Plunder the Heavens from American Comics.

"No no no no no!"

Frankie touched Kimiko's cheek and was very sad.

He took off his clothes and was about to cover Kimiko.

Kimiko suddenly began to breathe.

Frankie was shocked by this scene.

Then Kimiko looked at Frankie weakly.

But at this time, her body had actually begun to repair itself.

Frankie looked at Kimiko's wound in disbelief.

A bit amazing.

The two of them stared at each other for a long while.

No one spoke.

Suddenly, Kimiko grabbed Frankie's arm.

She took a deep breath and came back to life.

Frankie stood there as he watched Kimiko come back to life.

He looked at the scene in disbelief.

It's really scary.

Heroes in America

A little boy slides down the slide.

The Homelander stepped on the sand, caught the child and lifted him up.

Although A-Zu had a smile on his face at this moment, he actually wanted to throw the child into the air.

Then he was melted with thermal vision.

But for the sake of his own image, he still resisted the urge to kill.

I just played the lifting game with this little kid.

I also played with him on the little dinosaur rocking car for a while.

After a while, the name of the motherland appeared on the screen.

This is a promotional video for the Vought International Seven.

Next, it's Maeve's turn.

I saw a military truck passing in front of the camera.

Among a group of refugees, Maeve showed a charming smile and looked at everyone enthusiastically.

In fact, I have long been disgusted by such hypocrisy.

But since she was getting Walter's salary, she could only continue to be Walter's dog.

She kept interacting with the refugees, both adults and children.

No matter which shot it was, she always had that smile on her face.

It was as if her face was frozen in time.

But the adults among these refugees in the camera may be better.

Under the threat of Water International, he might smile and cooperate with the filming.

But children are different.

Without exception, these children all had empty eyes. It was unclear what they were thinking.

When Queen Maeve's English appeared on the screen.

Soon the camera turned to the locomotive.

I saw him jogging in the park.

Next to them were several disabled veterans who had lost one leg and were sitting in wheelchairs.

Don’t be fooled by the smile on the locomotive’s face at the moment.

In fact, like Homelander, he wanted to kill them by crashing into them at super speed.

Long-term public exposure and endless image maintenance.

He has already become a psychopath.

Otherwise, he wouldn't be addicted to using Compound No. 5.

As the three words "locomotive" appeared on the screen.

The scene changed and the deep sea appeared in front of the camera.

I saw him performing CPR on a dummy.

Apparently a show about emergency rescue.

There were five rescue team members in red clothes standing there.

The first one on the left, he has his hands on his hips.

He has dark skin and must be of Mexican descent.

The second person on the left is doing the same thing, but judging by his skin color, he should be a white person.

The third one from the left is a man.

He folded his hands in front of his chest and watched Shen Hai perform CPR on the dummy with a smile on his face.

I don’t know what I’m thinking about.

As for the other side, there were two men. They were relaxed and looking at the deep sea like the man just now.

But there were no smiles on their faces.

Maybe in this promotional video, only Shenhai seems happy.

After all, he had just played some perverted games with his marine friends in the sea.

Wait until his name appears.

The lens gives the choice.

I saw him in a Japanese-style room.

Holding a spoon in hand, making tea.

But what's stupid is that he chose to hold the tea bowl in the camera and act as if he was blowing the tea to cool it down.

But he didn't take off his mask.

The whole person is like a robot acting according to a script.

Very dull.

After his name appears.

The camera cuts again.

This time it's the invisible man.

It is much easier to shoot the invisible man.

All I saw was an empty swing swinging non-stop.

Because the transparent man is transparent, the camera cannot capture him at all.

At this moment, no one knows what the Invisible Man is doing.

After all these images appeared, a line of words appeared on the screen.

"It will be filmed soon, and the stars will communicate with the public."

The photographer pressed the pause button at this time.

He looked at the woman next to him and said, "Obviously, a lot of this is temporary content."

"I'd love it! If it was on TLC between 'Heavy Duty' and 'Small Size, Big World'."

“But we’re not, because we’re not some low-grade, trashy reality show.”

The woman lowered her hands and patted her thighs.

"I'm sorry, Cornette, I thought..."

"I just wanted to shoot something more intimate and down-to-earth," the photographer explained a little embarrassedly.

"You can't be that practical!"

Cornette said, looking at the photographer with an unhappy look on his face.

"I need them to look like the kind of people that people would want in the military!" Cornette expressed her expectations.

"We're not some damn reality show light girl here, Heidi and Spencer!"

As he spoke, Cornett shook his head, put his hands on his sides, and his expression was very exaggerated.

"We are the Super Seven! James!" Connett said to James.

James looked at Cornette as she spoke.

"Also, why is there nothing about Starlight?"

Cornett continued to ask James.

"He actually hasn't been available to shoot with the team," James explained.

"Where is he?" asked Cornett.

On the other side, inside a bar.

"Has a shining star lost its luster? Has its light faded?"

The host on the TV commented on Xingguang's photo.

"Two weeks after Starlight's powerful speech at the Faith Expo..."

The bar owner changed the table.

The result is still talking about starlight.

"The star storm has begun, and social media is still hotly discussing her controversial speech."

Then, a lot of netizens’ comments about Starlight were broadcast on TV, some of which were very vicious and insulting.

For example, "Regret is not rape"

"Starlight is whore"

However, there are also those who support Starlight.

Looking at the mixed reviews, the host asked the audience in front of the TV, "Is it a collapse, or a victory?"

"Of course, I always care about Starlight."

Then, TV Maeve's interview with Starlight was released.

“And I support her in every way.”

Then the scene changed to an interview with a passerby.

Two black girls.

One of them has long wavy hair and looks like she is of mixed African and Mexican descent.

She did not speak.

There was a fat black girl next to her, with her hair in loose dreadlocks.

She said to the camera, "What do I want to know? Who is that bastard who stuffed... into her mouth?" "She should kill that bastard!"

Obviously, Hei Mei was very excited.

Huey watched the comments on TV.

There are also photos of starlight.

I always feel like I have lost something particularly important.

On the other side, the filming site of Heroes Save America.

The motherland looked at the camera with indifference.

He asked coldly, "Are you guys filming?"

"Start shooting!"

Following the director's voice, the motherland's cold faces instantly switched to sunny smiles.

I don't know why, but this smile looks a bit abnormal.

“My grandfather built this place from scratch,” Homelander tells the camera.

As he spoke, he clapped his hands.

“He’s a really great guy!”

He walked over to the piano and pointed and said "Ah, the old piano."

Homelander reached out and touched it.

"Every night, my mom would sit here, play some music, and . . . "

With that said, Homelander looked towards the camera again.

"I have to confess that most of the time, my dad and I would, would, make model airplanes."

At this time, the camera looked at the aircraft model.

“I can almost smell the silver paint.”

Homelander continued.

He shook his head, looked for a moment, and then hummed.

It seems like lamenting the past.

"I really wish Mom could live longer to see me fly with the Blue Angels."

As he spoke, Homelander walked in front of a photo.

He picked up the photo.

Then he said to the camera again, "That will definitely surprise him."

He held up the photo and pointed the camera at it.

"The one in the middle is me!"

The Homelander said.

The photo in the frame was of a family of three.

My father was wearing a red shirt and casual trousers.

Mom was wearing a beige coat and jeans.

Holding a small child in her arms.

According to the people of the motherland, that was him.

In fact, this is all nonsense. Homelander is just a superhuman created in a laboratory using the genes of a soldier boy.

"Love you, Dad and Mom!"

Homelander said to the photo after a somewhat awkward laugh.

After saying that, he kissed his fingers and then placed them on the photo.

It was as if he really missed his parents.

In fact, he didn't know these two people at all.

The camera then follows Homelander into his bedroom.

"Welcome to my bedroom."

Of course, this can't be true.

The people of our motherland have no childhood at all.

This whole house is fake.

"You might as well call it the Baseball Hall of Fame!"

The motherland said.

The camera panned to a series of trophies on top of the cabinet.

Same here, these are all fake.

It is even unknown whether the natives of our country play baseball.

Homelander looked around the room and exclaimed, "Nothing has changed at all!"

"Oh, there they are, the Tigers! That's my little team!"

Homelander said as the camera panned to the stickers on the wall.

Then, Homelander found a photo from the bookcase.

There's a baseball team inside.

"Here they are, the Tigers, this is my little team!"

“I used to play shortstop, so of course, I can’t show all my stuff, but.”

"Let's just say we win often."

After saying that, Homelander put the photo back.

"this....."

Suddenly, it was as if the motherland had forgotten the words.

“It really feels so special to be back here!”

Homelander continued.

Then he looked at the blanket on the bed and remained silent for a long time.

"I'm sorry, why is this here?"

He turned to the cameraman and asked.

"What did you say?" The cameraman didn't quite understand what the Chinese man meant.

"Who put the damn blanket on the bed?"

Homelander asked again.

But this time, the people of our country were obviously not so friendly.

The word "angry" was written all over his face.

The cameraman was also panicked when he asked this.

"Randy the set designer, I guess?"

He did not dare to hide it and gave the most likely answer.

After getting the answer, Homelander looked at the others angrily and asked "Who is Randy!!!"

"He's over there!" The photographer sold Randy without hesitation.

"Randy! Why?"

Homelander looked at Randy and questioned.

He lifted the blanket from the bed.

"You damn bastard."

Then he threw the blanket on top of him.

Of course, without using super powers.

If it had been used, Randy would probably have died today.

"What an amateur!" cursed the native.

The screenwriter walked in at this time and was a little confused.

Don't know what happened.

He looked at the photographer.

"What just happened?"

No one knows what the people of our motherland are angry about.

The filming was interrupted because of the anger of the people from our country.

No one knew what it was about the white blanket that irritated this moody metahuman.

However, precisely because he is a superhuman, everyone dares to be angry but not speak out.

I can only lament that I can't complete my work again.

It's really disgusting to work with these damn superhumans.

They lose their temper easily and look at you as if you were a lower being.

Very disgusting.

The screenwriter was very helpless and could only ask everyone, "What just happened?"

Everyone shook their heads, not knowing how to answer.

You can't say that the Chinese people got angry and stopped filming just because a blanket was placed on the bed.

If this happens, Water International will just fire them.

"Damn it!" he cursed.

The screenwriter asked the photographer.

"So what happened?"

The photographer hemmed and hawed, then told the story.

And this time, he still sold Randy without hesitation.

"Randy!" The screenwriter looked at Randy with an angry tone.

"Why did you put this damn blanket on the bed."

The screenwriter questioned.

"I just thought it should be there," Randy said defensively.

"I don't know what the people of my country are dissatisfied with!"

After saying that, Randy put the blanket back on the bed.

"Look, this is what it is. I don't see what's wrong with that at all."

Watching Randy's rebuttal, the editor looked at the blanket on the bed.

Indeed, he himself did not see any problem. (End of this chapter)