The next few days.
The incident of the auditorium being attacked when Starlight made her debut continued to escalate, becoming the biggest topic of discussion around the world. After all, the famous Seven had suffered their first defeat.
At the center of the whirlpool was Heros, who had single-handedly turned the tide.
With Serena fanning the flames, videos of Heros instantly killing the Tracker and Alien Praetorian, as well as scaring Tiger Form away with a single glance, continued to dominate the homepages of all major online platforms.
The debate over who Heros really was grew increasingly heated.
July 3.
The CIA's official website released a large number of identity files concerning Matthews Hott, Matthews Kent, Matthews Ostrovsky, and many other people named "Matthews."
The dates on these Matthews files ranged from the 1870s all the way to the 1990s.
The photographs also gradually changed from extremely blurry black-and-white images to increasingly clear color photographs.
On the day of the July 1 livestream, all the internet users had seen a group of agents wearing CIA jackets take Heros away from Maeve and Starlight.
Then, on July 3, the CIA inexplicably released these Matthews files, initially leaving netizens confused.
But as they read through the files, everything gradually became clear, because all the files pointed to one person: Heros, who had instantly killed the Tracker and Alien Praetorian.
The reason the CIA released Heros's files at this juncture was that it had secretly reached an agreement with William and was preparing to rapidly elevate Umbrella to counter Vought and Homelander, who was on the verge of losing control.
After the CIA's maneuvering, all the netizens became even more eager to learn Heros's true identity.
From the 1870s to the present, that meant Heros was at least 150 years old! Among all