"Get out of my way!"
Andrew swung his shield hard at Homelander. Homelander raised his fist and punched the shield. With a bang, a shock wave roared outward, making the surrounding trees rustle violently.
"Soldier Boy, other people might be afraid of you, but I'm not."
Then Homelander shoved Andrew away and declared arrogantly, "Nobody gets to lay a finger on my people."
The viewers were stunned to see Homelander and Soldier Boy clash. Weren't they both superheroes? Why were they fighting?
"Homelander, don't fight Soldier Boy. It'll damage your image."
Seeing this, Madelyn hurriedly spoke to Homelander through his communicator. She still wanted to win Soldier Boy over, so naturally, she didn't want a conflict.
Homelander ignored Madelyn's order. There was no way he would bow to Soldier Boy, especially not in front of Stormfront.
Unlike the anxious Madelyn, the president was delighted. The worse the conflict between Soldier Boy and Homelander became, the better their chances of winning Soldier Boy over.
"All you do is make things worse."
Andrew snorted and looked up at the sky. At some point, an enormous meteor had appeared overhead. Wreathed in flames from its friction with the air, it hurtled straight toward the park.
The live camera swung toward the meteor, and the viewers cried out in shock. Where had a meteor suddenly come from?
Everyone in New York could see the meteor just by looking up. Terrified, they hurried on with their escape. They were on the verge of tears. When would these miserable days ever end?
The president demanded, shocked and furious, "What's going on? Why didn't NASA detect a meteor that big?"
An aide immediately went to make a call. A moment later, he replied, "NASA says this meteor doesn't seem to have come from space."
"If it didn't