A Man Who Would Never Eat His Words

Watching Russell remove his armor piece by piece, Bane frowned in deep thought, trying to sort through fragments of memory and recall who Russell was.

His instincts told Bane that this was extremely important!

The problem was that the excessive dose of Venom had severely affected his ability to think, and no matter how hard he tried, he could not remember Russell's identity.

The Venom Bane used was a steroid-like drug—simply put, hormones. Once injected, it was like being pumped full of adrenaline, greatly enhancing every aspect of his physical abilities and pushing him beyond the level of a "superhuman" to that of a "super-superhuman."

In terms of strength, he could lift 120 tons at full power, easily destroy buildings such as parking garages, and toss trucks around like shot puts.

In terms of speed, to ordinary people, one of his charges was practically no different from short-range Teleportation.

In terms of defense, Bane was immune to injuries caused by melee weapons and could even withstand bullets. Even falling from a skyscraper would not injure him.

Beyond that, Venom also enhanced his healing speed, made him immune to most toxins and diseases, and improved his neural reactions and flexibility. It was a comprehensive enhancement of his physical capabilities.

Unfortunately, this superhuman drug developed by the American government could only be used by Bane. No one else—not even special forces soldiers who had undergone brutal training—could handle it.

This was talent. Bane possessed innate physical gifts, a world-class intellect, and a mind that was terrifyingly resilient.

Because of his bleak childhood, he had endured every kind of torment. He had long since forgotten what fear and despair felt like, and his psyche was unbreakable.

All these factors made him the perfect beneficiary of Venom, allowing him to inject enormous quantities without