No. 1's usual training consisted of hauling large construction materials. When No. 7 found him, he was still hard at work on the construction site.
Josen gave his thick pecs, hefty enough to crush a mouse between them, a satisfied pat, producing a resonant "duang, duang."
As expected of the eldest of the seven brothers, his iron-tower build looked solid enough.
No. 1 swayed under Josen's pats, three drops of cold sweat trickling down the back of his head.
-As expected of the legendary boss. I couldn't dodge that. I couldn't dodge it at all!
No. 7 stood in contrast to No. 1. As a speedster, the ability he had awakened was naturally "Super Speed."
His top speed exceeded Mach 3, and his physical strength ranked second among the seven, putting him roughly on par with A-Train at his peak in The Boys World.
These were likewise single-type superpowers, but once an individual attribute like strength or speed became powerful enough, it was an out-and-out lethal weapon.
If they appeared in the same individual, that would be "Homelander."
Homelander: Currently in the eighteenth level of Hell, just got out of the boiling oil. Don't tag me.
By comparison, the superpowers of test subjects No. 2 through No. 6 were a little more colorful.
Besides Supe-level physical capabilities, they had awakened "Fire Control," "Psychic Power," "Diamond Skin," "Invisibility," and "Plant Manipulation," respectively.
Their superpowers varied in strength and type.
Of them, No. 2's "Fire Control" had the greatest destructive power. The flames produced by his ordinary attacks already rivaled Genos's "Incineration Cannon."
He could also perform a "Fire Transformation" similar to "Elementalization." That level of ability would have been respectable even in the Hero Association.
It was only similar to "Elementalization" because he could not become immune to physical damage like