But this first batch of mutants to arrive was generally weak, with almost none capable of fighting head-on.
There was only one exception, the sole mutant among all the applicants so far with an offensive ability, and a familiar face who had appeared in the original story.
Angel Salvadore!
Anqi had originally been a dancer in Miami, spending her days in seedy entertainment venues, working a lowly job with no future.
When she saw the news that Vought International was recruiting mutants as heroes at high salaries, she barely hesitated. She immediately quit the job she depended on for her livelihood and traveled alone to New York to apply for this entirely new profession.
For her, scraping by as a lowly dancer in establishments catering to carnal pleasures had already been rock bottom. There was no worse situation she could fall into.
Vought International's generous salary and openly welcoming attitude toward mutants were her only glimmer of hope in a desperate situation.
Anqi's application process was far smoother and simpler than anyone else's. She needed no complicated screening or deliberate verification. All she had to do was spread the wings hidden on her back and reveal the mutated traits unique to mutants to instantly confirm her identity and easily pass the initial interview.
Not only that, but she also possessed a lethal ability: she could spit highly corrosive acidic saliva, giving her genuine combat capability.
Naturally, Angel Salvadore was successfully hired, becoming the first official Superheroes Vought International had signed since its founding.
Aside from Anqi, the abilities of the other few mutants hired were unremarkable. They could almost be classified as useless, low-level mutants.
Their abilities were weak and of little use, like those of the lowest-tier ordinary supes in the world of The Boys. At most, they had