Gabriel's brilliant power ended in a bleak way.

This was what Natasha saw with her own eyes when she watched the last. She saw an indescribable huge existence quietly poking out a head from the clouds. The terrifying and majestic aura made Gabriel turn into a trembling ridiculous quail in front of it.

When that existence swallowed Gabriel, who was unlikely to move, into his mouth in a freehand way, the sacredness and majesty that Gabriel had desperately shaped before immediately turned into a big joke, making people unable to help but feel absurd in their hearts.

Of course, this is Natasha's feeling, not the fanatical believers. When they see the angel they worship being eaten directly by a giant monster with their heads exposed, what they face is undoubtedly the despair and madness of the collapse of faith.

Such a group of people who almost lost their minds while crying and laughing were impossible to save. Looking at their absurd performance, Natasha resolutely turned around and never took a look at them again.

She knew very well that these people could not be saved by herself now. If she did such a thing over her own ability, then the most likely thing would be that she was dragged into the abyss of death by these people. She had no intention or thought. So she chose to give up and caught up with the previous troops who had left earlier at the fastest speed.

At this time, under the leadership of the spider, the group had evacuated to an underground parking lot. In such an environment, everyone held their breath, as if they were afraid that this would disturb the huge existence in the sky. Everyone raised their heads at this time, and listened to the sound in the sky with their ears. This was not useless, because the huge existence in the sky would indeed make shocking sounds when they were moving.

It was rumbling like thunder, dull as if a mountain was moving in the sky. When this strange sound that made people feel shocked from the bottom of their hearts left, everyone who was squatting here breathed a long sigh. At this time, General Ross, who had already recovered, immediately asked a question to the spider holding him.

"What the hell is that, why is there such a thing there? Aren't you going to hunt down the attackers? Why did you attract such a guy?"

"I don't know either." Shaking his head, the spider began to briefly reveal what he knew. "We were chasing a huge snake. Following its smell, we chased into a river. After spending some effort to kill the snake, for some reason, this huge monster stared at us and kept chasing us to this place. If it weren't for the winged thing that attracted its attention, we would probably be finished now."

When we arrived here, a color of lingering fear appeared on the spider's face. The other two guys showed the same expression and were dumb. Not only them, but everyone probably saw that the terrifying existence had such an idea. Some of them even began to murmur to themselves.

"What the hell is that? Ancient snake?"

"That's a dragon, an eastern dragon. I can see it very clearly that such appearance characteristics and power are indeed the objects of worship by the people over there."

Natasha who came in finally felt so authentic. Looking at her, Dr. Banner immediately spoke up and asked.

"Why are you the only one, what about those civilians? Why didn't they come with you?"

"They won't come!" Even if they were unwilling to hide it, Natasha replied to him in the most direct way. "Gabriel was eaten by that dragon. Do you think they will have the most basic rationality after seeing this situation?"

"So you gave up on them?"

Dr. Banner showed an incredible look. Obviously, he could not accept Natasha's actions at all. Natasha just picked his accusation and then said calmly.

"I can't help them. In fact, no one can help them in this situation. Moreover, since they like to believe in God so much, let God find a way out for them. Anyway, I don't have this ability."

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The conflict and contradiction were about to break out, but General Ross immediately shouted and called on the two guys who had their own opinions.

"Enough, it's not the time to give you this. We don't have time to discuss who is right and who is wrong now. Don't forget our mission!"

Mission? Thinking of the task they were carrying, everyone showed an unhappy expression on their faces. Before they even touched the shadow of the task, they encountered such things, which made it impossible for them to feel relaxed. With such an emotion, the spider couldn't help asking.

"What should we do? I'm the mission. Now we have encountered so many terrible existences without even knowing what we want to thank. What will happen to us if we continue? Do we really have the ability to change all this?"

The answer to all he asked was very obvious. However, no one was willing to give it this answer. They could only look at General Ross, the nominal commander of this operation, hoping to get any possible useful method from his mouth. Although, even they themselves did not have much hope for it.

General Ross is indeed in a dilemma now, and he also realizes the complexity and terror of the current situation. This is no longer a problem that their abilities can solve. Although they are reluctant to admit it, under such a sudden change in their strength, they do not have the ability to achieve their initial combat goals.

Not to save everyone in this country, even whether they can leave here safely will be a problem. But General Ross is a soldier after all, and the mission is the most important thing for him to come, so he gritted his teeth and ordered the people around him.

"Let's have a rest, we're ready to go. Go to London!"

"Where do what? Are we capable of doing?"

At this time, not everyone was willing to believe him unconditionally. It was like Hawkeye who questioned him in a chorus. When he questioned like this, the mutants stood quietly behind him and expressed an invisible support to him.

Obviously, they did not agree with General Ross's move. Because this move was no different from sacrifice for them. And sacrifice for a task that could not see the prospect at all was really not something they could accept.

General Ross understood their thoughts. Although he had the ability to force them to do what he ordered, he knew that it was not the most appropriate solution. This would only make them, the group of already scared groups, in the next shock, exacerbate the risk of falling apart. In such an environment, once they are divided due to internal contradictions, the final result must be that each of them will remain on this land forever.

Although he was very confident about his own strength, General Ross had no intention of blindly optimistic. Through everything that had happened before, he had already understood that the power he possessed here might not be anything. Naturally, without the group, each of their lives would be out of their control.

He not only had to consider his own safety, but also the guys around him. This unnecessary sacrifice was not the end that these good guys should have. So he stretched out his hand, suppressed Hawkeye's next thought, and at the same time he made his plans come out first.

"Listen to me first! We go to London and occupy a huge ferry. Then we find ways to evacuate some innocent people as much as possible. We insist on eight hours, and after eight hours, we evacuate from England by ferry. The mission has reached this point, and we all know that it is impossible to achieve the set goal at the beginning. But it is obviously impossible to leave like this. You should not want to go to the military court. And doing nothing is probably not something you can accept. So I want to do something as much as we can. At least this is an explanation to others and ourselves. How about it, what about your opinions?"

General Ross made a pertinent suggestion. Everyone present whispered to this suggestion. Both the agents and the Avengers seemed to be able to accept his approach. So soon, almost everyone expressed their consent. There was only one exception.

"I object! What do you mean? Only rescue a part of the people, and then watch the remaining tens of millions of people die like this? Is this your choice?"

Dr. Banner asked angrily, obviously, such a method had exceeded the limit he could accept.

Faced with such a Banner, General Ross did not retort him in an abnormal manner, but said to him with great sincerity.

"You should know that our abilities are no longer able to play a big role here. The situation here is beyond our imagination and response, and we can only do what we can do. Banner, you can't act voluntarily at this time!"

"This is not an act of intent, it is a matter of life!" He pushed General Ross away in front of him, and Banner walked out with great strides. "Since you think so, I will go alone. I want to save those innocent people. At least, I can't watch them die so unknown!"

"So have you ever thought about Betty's feelings? You might die because of this!"

General Ross took out an excuse he was most reluctant to use and wanted to use it to call Banner down. However, Banner just paused and continued to move forward without hesitation.

"Betty will understand me. Ross, if I die, tell Bety, let her live well!" (To be continued...) Mobile users please browse and read for a better reading experience.

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