Although Homelander was very displeased with Soldier Boy, for some reason, he had a feeling that Soldier Boy would not harm him. Besides, Soldier Boy had clearly had the chance to kill him last time, yet not only had he spared him, he had even given him a Life Simulator.
Homelander did not know that his favorable impression of Soldier Boy was the result of Andrew secretly influencing him through the Life Simulator—each time Homelander experienced a life simulation, his favorable impression of Soldier Boy deepened a little.
A Skyfather could not be permanently controlled, but a Skyfather also had mental vulnerabilities. As long as those vulnerabilities were targeted, their thoughts could be changed.
Moreover, Soldier Boy was Homelander's biological father. Their Bloodline was connected, so Andrew's methods were exceptionally effective because of that blood relationship, achieving twice the result with half the effort.
Homelander himself was severely lacking in love. He did hope to have a father, though he would never admit it aloud.
Andrew's purpose in doing all this was to completely win Homelander over and make him willingly call him "Dad." That would be fun.
After hesitating for a moment, Homelander contacted Soldier Boy—well, he contacted him by phone. Soldier Boy was rather surprised to receive his call. "Did the sun rise in the west? You actually called me?"
"I want to ask you something. There is something you really want, but the person who possesses it might tamper with it. What should you do in that situation?"
Homelander asked directly. Soldier Boy smiled slightly when he heard the question. Homelander asking this meant the main body's strategy had been a great success.
Besides, as long as he helped Homelander solve this problem, Homelander would become dependent on him. Then his fine son would soon acknowledge his