Starting in The Boys, Redeeming Homelander
Chapter 159

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Black Noir stood atop an enormous ancient tree, watching expressionlessly as two jaguars approached Ryan's tent.

His figure lay hidden in the shadows of the branches, almost blending into the massive tree.

The Animal Friends whispered among themselves nearby.

"Nice work, Black Noir. Ryan's definitely going to wet himself this time."

"I feel so sorry for Ryan."

"But he's the captain's grandson. Shouldn't those two big dumb cats we caught last night be the ones wetting themselves?"

The cartoon Animal Friends chattered back and forth, filling Black Noir's lonely world and drawing a slight smile to his lips.

At last, a faint sound came from near the tent.

Amid a soft rustling, the leaves of the low bushes parted, and the "big dumb cats" the Animal Friends had mentioned slowly emerged.

They were a pair of jaguars in mating season, walking side by side with their heads lowered as they sniffed. Their muscles rippled slightly with each movement, their markings crisscrossed their bodies, and their coats gleamed in the sunlight.

A damp breeze swept past, carrying the scent of raw meat. The two beasts stopped and twitched their noses, pinpointing its location.

They lowered their bodies and approached the source of the scent with small, cautious steps, glancing warily from side to side as though on guard against something.

Just last night, they had followed the instincts nature had given them and come together to breed, only for Black Noir to interrupt them at the crucial moment.

In just a few breaths, Black Noir had incapacitated them. When they opened their eyes again, they discovered they had been brought to this unfamiliar, unclaimed territory.

For apex predators of the rainforest, being treated like this had undoubtedly heightened their suspicions.

Yet Ryan, the centerpiece of this scheme, remained utterly unaware of

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