Nine specially modified enhanced warriors, two completely different paths of enhancement.
The Osborne Group used its unique advantages in the field of biotechnology to create its own army of enhanced humans.
Although these enhanced warriors do not yet have any outstanding achievements, they have not even been officially announced to the outside world.
But it's not difficult to imagine how the military and other organizations will react when they learn about these enhanced warriors.
For a large organization, especially an institution like the military, enhanced warriors that can be mass-produced and have considerable combat power are the super soldiers they really desire.
Unique beings with super strength such as Rogge and Thor will not become the first choice of the military.
Whether it's the military or other organizations, what they need are soldiers who can follow orders unconditionally, not guys like Rogge and Thor who are maverick and uncontrollable.
No matter how strong the combat power is, it must be able to control it.
"Is it true that there won't be any problems with your subordinates?"
Seeing the nine enhanced warriors who were obviously not human beings break into the Osborne Building, Gwen asked with some worry.
At this time, Gwen did not know the existence of Venom, and she thought that the person who was sabotaging the Osborn Building was a member of Konoha.
"Don't worry, the guy inside is very tenacious!"
As long as it doesn't encounter a targeted fatal blow, the symbiote can be called an immortal little strongman.
And Rogge didn’t think the Osborne Group had any intention of killing Venom.
Only living symbionts have research value!
When the nine enhanced warriors who were completely unlike humans entered the Osborne Building, the already not very peaceful Osborne Building suddenly became more lively.
Compared with the guards who can only use ordinary firearms, these nine enhanced warriors are obviously well prepared.
Even from the building opposite, Rogge could see the blazing flames.
In addition to flamethrowers, these enhanced warriors apparently also carry high-frequency sonic weapons specifically designed to target symbiotes.
Not long after, Roger witnessed the scene where Eddie Brock, restored to his original state, was taken away by enhanced warriors.
But it was different from when they first appeared. When these enhanced warriors left the Osborne Building, their number changed from the original nine to four.
There are only two enhanced warriors with lizard-like shapes left, and only two mutants with weird-colored skin that emit electricity from time to time.
With one against nine, five of the opponent's people were taken away, and this was when the opponent was fully prepared.
Although Venom was defeated, the combat power he showed was still very satisfying.
Rogge did not stop these enhanced warriors from taking away the venom, or in other words, this was exactly the result he wanted.
Door-to-door delivery does not mean delivering the venom to the Osborne Tower, but delivering the venom to the secret base of the Osborne Group.
Using venom as bait to fish out the true base of the Osborne Group is what door-to-door delivery really means.
Of course, the Osborne Group can also send Venom to other bases to avoid exposing the real base.
However, this also cannot stop Rogge from finding the real research base of the Osborne Group.
The venom was used as bait just to find this research base faster.
If the Osborn Group takes Venom elsewhere, Rogge can also ask Hinata and Konoha Intelligence to search.
Unless the Osborn Group has set up research bases on other planets, it is absolutely impossible for them to escape the search of Hinata and Konoha intelligence agencies.
It's just a question of how much work you have to do.
When the four enhanced warriors quickly left New York City with Eddie and Venom, Rogge did not follow them, but only used chakra perception to confirm the Flying Thunder God technique on Eddie.
He originally planned to leave a spell on Venom, but Venom's special form made him give up the idea.
The Flying Thunder God spell could not be fixed on Venom, who had no stable form and could change around, so he could only leave the spell on Eddie.
As long as Venom doesn't leave Eddie, then where Eddie is, that's where Venom is.
As for whether the venom will be forced to leave Eddie's body, just pay attention to Eddie's life energy signal.
Although Eddie did not appear to have any change in appearance after being possessed by the venom, his life energy signal had undergone obvious changes, which was completely different from that of a normal person.
So just by paying attention to his life energy signature, Rogue will know if the venom is still in his body.
When Eddie's Flying Thunder God stayed in a certain location in the suburbs for nearly half an hour, he used the Flying Thunder God to teleport there.
He did not use quantum teleportation stolen from Gordon, nor did he use transformation to disguise himself.
The Osborne Group can be regarded as an old friend, and as long as he makes a move, the Osborne Group will recognize his identity, so there is no need to disguise.
In just an instant, he came to Eddie from downtown New York and arrived at this secret research base belonging to the Osborne Group.
The Osborn Group was well aware of the symbiote's weaknesses, so they adopted a very tricky method to suppress Venom in a state where he could not transform.
What appeared in front of Rogge at this time was a closed space nearly the size of two basketball courts, as well as two teams of fully armed lizard warriors and electro-optical warriors.
In this huge and somewhat outrageous closed room, there is also a huge display screen.
The person on the screen is Harry Osborne, chairman of the Osborne Group, who has become famous in recent years.
In addition, there was a mosquito-like buzzing sound from every corner of the room.
It was these ubiquitous buzzing sounds that made Eddie, who was tied to the chair, keep struggling as if he was possessed by an evil spirit. Black oil-like substances continued to appear and disappear from his body. .
Apparently, these mosquito-like buzzes are high-frequency sound waves specifically targeted to the symbiote.
Roger looked up at the display screen hanging in the air and saw Harry Osborn's unconcealed look of surprise.
Although Rogge had appeared in this room for more than ten seconds, Harry Osborn still had not recovered from the shock.
How could it be him?
How could it be the fourth generation Hokage Rogge who took away the venom?
Harry had seen the scene of Venom being taken away on the streets of San Francisco, but he never imagined that the person who used the strange teleportation method would actually be Rogge.
Looking at Rogge's half-smiling expression, Harry suddenly felt like the whole world was against him.
I just wanted to study the alien symbiote, why did I bring this guy out again?
Is this guy the natural nemesis of the Osborne Group?
Can this world still be reasonable?
