"Hadn't you already guessed?"
Hearing Translucent's question, Andrew said. Translucent was a little embarrassed. A-Train had been so flamboyant that he had indeed guessed some of the truth long ago. However, A-Train did not know about his situation.
"Boss, A-Train is too flashy. He can't be entrusted with any major responsibility."
Translucent said, "If you have anything important, I think you should let me handle it."
"Oh."
Andrew responded without saying much. Translucent could not help himself and continued, "However, I'm a little lacking in strength. Could you enhance me like you enhanced A-Train?"
In the past, Translucent had been fairly satisfied with his strength. He could turn invisible and was bulletproof, but without realizing it, the times had changed, and powerful enemies had appeared one after another.
During the last disaster, Translucent had not been killed by the nuclear bomb. Uh, do not misunderstand—Demon had killed him before that.
Therefore, Translucent wanted to become stronger. In fact, the other superheroes felt the same way. Back when there were no enemies, superheroes were merely celebrities and did not care much about strength. But now, strength was directly tied to their lives.
For example, Blue Hawk was dead. Really dead.
"Your strength can't become too great, or it will arouse Homelander's suspicions."
Andrew said, "Besides, it would be difficult for you to grow stronger. The reason you can turn invisible is because your skin can become a Carbon Supermaterial, not because you can control light.
In other words, it is impossible for you to make things around you turn invisible along with you. Last time, you were purely bragging."
Translucent laughed awkwardly. He really had been bragging last time. Still unwilling to give up, he asked, "Boss, is there really no way? The stronger I am, the more I can help