"What right does trash like you have to stay by Death's side?"
Thanos said disdainfully, "Once I'm done with the Mechanical Demon King, I'll deal with you. Death is mine. None of you should even think of getting close to Death."
"Trash?"
Homelander was about to explode with rage. If not for carrying out Death's orders, along with his bone-deep hatred for Andrew, he would have probably fired his Laser at Thanos already.
When had Homelander ever suffered such humiliation?
Guy watched Homelander and Thanos argue with great interest, as if he were an outsider. He even shouted, "Fight! Fight!"
Homelander and Thanos glared furiously at Guy at the same time. This guy was the one who deserved to die most. Guy raised his head and provocatively faced Homelander and Thanos, looking as if he were saying, come hit me. Homelander and Thanos ground their teeth in fury.
The audience found it both amusing and speechless. These three villains were really interesting. That said, who was this Death they kept talking about? She sounded like such a bitch.
Though furious, Homelander and Thanos did not truly attack Guy. They still had some sense of the bigger picture. At that moment, Homelander and Thanos both saw Andrew's eyes.
Andrew's eyes seemed like two whirlpools, drawing both their minds inside. Thanos possessed an unyielding will and a powerful sense of self, with not the slightest doubt in himself. He quickly broke free from Andrew's Illusion.
But Homelander sank deeply into it. It could not be helped. This guy was indeed powerful, but mentally, he was riddled with flaws—first the Giant Baby issue, then split personality. Illusions received a thousand-percent bonus against someone like him.
Soon, Homelander's eyes began glowing red. He suddenly turned and fired his Laser at Guy, roaring, "Death is