A vivid image sprang to mind.
"...All right, then. Have fun."
Josen decided to stop paying attention to this man with a distinctive odor. He stepped past Butcher and arrived at the edge of the rooftop.
Behind him, Butcher cracked the ground with a single step as they passed each other. His figure blurred, and he appeared in front of Homelander, who was still unconscious.
Josen looked away. It was hard to imagine what would happen between those two men next.
Given Butcher's personality, any form of revenge would have been entirely in character.
It was just that, at A-Train's level of power, he might not be able to carry out all his ideas.
Whatever!
Let heaven look after Homelander!
Having done his part with that prayer, Josen took a leap of faith, letting gravity pull his body into free fall toward the ground.
The cape behind him streamed upward against his descent, snapping in the wind. As he passed a certain floor, his fall abruptly stopped in a way that would have infuriated Newton.
Inside an office by the windows, several researchers in white coats felt the sky briefly darken. Then a black-clad figure flew straight in, ignoring the hard floor-to-ceiling glass!
With a crack, the glass Josen touched shattered into tiny, blunt-edged, honeycomb-like granules, floating in the air as he passed through.
He had to admit that once someone became invincible, acting with Homelander's reckless abandon felt pretty damn good.
But the slightest lapse could leave them losing themselves in that all-powerful strength.
That was why invincibility so often became a debuff in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
Josen's approach was much more discreet and environmentally friendly. The working researchers watched in shock as he walked in from outside the building, the floating glass fragments behind him drawn back into