A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

But thinking about it carefully, it seems that the entire Soldier Boy team, except for Soldier Boy himself, is actually doing just fine.

Even Xuanse joined the Super Seven.

It has to be said that Xuanse is a true winner in life. The only other top-tier superhero team besides the Repayers is the Seven.

The result was that all the black ones were there!

Of course, that's a bit of a tangent, but even if the Repayers Alliance only lost one soldier boy, it doesn't mean that someone else betrayed him.

Oh, no, according to the diary, the soldier boy didn't die.

But whether all of this is true or false, Starlight has no way of knowing.

Even more so because it contradicts her own understanding, Starlight is more inclined to disbelieve it.

If it weren't for the diary's supernatural properties, she wouldn't have hesitated for even a moment.

As for the soldier boy being stabbed in the back by the butcher, since the diary didn't reveal any further information, Starlight naturally couldn't know what happened.

Judging from this, the soldier boy's operation against the Homelander seems to have failed.

And what about the soldier boy?

He was locked up again.

If what's in the diary is true, then the soldier boy is truly tragic.

"..."

Tony, standing in front of another diary, was at a loss for words except to feel sorry for the soldier boy.

The soldier boy had really bad luck.

You've been betrayed once, and now it's happened again and again?

Being betrayed by someone in your own team, even though it wasn't mentioned in the diary, was an incredibly upsetting experience no matter how it happened.

Later, he was betrayed by the butcher.

Playboy remembers it perfectly well: the reason Soldier Boy wanted to fight Homelander was because of the Butcher's request!

So what kind of move is this by the butcher?

He invited others to fight against his own son, but then betrayed them at the last minute.

Is this something a human being would do?

This butcher doesn't seem like a good person either.

Based on previous spoilers, Tony had speculated that Butcher might be a member of The Boys, someone who was fighting against the "Scumbags" superhero organization, so he might be a good guy.

But now it seems that it's not impossible that my guess was wrong.

[That's why the Butcher is such a rip-off.]

[They caused so much trouble to deal with Homelander, even forming the Boys.]

Is it commendable, or is it simply reckless, that a group of ordinary people gathered together to plot the killing of Homelander?

If Homelander's son hadn't been born to the Butcher's wife, the Butcher would have been killed countless times by Homelander long ago, wouldn't he?

[Thankfully, Kimiko and Hoshikawa joined later, otherwise they would have been a bunch of weaklings.]

"It seems I was right."

Tony couldn't help but shrug, looking as if he had known all along; the truth was exactly as he had analyzed.

The Butcher is indeed a member of The Boys, and not only that, the Boys were founded by the Butcher!

But is the Boys just an organization made up of ordinary people?

This was somewhat unexpected for Tony.

He had initially thought that The Boys, like The Seven, was a superhero organization, but it turned out to be completely different!

If that's the case, how will the Boys deal with the Seven?

The difference in strength between the two sides is just too great!

Even if you ignore the other members of the Seven and only look at Homer, he's still someone that ordinary people can't handle.

They're not even in the same league, okay?

These guys from The Boys really are all warriors.

"What a messed up relationship!"

After a slight sigh, the playboy turned his attention back to his diary and couldn't help but click his tongue in amazement.

What the hell?

The son of the homeland was born to the butcher's wife?

Doesn't this mean that Homelander cheated on Butcher?

Good guy.

Tony never expected that these two opposing sides would have such an unusual "connection".

So is this why Butcher assembled a team to take down Homelander?

It turns out to be another relationship dispute!

Now that the two have this "bond," will Butcher switch sides when he fights Homelander with Soldier Boy?

Tony thought it was still possible, after all, to put it bluntly, one was the biological father and the other was the stepfather.

Behind closed doors, aren't we still a family?

And then there's Kimiko.

As mentioned in the diary before, this person is confirmed to be a super soldier, and the diary now provides an even clearer answer.

But is Kimiko also a member of the Boys?

So why did you have a conflict with the soldier boy before, and why did the soldier boy erase your superpowers?

The story behind this seems quite complicated.

"No way?"

"This is ridiculous!"

The starlight in front of another diary was absolutely astonishing.

What exactly is the diary saying?

The son of the homeland was actually born to another man's wife!

Good heavens, how could a Homelander do such a thing!

The filter is completely shattered.

Starlight believed that if the contents of the diary were to be revealed, it would cause a huge uproar.

There's also the Boys, one of only two organizations mentioned in the diary, even surpassing the Seven, and chosen as the codename for this universe.

Starlight initially thought it was an organization with a significant background.

Even if they can't compare to the Super Seven, they shouldn't be that much worse.

In the end, it turned out to be an organization made up of ordinary people?

A group of ordinary people gathered together to plot the assassination of Homelander?

Are you kidding me!

Are you crazy?!

Those are people from our motherland!

No adult with a sound mind would have such a thought.

Because there is no chance of success, and it would only cost you your life.

It's no exaggeration to say that it was pure suicide.

Even an organization that seems to have a death wish has people joining, which makes Starlight sigh that there are really a lot of crazy people in this world!

"Wait a moment!"

"I?"

Starlight's eyes widened in surprise.

She had just finished lamenting that everyone who joined The Boys was crazy, when she turned around and saw that she had joined The Boys herself?

Bullshit!

This is utter nonsense. Have you lost your mind, or do you have a death wish?

How could I possibly join an organization that's targeting the Homelanders?

Besides, didn't the diary already say that he had joined the Super Seven?

Why is he saying he's joined The Boys?

This is absolutely absurd.

"wrong……"

But then, upon further reflection, the starlight came back to mind.

The diary mentioned before that although she joined the Super Seven, she regretted it.

Because I discovered that the Seven were all scum!

So the diary is saying that he joined the Super Seven, then discovered the true nature of the Super Seven, regretted it, and left.

And that's why he decided to take on the Seven and joined The Boys.

Can't you?

What kind of magical development is this?!

Putting aside the fact that the Super Seven are not what the diary says, even if they were, I wouldn't have acted so impulsively, would I?

That's practically suicide!

[I feel like the Butcher and Godotkin's female principal must have a lot to talk about, since the two of them are practically the same kind of people.]

The headmistress's son and husband both died at Homerman's hands, so like the Butcher, she was determined to kill Homerman.

Moreover, their methods are far more sophisticated than those of a butcher.

[They secretly created a virus that only infects superhumans, or rather, a virus that only works on Compound V, enough to kill all superhumans.]

[Exterminate the entire race of superhumans!]

Does this sound familiar? The complex relationship between mutants and ordinary people might very well play out in this world as well.

Godotkin?

The starlight reacted in just one second.

This Gododin must be referring to that special school specifically for extraordinary individuals.

That school holds extremely special significance for the vast majority of extraordinary individuals; it can even be described as a supreme institution.

After all, that school has indeed produced many outstanding individuals.

Superstars like Deep Sea, Queen Maeve, and A-Train in The Seven all graduated from this school.

Moreover, countless brokerage firms, entertainment companies, and other various companies maintain close and positive partnerships with Godotkin University.

It could be said that the school was a golden hall for extraordinary people, where it was easy to reach the pinnacle of life.

They have far more opportunities than the average person.

Xingguang once really wanted to get into this school, but unfortunately, the threshold is quite high, and it's not something that just anyone can get in.

Of course, more importantly, this school is also a property of the Water Corporation.

It can be said that this school is exactly the talent training base and star-making company of Wot Corporation. The school and Wot Corporation are closely related and share common interests.

But now, the diary tells Starlight that even the principal of such a school is determined to kill Homelander.

How come things are getting more and more surreal and crazy?

Many people and events caught Xingguang off guard, even shattering her worldview.

However, if it is true, as the diary says, that Principal Shetty's son and husband were killed by Homelander, then it is not impossible for the other side to want revenge.

But the key issue is that Starlight doesn't believe Homelander is a murderer.

On the contrary, Homelander has always been fighting crime and is a superhero!

"Virus?"

"A virus that kills all superhumans?"

hiss!

Soon, Starlight couldn't help but gasp.

Is Principal Xie Ti really that ruthless?

Is this a really big deal?

Her target was no longer limited to Homelanders, but to all extraordinary beings.

Are you crazy?!

Principal Shetty has really gone mad.

They have been blinded by hatred, which has devoured their humanity!

This sent a chill down Xingguang's spine, even though he was an extraordinary being.

Even now, Starlight is still skeptical about the contents of the diary, with skepticism far outweighing belief.

But there was no way around it; the things described were simply too terrifying.

Even the slightest possibility of it being true is enough to keep me up at night.

Starlight really couldn't stay calm.

But what exactly is a mutant?

"How many sins have the people of Homeland committed!"

Tony, sitting in front of another diary, couldn't help but sigh.

The butcher mentioned earlier can be said to be a problem caused by Homelander, and now another one has emerged.

And it's much worse than what the butcher did.

At most, the butcher was cuckolded, but what about the female principal?

It caused someone's family to be ruined and their life destroyed!

So even though the female principal's methods were much more extreme, Tony could understand her to some extent.

This person is quite similar to Magneto.

Magneto decided to exterminate all of humanity because his wife and daughter died at the hands of humans, didn't he?

Principal Shetty is the same.

They are all transferring their hatred for a particular individual onto the entire group.

Moreover, this Shetty is no ordinary person; she has even developed a virus that only works on superhumans.

Could this person be a super scientist?

Playboy was completely wrong here. Principal Shetty was just an ordinary principal and had absolutely nothing to do with scientists.

It's just that Principal Shetty's secret superhuman research center, "The Forest," has a rather impressive guy inside.

But how should I put it, that guy is Principal Shetty's subordinate!

"A mutant?"

"An interesting metaphor."

When Tony saw Satan comparing mutants to the superhumans of the Black Robe world, he felt that there was some truth to it.

After all, the diary mentioned earlier that the extraordinary beings in the Black Robe World are "mass-produced".

What is mass production?

Furthermore, superhuman abilities can be inherited.

This means that there must be a considerable number of extraordinary individuals in the Black Robe world.

So what's the latest spoiler?

The diary clearly states that the virus Principal Shetty researched, which targets compound five, can wipe out all superhumans.

What does this tell us?

All superhumans possess Compound V, which can undoubtedly be passed on to the next generation.

Doesn't this thing just resemble the X gene in a mutant human?

Therefore, strictly speaking, those extraordinary individuals within the Black Robe world would likely face a series of problems similar to those faced by mutants.

It involves a wide range of complex issues.

Of course.

What Playboy doesn't know is that, within the Black Robe world, superhumans are still revered and worshipped by people all over the world.

But when Homelander publicly murdered an ordinary person, and Starlight publicly withdrew from the Seven, everything began to subtly change. (End of Chapter)