Homelander was somewhat displeased when he saw Andrew send Van Helsing out instead of going himself. However, since they were live, he could only endure it.
Homelander feared neither heaven nor earth—only livestreams. He was quite an interesting fellow.
Archangel's Sword appeared out of thin air in Van Helsing's hand. Then, he shouted at Apollo, "Apollo, Sun God, I heard you have a Solar Chariot. Let's make a bet. If you win, this sword is yours. If you lose, your chariot is mine."
"What do you want that piece of junk for?"
Gabriel shouted in dissatisfaction. He was currently dwelling inside Archangel's Sword. If Van Helsing lost, he would be in serious trouble.
"To pick up girls. What else?"
Van Helsing replied righteously. Gabriel was so furious he nearly spat blood. You were using a divine artifact to pick up girls—and betting him in the process?
"Fine. If you've got the skill, win my Solar Chariot."
Apollo snorted coldly, drew his golden sword, and slashed at Van Helsing in a blaze of golden light. Van Helsing swung Archangel's Sword, which shone with sacred radiance, and blocked Apollo's golden blade.
With a clang, a shockwave swept through the area, uprooting trees and weeds. Apollo and Van Helsing both trembled, but neither took a step back.
That meant their strength was roughly equal. As for their attributes, both wielded light, so there was no question of one countering the other. That was why Andrew had sent Van Helsing out.
Next, six pairs of pure white wings appeared behind Van Helsing. He flapped them and soared into the sky. Apollo immediately pursued him, his golden sword blazing brilliantly as it clashed again and again with the holy Angel Sword in midair.
Compared to the battle in the Magic World, Van Helsing was clearly