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

Of course, this doesn't mean the female principal was a good person.

In this bizarre world, it's really hard to find a good person.

[That school was just a front; its real purpose was to secretly study those students with superpowers as guinea pigs—can you believe it?]

Even the secret research center was built directly under the school.

[The female principal is ostensibly the principal, but in reality, she's the head of a secret research center!]

Therefore, she deserved to be killed by the lab rats she controlled.

The riot by the superpowered students at the final research center, which resulted in the massacre of ordinary people, can be entirely blamed on the female principal.

Starlight: "..."

The girl remained silent.

It's a shame that she had previously felt a certain degree of sympathy for that female principal.

Although the other party did do something extremely extreme, there were reasons behind it, weren't there?

After all, it's understandable for anyone to go into a state of madness after losing their husband and son.

But when I turned around, the diary gave me a huge twist.

It's been clearly stated that Principal Xie Ti is not a good person!

Ok.

If the diary is true, and Principal Shetty is indeed the head of the Superpower Research Center, then this is something no good person could do.

Regardless, this is treating superpowered individuals like guinea pigs.

They weren't even ordinary superpowered individuals, but rather young students!

"So, this is the truth about Godotkin University?"

"Is this the real Godotkin University?"

The starlight murmured, its voice unable to remain calm.

Gododkin University, a sacred temple in the hearts of many superpowered individuals.

In the end, it was just a facade?

Is it just a research center used by Vought International to secretly study superpowered individuals?

Does Zhou Cheng even know what he's talking about?

How could Wot Corporation be like this?

This is utterly absurd!

Zhou Cheng also revealed a lot in his diary, but whether it was the Super Seven, the Vought Corporation, or even the Butcher, or even the victim, Principal Shetty.

In their eyes, every single one of them was a bad person.

Is this world really that dark?

Are they all villains?

Can't you?

"Well, that's something I didn't expect."

Tony, standing in front of another diary, couldn't help but shrug.

While Starlight couldn't accept it immediately, Playboy quickly and calmly accepted the spoilers in the diary.

A company that artificially creates superpowered individuals is unlikely to be a good company.

Even if it were to establish a university to serve as a secret research center or something, that's entirely within their capabilities.

People of Tony's status and position have a much deeper understanding of how society works and its darker aspects than the average person.

Previously, because Principal Shetty was in the position of the victim, Playboy also made a certain degree of misjudgment.

After all, the weak and the victims naturally garner sympathy.

But when the diary revealed Principal Shetty's true colors, the playboy accepted it without hesitation.

Even Tony had good reason to suspect that the murder of Principal Shetty's husband and son might be a consequence of her actions at the superpowered research institute.

Of course, all of this is Tony's speculation, and there is currently no evidence to support it.

But Playboy wasn't surprised that such inhumane practices would eventually backfire.

Here, Tony couldn't help but think of the situation of mutants again.

Isn't that what mutants are all about?

Was he secretly arrested by the government and secretly sent to an experimental platform for research?

Even the Sentinel robots were developed in this way.

The results of it?

Needless to say, this provoked a strong backlash from the mutants.

Magneto, in particular, led the mutants in a fierce struggle.

A similar microcosm can be seen within the world of the Black Robe.

Didn't the superpowered individuals at Godotkin's secret research center riot?

This is the evil consequence of sowing evil seeds!

Considering the special attributes of superhumans, if this continues, the conflict between superhumans and ordinary people will likely escalate further.

It's hard to say whether they might eventually evolve into another mutant group.

I wonder, if the situation really develops to that point, will there be a Professor X in the world of Black Robes?

Of course, Playboy thinks Magneto is indispensable.

After all, the diary clearly states that it is very difficult to find a good person in this world.

If Homelander hadn't arrived in time, the Vought International employees and the school staff would probably have been killed.

Even if the black woman blew off Kate's arm, it wouldn't have stopped it.

Although the black woman has great potential and could become the next Newman if she continues to develop, she's not yet proficient in using her abilities to easily headshot people from a distance.

On the contrary, Kate's abilities are now rarely matched.

[This is also a superpowered individual with unlimited potential! They can control people's minds like Professor X, and their bodies like Purple Man!]

[And it's quite obvious that Kate will join Homelander's side, while the Black woman will undoubtedly join Newman's side.]

A chaotic era is about to begin!

Water Corporation?

Starlight was only stunned for a moment before she immediately realized what was happening.

Gododokine is owned by the Vought Corporation, so it's not surprising that Vought Corporation personnel are present there.

However, no matter who those people went to Gododokin were, they weren't very lucky.

They unexpectedly encountered a massacre by superpowered individuals.

Even a legendary figure like Homelander got involved, which shows just how large the massacre was.

It must be that Vought's conventional armed forces have completely given out!

Although he did not personally experience the turmoil, just by reading the descriptions in the diary, Starlight could imagine the extent of the chaos.

"A black girl?"

"Kate?"

These two unfamiliar names immediately caught Starlight's attention.

Black Girl is undoubtedly a Black female student, and Kate, judging from her name, is also a female student.

Aside from that, the diary did not reveal any further information about the two individuals.

But without a doubt, these two were the key figures in that turmoil.

Moreover, they are in two opposing camps.

Judging from the tone of her diary, Kate must have been a radical, a symbolic figure who carried out massacres against ordinary people.

What about the black girl?

That is to stop this massacre!

However, those "moderates" like the black woman are definitely in the minority. Even if they severely damage Kate, a representative of the radical faction, it will not help the overall situation.

Starlight can understand this.

It's not surprising that someone who was used as a guinea pig in experiments by the school would harbor resentment and want to take revenge.

However, the black woman's ability is to shoot heads from a distance?

hiss!

What a bizarre and terrifying ability this is!

Does your head explode just from looking at someone?

This is terrifying!

They couldn't even defend against it, couldn't deal with it, after all, it was a headshot.

And Newman?

Who is this person?

Besides this black woman, is there another superhuman with the ability to blow someone's head off?

Are the two superpowered individuals the same?

It has to be said that this was somewhat unexpected for Starlight.

In all her life, she had never met two people with the same abilities.

Of course, this doesn't prove anything, since Starlight's contact with superpowered individuals is still extremely limited.

What about Kate?

Mind control plus physical control?

Good guy.

Starlight is a real beast; his ability is equally terrifying.

Mind control is one thing, that's already overpowered enough, but it's not all, it can even control the body?

Doesn't this mean that anyone targeted by Kate will be completely controlled by her?

However, judging from the diary, does Kate need to touch the other person to activate her ability?

Otherwise, why would the black woman have slapped Kate's hand?

Starlight made such a logical deduction, and couldn't help but breathe a slight sigh of relief.

If that's the case, then Kate's threat isn't as great as I imagined.

Just make sure you don't get touched by the other person's hand.

But that black woman was even more dangerous than Starlight had imagined.

Although the diary describes her ability as headshotting, it is clear that she can blow up any part of the human body.

What a terrifying and chilling ability!

"He's starting to look more and more like a mutant."

Tony, sitting in front of another diary, increasingly felt that the world of Black Robes was slowly shifting towards the world of X-Men.

The diary doesn't mention much about the massacre of superpowered individuals at Godoyin School, but two people do come to mind.

It also allowed the playboy to see the shadow of someone else.

The black woman's attempt to stop the massacre is just like Professor X's.

At least in terms of their stance, they are aligned.

What about Kate?

He is undoubtedly a representative figure of the Holocaust, so wouldn't he be another Magneto?

Moreover, these two eventually joined different factions!

Needless to say, Homelander has been mentioned many times in the diary.

These are the top experts in the Black Robe World, figures standing at the very top of the pyramid.

Judging from the other party's series of actions, ordinary people are nothing more than ants in his eyes, to be crushed at will without any sympathy.

This can be seen from the fact that this person destroyed an entire plane and killed everyone on board in order to achieve his goal.

So what about Newman?

This person was mentioned for the first time in the diary, and his abilities were highly similar to those of the black woman.

It is clearly a separate camp independent of the Homelanders.

But could this person and the people of the motherland be enemies?

If that's the case, then Satan was right.

What happened in the X-Men universe may well happen again.

Of course, such things are still a bit far off. After all, whether the world is in chaos or not is up to Azu to decide!

There's no way around it, Ah Zu is just too strong.

And even now, Azu remains the most popular and beloved superhero in the world.

Starlight hasn't even joined the Super Seven yet, and Butcher and his team haven't killed the Invisible Man.

The real war between The Boys and The Seven has not yet begun.

[But it probably won't be long. The drug-fueled locomotive might already have turned Hugh's girlfriend into a bloody pulp!]

These superheroes, if they hadn't been so reckless, wouldn't have met such a tragic end.

Whether the world is in chaos or not, it's up to Azu to decide.

Starlight carefully considered the words and nodded in deep agreement.

This is not an exaggeration at all.

Given Homelander's abilities, if he wanted to do something, there was absolutely no one in the world who could stop him.

There's no other reason than that the opponent is simply too strong.

Humanity's military power, with its various weapons, is nothing but a paper tiger in the face of the people of the motherland, utterly vulnerable.

In other words, Homelander is not the kind of bad guy who does evil, but a superhero.

Otherwise, the world will become a living hell!

This is no exaggeration at all.

So Starlight is still very grateful for this.

However, judging from the diary entries, it seems that this situation might change?

From the moment I joined The Seven?

It started when the Butcher and his crew killed the Invisible Man?

Good heavens, aren't the Butcher and his gang ordinary people? How could they even kill an invisible man?

It's important to know that the Invisible Man's abilities go beyond just invisibility; his skin is also incredibly tough, with a diamond-like hardness!

Whether this defense can compare to the Homelander Starlight is unknown, but in the face of ordinary people, it is invincible.

No weapon in modern society can harm the Invisible Man in the slightest!

Even bombs, or even missiles!

Ordinary weapons are nothing but a joke in front of the invisible man.

So, those butchers actually managed to do something so incredible?

Also, wasn't the Butcher's goal to kill Homelander? Why is he targeting the Invisible Man instead?

This is a complete mess.

"The locomotive is indeed the Flash!"

Tony, standing in front of another diary, couldn't help but nod to himself.

He had previously speculated that the locomotive was modeled after the character Flash from the Justice League, whose superpower was extreme speed.

And now, his guess has been confirmed.

After all, unless you're a speedster, it's impossible to smash someone into a pulp, right?

It happened by accident while I was on drugs.

Moreover, it is quite clear that the "meat paste" mentioned in the diary is not an exaggeration, but an objective description.

Hugh's girlfriend has probably really turned into mincemeat.

Poor young man.

Poor little girl.

So, this Hughie must also be a member of The Boys, right?

The reason the other party joined the Boys was undoubtedly to avenge his girlfriend!

Or rather, to seek justice.

The Butcher's situation is actually similar to Hugh's; both were victims of the Super Seven.

With these two examples, Playboy was able to make a fairly good guess about the situation of the other members of the Boys.

I'm afraid they're all similar cases, right?

Otherwise, who would dare risk their life to confront the Super Seven with a mortal body? (End of Chapter)