"Although this item can transform ordinary person into Inhumans, the success rate of the transformation is very low!"
Daisy said, "Out of about a hundred test subjects, only one or two can succeed."
"Moreover, and most importantly, Inhumans transformed using it have very short lifespans, and their abilities are not particularly strong; most are rather useless, and abilities suitable for combat rarely appear."
So many flaws!
Rhodey looked at the small silver pyramid on the coffee table and couldn't help but shake his head.
Low success rate, short lifespan, and even if they do succeed, the Inhumans transformed don't even have good abilities!
What's the point of this thing?
Is it purely relying on sheer numbers, hoping to get lucky?
Rhodey felt this thing was too dependent on luck.
If you're unlucky, it's a dead end!
"But these drawbacks can be improved!" Daisy suddenly changed the subject and said, "Before I stole it, the people of Afterlife had already developed a formula. As long as a stabilizer is prepared according to that formula, the success rate of the transformation can be greatly increased."
"It can reach about one-third!"
Compared to one or two percent, one-third is indeed very high.
For many forces, a plan with a one-third success rate is completely feasible.
As for sacrifice?
How can there be no sacrifices on the path to success!
As long as the sacrifices aren't themselves, it's fine.
Capitalism, after all!
Profit is the highest priority for everything.
"After I learned about this, I found a way to steal it," Daisy continued, "I know they were looking for partners; they had approached HYDRA before, but then HYDRA had problems, so they switched to a new target."
"Who?"
Rhodey asked curiously.
But Daisy shook her head and said she didn't know either.
She only heard that there was such a cooperation intention, but which organization specifically?
She wasn't clear.
And now Jen is dead, and nearly ninety percent of Afterlife's high-end combat power is gone.
Plus, this treasure, which is said to be irreplaceable, couldn't be recovered.
Therefore;
Their plan has completely failed.
No matter which force was going to cooperate with them.
This cooperation has completely fallen through!
...
After Daisy explained the reason for her being hunted down to Rhodey and the others, she decided to hand over the small silver pyramid to Rhodey.
To be honest;
Rhodey was also quite surprised.
After all, this thing is of great importance.
If it falls into the hands of certain schemers, there's a high chance they might try to mass-produce Inhumans.
Although Daisy didn't mention the formula for the stabilizer.
But if the Inhumans of Afterlife could deduce it, naturally others could deduce it too!
Never underestimate humanity's creativity.
Give them a sufficiently firm goal, and they can create miracles.
This point;
Rhodey had no doubts.
Daisy should also be aware of this.
So her decision to give this thing to Rhodey really shows the extent of her trust in him.
However, Daisy really didn't misjudge him.
Rhodey had absolutely no interest in mass-producing a large number of Inhumans.
What's the use of a group of Inhumans whose abilities are likely to be trash?
The elite Inhumans from Afterlife before were quite formidable, right?
But Rhodey's Mechanical Legion just slaughtered them!
The other side had no power to retaliate at all.
And for Inhumans transformed by this little thing in front of them, how many would need to be created to produce one that could reach that level of combat power?
At least several hundred to a thousand, right?
So, to create an Inhuman team with strength similar to Afterlife, wouldn't it require transforming hundreds of thousands of Inhumans?