Li Wei nodded very seriously. That was true. Up to this point, Homelander was the only person whose superpowers he could not fully copy.
But only after getting genuinely close to him did he realize how absurdly Vought's hype about Homelander had been.
In Vought's promotional videos, Homelander was completely immune to every known weapon on Earth, including nuclear bombs. Most nuclear bombs could output the equivalent of 1.5 million tons of TNT, which meant Homelander's defense was supposedly maxed out.
He could also throw a baseball into orbit. The strength required was simply unimaginable.
But in reality, according to the system's appraisal, he was nowhere near that powerful.
Still, compared to everyone else on Earth, he remained despairingly strong. Maeve's upper limit was sixty-five tons, while Homelander's was more than ten times hers.
A-Train's top speed was 1,600 kilometers per hour, though because of his age and heart condition, he could no longer reach that limit.
Homelander's upper limit, meanwhile, was 2,400 kilometers per hour. Combined with his other abilities, that made him an all-around powerhouse.
No wonder Maeve was so afraid of him. The gap between them was simply too vast.
Even if Maeve wagered her life and fought him to the death, it was still unknown whether she could leave Homelander with even a permanent scar.
After exchanging a few more meaningless words, Li Wei got up to leave.
It was not that the two of them had suddenly gone mad. They had merely both noticed that a forty-something giant baby was peeping at them through the wall.
Edgar had noticed through the surveillance cameras, while Li Wei had noticed with his ears.
Homelander's breathing and heartbeat were vastly different from those of ordinary people. Not to mention that wherever he went, he wore that long cape