Gravity Chamber

While the outside world frantically reported on and passionately discussed the Superpowered Guard Team, its members became unusually low-key.

They were even more low-key than before. Aside from Cisco Ramon and Caitlin Snow, the two logistics and equipment support personnel, all combat members except Dilos trained inside S.T.A.R. Labs in Central City.

Yes, trained.

Although the Superpowered Guard Team's members generally possessed formidable close-combat abilities, nimble bodies, and explosive strength during the Gotham City attack, footage secretly captured by Dante showed that they were fundamentally unable to fully exert force when they should have, or properly restrain it when necessary.

It was only because their physical capabilities far surpassed those of ordinary people, coupled with the enhancements from their combat suits, that they had avoided making more mistakes they should not have made. Otherwise, they might have made complete fools of themselves.

So, upon discovering this issue, Dilos began figuring out how to solve it.

Ultimately, the main reason for such a major flaw was that the members' foundations were not solid enough.

Even though their mutant physiques allowed them to progress in Guoshu much faster than ordinary people, their foundations were still far too weak.

Think about it: in Dilos's original world, although physical limitations made progress in Guoshu slow, people's foundations were extremely solid. As a result, even if they occasionally lacked control over releasing and withdrawing force, they would not suffer from such obvious deficiencies in force control as the Superpowered Guard Team members did.

That was the side effect of rapid advancement. Even Qin Jiayin and Piotr, whose Guoshu progress was second only to Dilos's, had this flaw.

This flaw had not been particularly apparent when they were dealing with the handful or dozen criminals in Central City before. But when a prolonged battle such as