In The Boys world, Billy Butcher was the person who hated people with Superpowers the most.
During this time, he had not only witnessed Homelander being beaten into a sobbing wreck with his own eyes, but he had also found it immensely satisfying.
And now, the Black Ops Division had transformed into an unprecedented privileged department.
The Black Ops Division possessed astonishing authority, including the power to mobilize every department in America.
This privilege gave it unparalleled resource-integration capabilities, allowing it to break down barriers between departments and gather forces from all sides into a powerful, efficient joint force to address the superhuman crisis.
Imagine this: when facing the rampant devastation of superhuman terrorist organizations such as Dark God and the Tank Gang, the Black Ops Division could swiftly deploy elite military forces, classified intelligence from intelligence agencies, advanced technology from research institutions, and police enforcement power, building a comprehensive, multilayered response system.
This formidable ability to integrate resources gave the Black Ops Division an advantage in handling crises that other departments could hardly hope to match, like a blade capable of cutting down superhuman threats.
Not only that, the Black Ops Division was supported by special funding directly approved by Congress, as well as massive assets donated by wealthy individuals.
The special funding approved by Congress provided the Black Ops Division with a stable source of funds, allowing it to purchase the most advanced equipment, conduct large-scale investigations, and train professional agents.
Meanwhile, the vast assets donated by the wealthy further strengthened the Black Ops Division's financial power and logistical support.
With such abundant funding and asset guarantees, the Black Ops Division displayed a powerful Qi Field from the moment it was established, like an impregnable fortress standing amid the storm of the superhuman crisis.
However, the emergence of