🔴 Spoiler Alert I Fans have been left in shock after Secret Invasion killed off a long-running MCU member in the first episode.
Some Skrulls such as Talos are still loyal to Nick and his comrades including Maria Hill .
A series of terrorist attacks have been taking place across the planet, and while some might think that they’re not connected, it turns out that the extremist Skrulls who are unhappy that they don’t yet have a home to call their own are behind it all. The warriors not only take on the appearances of humans, but their memories too, embodying them from the inside out while the real humans are kept captive.Later, Talos chases after G’iah while she’s on a bomb supply run, managing to catch up with her to reveal that not only has her mother died, but her death was caused by the man that she’s now working for.
Nick realises that Sonya clearly isn’t telling him everything that she knows about supplies that were raided in Kazakhstan, and so he slyly bugs her room with a camera.
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