Tornado of Terror

Compared with mechanical technology, Psychic Powers had little room to grow. More than twenty years had passed, and the other members of The Boys had likely reached their limits in Psychic Powers. Bee Man had even grown weaker as his body declined. Stoker, however, was different from the rest of the team.

Over those twenty years, his research into machinery had advanced even further. In terms of fighting strength, he had probably surpassed Federal Captain and Scarlet Witch by a wide margin, becoming the strongest member of The Boys.

The scale of the mech suits under his control said plenty.

Even twenty years ago, a mech suit controlled by Stoker could stand against a top-tier Esper. Since then, his suits had gone through several generations. Their designs had changed dramatically, and their performance had surely improved just as much.

The dozens of mech warriors Stoker controlled remotely had surrounded Tatsumaki and Baldy and the others on the ground.

It was no exaggeration to say that this force could deal a devastating blow to a small country.

Yet Stoker did not think using it here was overkill.

Homelander had only made his proposal during the performance, leaving Stoker no time to prepare. That was why he had left immediately afterward. But he had watched the entire fight through a Drone hidden in the distance.

The Drone could not capture every detail, but it had given Stoker enough information to judge how the battle was going.

As a result, Stoker, who had initially thought a few mech suits would be enough, had decided to deploy every mech warrior in his warehouse.

The arrival of Scarlet Witch and Mecha Man shifted the balance of the fight.

Dozens of mech suits could blanket the area with fire in an instant. The moment Federal Captain