American Comics: Copying My Way to Godhood Starting with The Boys
Chapter 229

Crushing the two beasts!

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Victor let out a deafening roar, his slit pupils filled with bloodlust as he fixed his gaze on Solomon.

Although he had always delighted in tormenting Logan, the brothers, who both loved and fought each other, shared a pathological bond deep in their bones.

If an outsider wanted to kill Wolverine, he, Sabretooth, would be the first to object.

Without a moment's hesitation, Sabretooth dropped onto all fours and lunged madly at Solomon like a true tiger descending a mountain, bringing a suffocating sense of pressure.

"Another beast with no manners?"

Facing the menacing Sabretooth, Solomon merely shook his head lightly.

Victor was extremely fast, reaching Solomon in the blink of an eye. His sharp claws, powerful enough to tear through steel plates, ripped toward Solomon's heart with a shrill whistle.

Rather than retreat, Solomon stepped half a pace forward.

He did not dodge. Instead, he reached out precisely with his right hand and clamped down on Sabretooth's thick, swinging wrist.

Victor froze. The terrifying strength he took such pride in vanished into the other man's grip like a clay ox sinking into the sea. No matter how hard he struggled, he could not pull free even an inch.

Solomon's hand was like a hydraulic clamp, welded firmly around his wrist.

"Too slow, and too weak."

Solomon delivered his cold assessment, then exerted force through his arm and pressed down sharply.

Crack!

A chilling sound of splintering bone rang out.

Solomon forcibly snapped Victor's arm bone, far thicker than an ordinary person's. White splinters of bone even pierced his skin and protruded into the air.

"Aaaah!!!"

Sabretooth let out an agonized scream, but his savage nature kept him from backing down. Instead, he opened his enormous, bloody maw and bit at Solomon's neck.

Solomon's gaze cooled slightly. He curled his

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