"Polaris, dismantle this. The front half is damaged too badly to be salvaged. Drag the back half away..."
A few inconspicuous black dots, compared to the massive debris, propagate among the wreckage like ants effortlessly transporting the corpses of gigantic insects, orderly amidst chaos, premeditated action evident from their movements.
Shiller employed a series of deceptions, forcing General Gana, a Skrull disguised as Nick Fury, to activate the teleportation device connected to his spaceship during a critical moment.
The Earth's Magical Defense Network can monitor any teleportation within Earth's boundaries. For teleportation to occur, one must get through the Defense Network, which requires authorization from the same.
Strange allowed the Earth's Magical Defense Network to open. Gana successfully teleported back to his spaceship. However, the system that monitors the Magical Defense Network recorded the destination coordinates—the Polaris, which Gana was controlling.
Once specific coordinates are established, the mages can directly open a portal to it. What follows is the enjoyable aspect of a teleportation ambush.
Suddenly, Shiller, Captain America, Iron Man, Spider Man, and a sequence of superheroes whom Gana presumed dead, appeared, giving him a great shock. This led to him being knocked out from a flurry of punches, rendering him defenseless.
Next, the shape-shifting Mystique assumed the role of a doble-agent. Skrulls are known for their ability to mimic humans, but Mystique can replicate Skrulls too.
Once Mystique used her shape-shifting abilities to gain control of the spaceship, Stark took the helm of the control system.
Being previously mentioned, the development of Kree civilization is actually because the Skrulls initially didn't choose them. Aggrieved by this, they directly stole a Skrull spaceship and exploited its technology to develop their own civilization.
This means the technological systems of these two empires are directly related, including the spaceships.
Humans, however, had previously retrieved a few spaceships temporarily stored by the Kree. The control systems used on these spaceships are almost identical to the system on the Skrull's Polaris.
So, Stark smoothly found the throttle and acceleration, the only two keys he needed.
Serving as the Skrull's former flagship, the superluminal engine of Polaris makes hundreds of thousands of light-years not seem like a particularly vast distance anymore.
Prior to making an interdimensional leap and adjusting the direction, the Polaris moved at an extremely terrifying speed on a physical plane, then rammed right into the No.1 Starport of the Kree Empire.
Nearly hitting the connection between the upper and lower halves of the No.1 Starport of the Kree Empire, the speedy arrow-like shape of the Polaris, more prominent at the rear when viewed from the side, blew off the dome above.
It's hard to determine if the explosion killed all the Kree, but certainly, after the Polaris came through the portal and swept an EMP across, breathing would have become a tall task.
Following this were the ant-house-moving-like operations. So much for humans being the weaker species, they are diligent indeed.
A group of mages opened a portal, and the large components were handled by multiple mages using the latest developed Large-scale Teleportation Technology.
An enormous portal was opened above the dome, with the majority of vital components, and beneath the base. Furthermore, many small portals were opened in zones of smaller debris.
At first, these portals weren't used to transport components but to transport robots near Mercury. Since there was no need for Stark to take on the responsibilities of Iron Man, he buried his head in research at Mercury Base, producing a series of robots specifically designed for transporting large equipment.
All the pieces of machinery coming through the portals unfolded right there and then, and transport began. Naturally, the efficiency of the robots couldn't compare to that of the mutants.
Polaris was hovering over the blast zone. Amidst the flurry of her green hair, debris was gathered and sorted by size before being moved to different portals. Rakshasa and other mutants that can survive in space without any life support equipment directed movement from the other side of the portal.
But, the goods weren't moved to the Solar System. They were transported to a far more mysterious space, where the dimensions were reduced to a vacuum.
When Eternity had been harassed to death by Thanos, she had tossed the whole Dark Quadrant outside the universe. She didn't simply move Thanos out; she turned the entire dimension into debris and stuck it on a wall.
The Dark Quadrant was scooped out, but the dimension that originally held the Dark Quadrant still existed. Only now, it's a new piece of dimensional debris, forming a new star zone.
The star zone was just born, and all existing civilizations haven't marked a route there, making it a great dumping ground.
The explosion gradually died down and human-made portals started to scatter around the center of the massive explosion. Increasing amounts of equipment were moved out at a swift and well-organized pace, leaving behind only a few pieces of identifying debris.
Shiller, floating at the top, hesitated for a while, then told Polaris: "That's enough. The rest are just parts with Skrull spaceship coating. Adjust their positions a bit, make some explosion remnants, and prepare to withdraw."
Polaris nodded, but then shook her head in confusion: "I've noticed some changes in the nearby electromagnetic field. When the collision caused an explosion, something was blown away by the shock waves. It's still exploding continuously, but I can't confirm..."
Shiller raised an eyebrow, "Which direction? Let Tony's reconnaissance robot go check it out."
Polaris pointed in a direction, concocting a luminous point in the air to guide the recon robot. Stark looked at the images sent back by the recon robot, "That looks like... a Kree spaceship crashed? It seems not to be an ordinary spaceship, possibly a command ship..."
Instantly, everyone's eyes widened. Captain America looked at it, "It seems to be correct. Look at the patterns on the logo. They aren't the same as the ones we usually see on guard ships. This pattern resembles a cannon. Anything relating to weapons and arms could be a special mark of an officer..."
Shiller squinted as he recalled a particular organization of the Kree—the Kree Accusers. He sneered and then said:
"It seems we've caught a big fish."