side

After Maximus gave the order, the Inhumans quickly began to work, preparing to shelter the newborn Inhumans in cocoons.

hum! !

At this moment, ripples suddenly appeared in the void.

Then, a figure walked out of the void and appeared out of thin air in the middle of the street.

It was Link!

As soon as he came back, he sensed everything that happened here.

So, he didn't care about the flash of having taken off all his clothes, ready to force himself on her.

He decisively started the void walking and arrived in San Francisco in an instant.

As soon as he arrived here, Link saw a vast expanse of white in front of him, with endless fog and an extremely narrow visible range.

However, this did not affect Link's vision, and his eyesight was still enough to see a lot of things.

It was because of what he saw that Link felt a surge of anger in his heart, and his face became frighteningly gloomy.

The scene before his eyes was nothing short of a blatant racial massacre.

This massacre not only targeted mutants, but also humans carrying the recessive X gene were not spared.

Half... no, at least more than 60% of the people were lying on the ground at this moment.

This is not a small amount.

San Francisco gradually became a dead zone.

Faced with the raging Terrigen Mist, the mutants in this city were almost wiped out.

The surviving humans closed the doors and windows, held guns, shivered in the house, and hoped for rescue.

But on the streets, a group of mysterious people were carrying the new Inhumans in cocoons.

……

Link is not a mutant, so he is naturally not affected by the fog. Even the infinitely evolving genes in his body have no reaction to the fog.

Link kept walking forward with a blank expression, but the coldness in his eyes grew more severe.

After walking for about two minutes, he stopped and locked his eyes directly on an Inhuman five hundred meters away.

This alien has horns on its head, and at first glance, it is easy to be mistaken for a mutant.

However, mutants cannot survive in such a foggy environment.

So the answer is obvious, this is an Inhuman.

"Tell me, who are you? What happened here?"

Without any warning, a sentence suddenly rang in the Inhuman member's mind, instantly scaring him.

"Who? Come out now!!"

The alien suddenly shouted, his vertical pupils contracted, and he kept scanning the surroundings.

Finally, Link was spotted a few hundred meters away.

When the Inhuman saw Link's appearance, his face changed and he exclaimed, "Homelander?"

Isn't this the King of Mutants who has become famous recently?

How come he is here?

Also, why wasn't he affected by the fog?

The Inhumans were filled with doubts.

But before he could react, Link, who had just been a few hundred meters away, suddenly appeared in front of him like a ghost.

The two were less than two and a half meters apart.

"This speed..."

The Inhuman looked horrified.

He subconsciously wanted to escape, but as soon as the thought came to his mind, an invisible giant hand grabbed his body and lifted him into the air.

At the same time, a strong mental force invaded his mind, giving him a splitting headache.

"No! Uh uh uh..."

He was horrified because he realized that his memory was about to be forcibly read by Link.

Unfortunately, he was powerless to stop or resist.