The return of mighty-E and the trillionaire system.

Ethan is the mighty-E

"Mr. Wilson, what are you doing?" Derek asks, and adds, "Why do you want to sacrifice him? Are we conducting some kind of ritual here?"

"He must die," Mr. Wilson insists, his voice unwavering.

"He knows too much about us, and he might blab about our secrets. But, Derek, you've used him as your errand boy. Isn't it hypocritical to dispose of him like he's nothing?"

Mr. Wilson's laughter fills the room as he turns his attention to Ethan.

"You have quite the confidence, Mighty-E. Don't think I won't kill you."

"Please, Mighty-E, don't interfere," Mr. Rex pleads.

Ethan is resolute, "I won't leave until you drop that gun. If you kill me, you'll all be hunted down for your ambitions," he warns, fully aware of the stakes.

Mr. Wilson can't help but laugh again.

"Why are you defending him so fiercely?"

Derek's response is clear and unwavering, "Because he's human, not a disposable tool." His words carry a powerful message, challenging the dehumanizing actions of their organization and the mora