What Psykos found hardest to accept was that someone had achieved the power she had always dreamed of while remaining human.
Worse, his strength had surpassed the upper limit of her combat-power scanner. She could not even verify just how absurdly powerful he was.
The scanner's limit did not mean his strength stopped at that level.
By her combat-power scale, was he just over one million, or was he as high as 1.5 million—even two million?
There was no way to know.
She needed a sufficiently powerful test subject to determine his level.
To make someone with a combat power of at least one million show even a fraction of his strength, she would have to put a formidable opponent in his path.
Even a fighter on Superalloy Darkshine's level probably could not make him take the fight the least bit seriously.
That was when Psykos thought of Homelander.
In his current state, Homelander would probably struggle to survive even one punch from Baldy. But with her help, that could change.
She could turn Homelander into a monster.
Monsterization was a way to increase one's strength enormously.
Homelander was already nearly as strong as Tatsumaki and the bald man. With the terrifying boost from monsterization, his power was certain to reach an unimaginable level.
He might even overpower Tatsumaki and become second only to Baldy.
A monsterized Homelander might be able to reveal something of the bald man's true strength.
Psykos knew a battle between Luke and Homelander was all but inevitable.
After discovering Luke's true strength, Psykos had devoted considerable effort to investigating his background. She had failed to learn how he had grown so powerful, but in the process, she had discovered the Blizzard Group and pieced together the hidden ties between Luke, Fubuki, and Starlight.
And the