Lin Mo's brow twitched slightly.
The next moment, he isolated the sounds from that stretch of street, and the rest of the clamor quickly receded into the background.
A young man's voice became exceptionally clear.
"Robin?"
It wasn't loud. He even sounded a little dazed.
Yet that single name instantly brought a certain memory into focus in Lin Mo's mind.
Robin, Hughie, and A-Train.
This didn't seem good.
He looked that way across a fair portion of New York. With his Super Vision, the walls and buildings in between quickly fell away from his sight.
At the side of the street, a young man stood frozen amid a scene of devastation.
The people around him had begun backing away. Some covered their mouths and turned their heads, unable to keep looking. As for the girl who should have been standing in front of that young man...
She could no longer stand there in one piece.
A-Train had just charged through here. The collision had already happened.
Watching the scene, Lin Mo couldn't help feeling his heart sink.
It had happened after all. When he'd noticed the problems inside A-Train's body earlier, he had thought of Robin. He'd also known that if the guy kept this up, he probably wouldn't be the only one to suffer.
But lately, his attention had been on recruitment.
And just now, he'd been watching Annie take part in the selection process, waiting for the final result. For a moment, he'd completely failed to make the connection: Starlight joining The Seven, and Robin getting hit by A-Train.
At the beginning of the original story, those two events had happened at roughly the same time.
Now, just as Annie's selection ended, trouble had struck over there too.
They really had coincided.
Lin Mo took another look at