Seeing A-Train, everyone was astonished. Hadn't they said he was badly injured, unable even to walk a few steps quickly? And this was what they called badly injured?
Homelander immediately used X-ray Vision to examine A-Train's heart. He asked in shock, "How did your heart become mechanical? Who gave it to you?"
Faced with Homelander's questioning, A-Train was a little nervous, but he quickly composed himself and said, "Sorry, Homelander, that's my privacy. I don't need to tell you. By the way, what are we discussing today?"
Not bad.
Andrew watched from afar and nodded in satisfaction. He had been worried that A-Train would be too cowardly, but after all, the man was a superhero. He had not let him down.
If A-Train had let him down, Andrew could only abandon this chess piece and have the Mechanical Spider absorb his ability directly.
"We're discussing you getting the hell out of The Seven."
Stormfront said. She had a feeling today would be interesting. The Seven seemed more fun than she had imagined.
"Me, get out of The Seven? Sorry, but I have no plans to leave."
A-Train shrugged. "I'm in my prime. I don't plan on retiring, and no one can make me retire."
"Is that so?"
Homelander sneered as his eyes lit up with Red Light. Two lasers shot straight at A-Train.
Homelander had already been dissatisfied with A-Train. Now that A-Train had dared to provoke him, of course he would not hold back. He was Homelander—the Homelander who did whatever he wanted.
A-Train was both shocked and furious. Homelander truly had no restraints. Fortunately, he had prepared for this and dodged the lasers like a bolt of lightning.
Then, A-Train suddenly accelerated and slammed into Homelander from the side. Caught off guard, Homelander flew backward and crashed into