Homelander, the "Giant Baby" meticulously cultivated and molded by Vought Company, had his psychological issues subtly magnified through the company's carefully designed psychological conditioning, making him both powerful and fragile, desperate for recognition yet terrified of abandonment.
He harbored an indescribably twisted affection for Madelyn, an almost obsessive attachment and possessiveness.
However, as Madelyn became pregnant, her attention was inevitably divided, and the attention she gave Homelander naturally decreased as well.
This left Homelander feeling an unprecedented sense of loss and unease. He began desperately trying to reclaim Madelyn's attention and pull her back into his world.
At this moment, Vought Company was already in complete chaos.
The Black Ops Division's attacks were like an unending barrage of thunder, hammering the company's defenses again and again.
The Seven, the Superpowered team that had once basked in limitless glory and public attention, now faced unprecedented restrictions as well.
They had been warned not to go out unless absolutely necessary, lest they become the Black Ops Division's next targets.
This was undoubtedly a heavy blow to Vought Company.
The Seven were not only the company's cash cow, but also an important force in its fight against external threats.
If The Seven suffered a devastating blow as well, Vought Company would face an unimaginable disaster.
Though Homelander's fury was difficult to contain, he clearly understood that the Black Ops Division was no ordinary opponent.
This organization was not only powerful, but also secretive and unpredictable.
Recently, the Black Ops Division had occupied the headlines almost every day, becoming the center of public attention.
Whenever fans asked him what he thought of the Black Ops Division, Homelander could only force out a faint smile, nod in acknowledgment, and then claim to know nothing.
In truth, he was filled with anger and resentment, because Vought's