Hank naturally refused to let things go. He spent a great deal of money and hired many people to ambush Homelander. He even used his Military connections to obtain a batch of high-energy military explosives.
Unfortunately, it was useless. Homelander killed every one of those people instead, and even came looking for the Moss Family.
If Vought International had not mediated, the Moss Family might have been wiped out. Even so, the Moss Family had paid a considerable price.
That was right. A direct grandson of the esteemed old-money Moss Family had died, yet in the end, they still had to pay massive compensation to the enemy who had killed him. That was reality.
From then on, Hank hated Ability Users to the bone. It was not only because his grandson had been killed, but also because he resented Ability Users for being able to break the rules so casually.
Ability Users were far too unfair. Even the president would not dare do much to the Moss Family without careful consideration.
In Hank's eyes, Ability Users were a cancer on the world. Only by eliminating them could the world return to its former order and rules.
In fact, Hank had spent these years researching poisons that could kill Ability Users, hoping that one day he could kill Homelander and the other Ability Users. That was one reason this laboratory had achieved such remarkable results.
After the Great Era of Abilities arrived, Hank was in such agony that he nearly wanted to die. Ability Users were what he hated most in his life, yet now the entire world would become Ability Users, including himself. He simply could not accept it.
Therefore, Hank went mad. He poured all the family's funds into the laboratory and conducted research like a man possessed. He