1: modify the memory of Soldier Boy, adding some segments where he was beaten up by himself in private.
2: acquire Soldier Boy's new ability.
Modifying Soldier Boy's memory was only the first step to muddy the waters; later on, he would still need to find Professor Jonathan Vogobom who nurtured Homelander, and only then could he thoroughly trick Homelander.
Su Quan had already thought of a logical reason.
Vought International accidentally discovered that Soldier Boy had been beaten up in private several times.
They found this person and managed to obtain this person's gene.
Then, together with Soldier Boy's gene, they created a more powerful superhuman--Homelander!
It was precisely because of Homelander, who was born from the combination of the strong, that Vought International decided to give up, or rather eliminate, the increasingly unruly Soldier Boy.
Look, how smooth and logical this reason was!
Tricking Homelander into calling him dad was just a whim, and muddying the waters was just by the way; what really interested Su Quan was Soldier Boy's new ability.
The original Soldier Boy was equivalent to a Captain America whose overall strength was greatly enhanced. Strong as he was, there was no telling what special ability he actually had.
However, after countless experiments and researches by the Soviets, he acquired a new ability, a powerful ability that could be called the natural enemy of superhumans.
He possessed the ability to release powerful energy from his chest.
This energy itself possessed extremely strong scorching and destructive properties, and what was even more terrifying was that it also contained the characteristic of being able to eliminate Compound V in the bodies of superhumans.
Simply put, as long as a superhuman injected with Compound V took a solid hit, they would permanently lose their superpowers.
Even if they