The villagers pushed open the doors of the small houses.
The rooms were fully furnished with appliances, and even the refrigerators in the kitchens had been stocked with fresh ingredients and drinking water.
The younger Inhumans were even more excited. They curiously fiddled with the appliances in their rooms, their eyes gleaming with yearning for their new lives.
The terrifying world Jiaying had once described to them, a world filled with danger and malice, came crashing down at that moment.
Night fell.
Warm lights lit up Inhuman Town.
The villagers sat in their brand-new homes, eating the hearty hot meals provided by Vought.
They felt a peace they had never known before.
Hope rose within them.
Perhaps under Homelander's protection, they would no longer be monsters hiding in dark corners, unable to show themselves. Perhaps they could live openly beneath the sun.
Night fell.
Inside the largest building in the center of the temporary Inhuman Town, Homelander sat waiting for something.
The door opened, and Coulson entered with several elders from the Inhuman village, as well as more than a dozen villagers who had undergone Terrigen transformation and gained superpowers.
As they entered the room, they looked extremely reserved, even apprehensive.
They had lost their home and their leader, Jiaying. Now they were dependent on others and had no idea what fate awaited them.
Although Vought had shown them tremendous goodwill during the day, they were, after all, a special group.
"Please, sit down, everyone. There's no need to be nervous."
Homelander rose to his feet with a smile and took the initiative to greet them.
His tone was warm and friendly, as though he were receiving friends who had traveled from afar.
That gentle, welcoming attitude immediately eased the tension of the Inhumans who had been on edge.