Solomon thought for a moment, then turned and headed toward the recreation room.
Inside the recreation room, a slender Black girl stood quietly.
The girl lowered her eyes, staring blankly at her left palm.
A gruesome wound split her flesh. Bright red blood kept seeping out and floating upward, deftly condensing and taking shape in midair into slender blades of blood that shot into the empty space ahead with piercing whistles.
The moment Solomon saw the girl's face clearly, his eyes brightened slightly.
Mary Moreau!
The protagonist of Gen V!
The ability to control blood!
Most importantly, she was a surviving test subject of the Odessa Project!
The Odessa Project could be called Vought's forbidden attempt to artificially create god-tier Supes, personally established by Godolkin University's first president.
The renowned Godolkin University was, in essence, merely a front for concealing the project and screening compatible test subjects.
Unlike the conventional method of modifying Supes by injecting them with Compound V after birth, the Odessa Project was far more insane and cruel, implanting Compound V directly into fertilized human embryos at the blastocyst stage to reshape their genes at the source.
The mortality rate of experimental embryos across the entire project was nearly 99%!
After decades of immense expenditure, countless failures, and embryonic deaths, only two test subjects ultimately survived the Odessa Project.
One was Mary Moreau, the seemingly frail girl before him who possessed a top-tier blood ability.
The second was Homelander, renowned worldwide, the pinnacle who towered over all Supes.
In terms of their origins alone, Mary and Homelander came from the same source and could just barely be considered Supes in the same tier.
But that equality existed only in theory.
In Solomon's eyes, the gap between their actual combat capabilities was worlds apart. Homelander possessed the absolute