At this moment, in livestream rooms syndicated across major video sites worldwide.
Countless viewers stared at their screens, completely unbothered by the villain's escape.
After so many crises, everyone had blind faith in Homelander's strength.
The livestream comments also scrolled wildly as netizens interacted.
[Rest in peace, Homelander knockoff. GG ez.]
[Homelander: You call that flying? Cute.]
[Homelander: I'll let you run 3,999 meters first.]
[That little flying guy, look behind you. You've already been locked on!]
[Run? You think you can run after provoking the boss? Even if Jesus himself came today, he couldn't save you, and I mean it!]
[Wild guess: how many seconds can that alien flying guy withstand Homelander's laser shampoo?]
[Alien flying guy: I was terrified at the time.]
While the netizens in the livestream room spammed comments and entertained themselves, the rest of the Eternals faced an entirely different, tragic scene.
Kro lay helplessly on the ground.
Ikaris's attack had come too suddenly. Kro had not had time to summon his Eternal armor for defense.
The high-energy cosmic rays had pierced straight through his chest, shattering the core energy matrix inside him.
Golden cosmic energy leaked from every part of his body, turning into specks of starlight that faded into the air.
Ajak knelt beside him, both hands pressed tightly against Kro's wound.
Golden healing light flickered desperately in her palms, trying to stop his life from slipping away.
But the energy she poured in vanished like water flowing into a bottomless pit.
Kro's skin was visibly turning gray and lifeless.
"Don't waste your strength, Ajak." Kro raised a hand with difficulty and grasped Ajak's wrist.
Ajak shook her head, the golden light in her hands continuing to surge. "Hold on, Kro. I can fix you."
"My core... is broken." Kro's gaze swept