A massive upheaval took place at Vought International.
After President Edgar died, Vice President Madelyn was promoted to president, while some senior executives who had once been Edgar's trusted confidants were all fired.
No one knew what had happened, but a chain reaction spread through the entire company, causing considerable unrest and leaving everyone on edge.
The changes within the upper board were even greater, though ordinary employees had no way of knowing about that.
Those directors, large and small, were all terrified of Arthur, whose power was comparable to that of a god. When Arthur's hollow-eyed head was placed before them, everything became much easier to discuss.
Vought swiftly fell under Ron's control.
Unlike Arthur, who treated the world as a game, neither brainwashing everyone nor eliminating the Vought family because he kept them around for his own amusement.
Ron, whose sights were not limited to this world, had no interest in playing with them. Those who needed to be removed from the board were removed, and those who needed to be eliminated were eliminated.
He alone was enough for the board. In the future, if anything came up, he could simply discuss it with himself.
Including Stormfront. Under Ron's forceful orders, Homelander had no choice but to kill Stormfront as well. Her mind was unstable, and her Nazi racist ideology had already become an obsession. Keeping her around would cause trouble sooner or later.
That night, bright moonlight, thin as gauze, shone in through the balcony's floor-to-ceiling windows.
Covered by a thin blanket, Ron, tall and handsome, held the sleeping Starlight and Maeve in his arms as he gazed deeply at the moon outside.
After he explained his background to them, his childhood imprisonment and miserable, loveless upbringing had stirred the maternal instincts of both women.
His physical