The facts proved that even though Garou was already practically a cheat-like character in this world, he still stood vastly inferior before the bald man who was the cheat itself.
Garou possessed the potential and talent to break his limiter. He could be called this world's illegitimate child. If he had developed step by step, surpassing Dragon-level monsters and even reaching the level of a "God-level" monster would only have been a matter of time.
But the problem was that his luck was truly terrible. Before he had reached the limits of his growth, he had encountered Saitama, the bald man who was the world's legitimate son.
When the legitimate son fought the illegitimate one, although both were sons of the world, the legitimate one was clearly still the legitimate one. Garou being crushed by the bald man was perfectly normal.
During their battle, Garou's growth rate had become astonishing due to his breaking of his limiter.
Unfortunately, his opponent was also someone who had broken his limiter, and his rate of improvement was even faster than Garou's!
If he had faced any other opponent, as long as Garou could continue growing in battle, it would only have been a matter of time before he turned the tables from a disadvantageous position.
Unfortunately, when his opponent was the bald man, things were entirely different. Garou kept growing stronger, but so did the bald man—and at a faster rate. He had also been stronger than Garou from the beginning. What could Garou possibly use to fight him?
Thus, after their battle had lasted for just over ten minutes, Garou was ultimately defeated.
Saitama did not kill Garou, because in his view, although Garou had transformed into a monster, he had not become completely evil.
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