American comic book: Absolute Spider-Man

Chapter 109 Weak, Helpless, and Afraid of Cyberbullying

In the Boys universe, all superpowers come from a tube of blue serum—Compound Five.

It can stimulate latent genes in the human body, randomly granting superpowers such as flight, heat vision, super strength, and invisibility—but you'll never know what you'll become.

The company that produced this vial of serum is called Water International.

They started with infants, selecting infants of appropriate age to inject with compound five, artificially creating superpowered individuals.

These superpowered individuals are packaged as "chosen ones," including saviors from outer space, devout religious girls who have received divine power due to their talents, or female warriors whose power comes from the heritage of the Amazons and years of combat training.

These superpowered individuals will ultimately be marketed to generate profits for Vought International: movies, merchandise, GG (Girls' Love), character design, fans—a complete industry chain covering manufacturing, packaging, marketing, and political lobbying.

These so-called heroes, who outwardly save the world, are actually all scripted by Vought International to harvest traffic and audience support, much like the recommendation of filial and incorrupt officials in a certain dynasty.

Behind the scenes, most people with superpowers are complete psychopaths.

They took pleasure in oppressing and even killing ordinary people, while Vought's public relations department was responsible for covering up all these scandals.

Vought's flagship product, codenamed "The Seven," is the most powerful superhero group in the universe.

Their leader is Homelander, who possesses superhuman-level all-around combat abilities: super strength, heat vision, flight,

He has X-ray vision and a tough physique that is immune to conventional weapons.

He is Vought's most successful and most dangerous product, a super-giant baby who spent his childhood in a laboratory.

Because of the pain of his childhood, he craved to be loved, but because he had never been truly loved, he became extremely violent.

Even more incredible is that he is obsessed with breast milk and has a severe Oedipus complex.

Even someone with such superpowers can break down and cry uncontrollably due to cyberbullying.

Starlight, the traitor in the Seven, is actually named Anne January. She was injected with Compound V from a young age and trained relentlessly under her mother's indoctrination, with the ultimate goal of joining the Seven.

But on his first day in the team, he was forced by a veteran member to eat a mouthful of caviar and told, "That's the rule."

Even earlier than the Seven, he was a super soldier during World War II, a soldier boy who used a shield as a weapon.

Soldier Boy's real name is Benjamin, the biological father of Homelander, and he was promoted as America's first superhero during World War II.

He once led a team called "Blood for Blood," and was once Walter's top star.

The Blood Debt Pays Off members include Scarlet Duchess, Mindstorm, Gunpowder, Noise, and others. They wear the guise of superheroes, but are actually just a group of overgrown children with superpowers.

After Peter arrived in the Black Robe universe, the first thing he did was not to steal Compound V from the Water Tower, or to kill Homelander.

That's incredibly unimaginative.

Peter found an internet cafe, checked the timeline of this world, and then started making memes.

With Friday's cooperation, hundreds of unique Homelander parody memes were quickly created.

Peter began to widely distribute these memes on the internet.

The official website of the Water Group was hacked on Friday, and the homepage began to play content in rotation.

The official websites of major media outlets and even live television broadcasts were hacked, forcing everyone to watch.

Inside the Water Tower, Homelander was watching his own speech on television when the screen suddenly transformed into unflattering photos and memes of himself.

He was indulging in self-admiration when he suddenly flew into a rage, his eyes shooting out heat rays as he sliced ​​the television and half a wall in front of him to pieces.

He took out his phone, ready to call the technicians at the Water Group and demand an explanation of what these inferior beings were doing. If they couldn't give him an answer, he would tear them all to pieces.

No, even if they manage to fool me, I will kill them.

It is an honor for these inferior people to die at the hands of their own countrymen.

Before the man could even open his phone's contacts, a pop-up window appeared on his phone.

The pop-up window contained a series of humorous memes of Homelander. Homelander tried to close the pop-up, but Friday didn't even include a close button.

Patiently, the man pressed the screen lock button on his phone, but the phone still didn't respond.

His willpower was about the same as a three-year-old child's. He could no longer bear it, crushed the phone in his hand, and let out a beast-like roar.

Homelander crashed through the outer wall of the Water Tower, sending concrete debris raining down from hundreds of meters above the street below.

He hovered in mid-air, his heat gaze burning in his eye sockets.

He scanned every still-lit screen in the city with his superhuman vision and X-ray vision.

They're all the same: unflattering photos of him, his funny memes, pictures of him photoshopped into a baby sucking on a pacifier, close-ups of him crying with the words "Mom doesn't love me" in cursive font.

There wasn't a single screen without his face.

Homelander broke the sound barrier and hurtled toward Times Square.

His memes were playing simultaneously on every giant screen in Times Square.

People stopped on the street, looking at the pictures on the screen and whispering to their friends.

The conversations of passersby were picked up by the homelander's super hearing, and they were all mocking him.

Upon seeing Homelander's arrival, the well-packaged Homelander by Vought International did not frighten the passersby; instead, the mockery in their words became even more biting and scathing.

He shot his heat vision at the nearest screen, which shattered, sending glass and metal shards raining down onto the pedestrian street below.

Only then did the passersby realize the danger, and they screamed and began to scatter and flee.

If it weren't for the fact that Homelander was so angry that all he could think about was finding out whoever was behind all this and then slowly and painstakingly killing them, none of those bystanders who mocked him would have survived.

After cleaning up all the large screens in Times Square, Homelander looked up sharply at all the tall buildings on both sides of Fifth Avenue.

Every visible screen—from JPMorgan Chase's stock chart to the Hilton Hotel's lobby broadcast wall and the GG screen in the Disney store windows—is filled with his memes.

He spun around in place, his heat vision sweeping across the entire row of screens. Glass shards were falling from the building, and while they were still in mid-air, another pop-up window would light up, repeating endlessly, like a mirror corridor made up of hundreds of thousands of screens, clearly reflecting every distorted face of his.

Homelander has gone completely mad. He proclaims himself a god among men, believing the whole world should kneel at his feet and offer him worship and love in the most humble manner.

But now, every screen in the world is laughing at him.

Those negative online comments he used to read alone late at night, those vicious taunts he pretended not to care about but would grit his teeth and cry in bed, are now magnified a hundred feet high and hung in the Manhattan night sky, each one more glaring than his deepest nightmare.

He knelt down and covered his ears, not wanting to hear any more sound.

But those inferior beings who hide in buildings continue to mock and belittle the gods.

The malevolent voice, through super hearing, relentlessly attacked Homelander's already crumbling spirit, pushing him further into the abyss of madness.

Finally, Homelander, completely devastated, let out an even more piercing scream than before, and turned to look at the building next to him.

Super vision penetrated reinforced concrete, locking onto those vile creatures that blasphemed the gods.

A crimson gaze was poised to strike in his eyes.

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