"The situation is rapidly spiraling out of control!"
The news anchor looked grave, his voice filled with barely concealed anxiety and concern as he shouted his warning at the camera.
The television screen continuously showed footage of various superhuman crimes, filled with bloodshed and chaos.
"Superhuman crimes are breaking out across America. The superheroes are stretched thin and unable to stop the ever-increasing number of superhumans."
The anchor continued, his tone full of helplessness.
The superheroes once regarded as guardians of justice now seemed powerless before the tide of superhuman crime.
They rushed from place to place, exhausted from trying to cope, yet still unable to contain the spread of crime.
"We need the Black Ops Division!"
The anchor's plea seemed to echo the thoughts of countless citizens.
For a time, television news, online platforms, and social media—every information channel—was flooded with overwhelming reports of superhuman crimes.
Superhuman crimes, which had been extremely rare over the past several decades, were now increasing at an astonishing rate.
From scattered incidents at first, they had now reached one case a day. In some high-crime areas, there were even as many as twenty cases in a single day.
These superhuman crimes hung over all of America like a dark cloud.
Perhaps their numbers could not compare to ordinary crimes, but these were superhuman crimes!
Nearly ninety-nine percent of superhumans survived after being injected with Compound Five and gained Superpowers. Their physiques were enormously enhanced.
Tasks that once required tremendous effort had become effortless for them, and they could easily inflict casualties.
A considerable number of superhumans possessed terrifying strength. They could tear human bodies apart as easily as tofu or paper, sending blood spraying everywhere in scenes too horrific to watch.
Such strength undoubtedly surpassed that of ferocious beasts like lions, tigers, and