"Homelander is arrogant and acts without restraint. There are actually quite a few videos like this, but the government and Vought intercepted them all and kept them off the internet."
Andrew said, "Breaking into Vought's and the government's servers made it easy to obtain these videos.
"In fact, I also have videos of you running people over and Translucent entering women's restrooms. If Vought hadn't been so capable at cleaning up messes, you lousy superheroes would have been finished long ago."
"Why don't we just release these videos? Homelander will be done for then."
A-Train said excitedly. He had endured Homelander's abuse for so many years that he desperately wanted Homelander dead.
"Homelander won't be finished. You will."
Andrew said irritably, "Do you know why the government actively helps Homelander hide these videos? Because once they're released, Homelander will go insane. When that happens, no one knows what he'll do.
"Before there's a way to deal with Homelander, no one will—or rather, no one will dare—release those videos, because no one wants to see an insane Homelander.
"Homelander may not be God, but he's the strongest person on Earth. Even the government fears him."
"That's true. Once Homelander goes insane, no one can stop him."
A-Train felt as if a bucket of cold water had been poured over his head, instantly calming him down. Remembering Homelander's power, he began to hesitate. "Are we really going to go against Homelander? Is there any way to reconcile?"
Andrew asked flatly, "A-Train, I created that mechanical heart of yours. Do you think I can make it explode?"
"Of course you can."
A-Train's face stiffened, and he gave an awkward laugh. Then an idea came to him. "Uh, Boss, I think I'd be better off as an undercover agent. I could be more useful