After that, the group simply chatted.
Blizzard and Genos remained quiet, merely watching everyone talk.
Sylvia was a little uncomfortable at first, but the always-generous diva quickly relaxed. She stopped overthinking and chatted cheerfully with Fang Li and Saitama.
It really was just casual conversation.
Their topics were no different from neighbors discussing what groceries to buy or what television shows to watch, aside from some matters concerning the Hero Association.
When Fang Li brought up the Hero Association, Saitama seemed to become interested.
Perhaps Saitama would join the Hero Association later?
Then, by evening, Fang Li and the others prepared to take their leave.
"Goodbye. Come again next time."
Saitama stood at the door and waved to them.
"Goodbye."
Fang Li responded before leaving the apartment with Sylvia and Blizzard.
The setting sun fell over the three of them, stretching their shadows long.
Fang Li and Sylvia walked in front.
Blizzard followed behind.
Then, Sylvia finally asked.
"Is Saitama really as strong as you said?"
The question came up as though it were only natural.
This time, Fang Li finally lost his usual calm composure and sighed instead.
Saitama really was strong.
In the original work, a doctor whose biological research had nearly reached its pinnacle explained Saitama's strength like this.
In this world, due to the differences between species and individuals, living beings possessed limits that could not be erased no matter how much effort they put in.
The Meaning of Existence of those limits was to allow all manner of living beings to grow without losing their survival instincts and rationality.
This restriction on growth was called the "Limiter."
Every species possessed its own Limiter.
It was simply that the differing Limiters between species and individuals led to differences in ability.
For example, Blizzard's sister, the Esper