Heh.
The parents of these babies signed agreements with Vought International. Even if their powers were erased, the uninformed director would still inject Compound V into them again.
If his luck was bad, he would die; if his luck was good, his powers would recover.
Wouldn't he be wasting his time, then?
Although Homelander's chest cannon energy could completely eliminate the Compound V inside a super-human's body, thereby causing them to lose their superpowers and turn back into ordinary people.
Yet as long as they were injected with permanent Compound V once more, there was an extremely high probability that they could recover their superpowers.
In the TV series, Himiko was hit by Homelander's chest cannon and lost her superpowers, and in the end, she relied on being injected with Compound V again to recover.
Su Quan wasn't afraid of Homelander knowing this method, he just didn't want him to know it so easily.
Without a safe example, whether Homelander would dare to take the risk and make a gamble was uncertain.
Besides, Homelander had always kept A-Train secretly delivering Compound V to terrorists, using terrorists to artificially create 'villains'.
These 'villains' would be eliminated by the righteous Homelander, becoming stepping stones for Homelander's battle records and boost in approval ratings.
To put it bluntly, it was fostering bandits to secure one's position!
Himiko and her brother Kenji gained their superpowers in this way.
In addition, A-Train abused his position and secretly took doses of Compound V.
Just imagine, what if Homelander finally learned the method to recover his superpowers after going through all sorts of hardships and suffering every kind of torment.
The result was that this method had been right in front of him all along, not only within easy reach, but also closely related...
What kind of