[Of course, this doesn't mean the female principal is a good person.]
[In this bizarre world, it's truly hard to find a genuinely good person.]
[That school is just a front. Its true purpose is to secretly research those superpowered students as guinea pigs. Can you believe it?]
[Even the secret research center was built directly beneath the school.]
[The female principal is the principal on the surface, but in reality, she is the head of the secret research center!]
[So, being killed by one of the guinea pigs she controlled, she got what she deserved.]
[In the end, the riot of the superpowered students at the research center and the subsequent slaughter of ordinary people can all be blamed on the female principal.]
Starlight: "..."
The girl was speechless.
To think she had actually felt some sympathy for that female principal before.
Although the woman had indeed done something too extreme, didn't she have her reasons?
After all, anyone would be driven mad by the loss of their husband and son.
But then, the diary threw in a massive plot twist.
It explicitly pointed out that Principal Xie Ti was not a good person!
Alright then.
If the diary was telling the truth, and Principal Xie Ti really was the head of the Superhuman Research Center, then this was truly the work of a monster.
No matter how you looked at it, they were treating superhumans like lab rats.
And not just any superhumans—but young students in the prime of their youth!
"So... this is the truth about Godolkin University?"
"This is what Godolkin University *really* is?"
Starlight murmured, her voice trembling with a lack of composure.
Godolkin University—the sacred temple in the hearts of so many superhumans.
And yet, it was all just a front?
Just a research center for Vought International to secretly experiment on superhumans?
Did Zhou Cheng even understand what he was saying?!
How could Vought International be like this?
It was utterly absurd!
Zhou Cheng's diary had revealed a lot, but whether it was The Seven, Vought International, Butcher, or even the supposed victim, Principal Xie Ti...
According to his account, every single one of them was scum.
Was this world really this dark?
A world full of villains?
It couldn't be.
"Well, I didn't see this coming," Tony, reading another diary, couldn't help but shrug his shoulders.
While Starlight struggled to process the information, the playboy had already accepted the diary's spoilers with a calm and swift ease.
A company that manufactures super-powered individuals could never be anything but a piece of shit.
Even establishing a university to serve as a secret research center—that was something they were completely capable of doing.
Someone of Tony's status and position understood how this society operated and the darkness lurking within it far better than the average person.
Previously, because Principal Xie Ti had been in the position of a victim, the Playboy had also been forced into a certain degree of misjudgment. After all, weak victims naturally evoke a person's sympathy.
But when the diary revealed Principal Xie Ti's true face, the Playboy accepted it readily.
Tony even had sufficient reason to suspect that the murder of Principal Xie Ti's husband and son might have been caused by the repercussions of her actions at the Superpower Research Institute.
Of course, this was all just Tony's speculation; at present, there was no evidence to prove it.
Still, the Playboy wasn't surprised that such anti-human operations would eventually backfire.
At this point, Tony couldn't help but think of the Mutants' situation again.
Weren't the Mutants treated exactly like this?
Secretly captured by the government and secretly sent to the operating table for research?
Even the Sentinel robots had been developed this way.
And the result?
It goes without saying that it provoked a fierce backlash from the Mutants.
Especially Magneto, a major leader of the Mutants, who led them in a violent resistance.
A similar pattern could be seen in *The Boys* universe.
Didn't the Supers at the Godolkin Advanced Research Center riot?
This is the bitter fruit of the evil seeds sown!
Considering the unique nature of Supers, if this continues, the conflict between them and ordinary humans will only escalate.
In the end, it's not hard to imagine them evolving into another group like the Mutants.
I wonder, if things ever reach that point, will a Professor X appear in *The Boys* universe?
Of course, Playboy is certain there would be no shortage of Magnetos.
After all, the diary clearly stated that it's hard to find a good person in this world.
[If Homelander hadn't arrived in time, the Vought employees and the school staff would have been slaughtered.]
[Even if Black Noir had blown off Kate's arm, he wouldn't have been able to stop all this.]
[Although Black Noir's power has great potential—if developed, he could become another Neuman, popping heads from a distance—he is still clumsy with its application.]
[In contrast, Kate's abilities had already reached a level where few could resist them.]
[She was another super-powered individual with limitless potential. She could control minds like Professor X and manipulate bodies like the Purple Man!]
[And it was obvious that Kate would join Homelander's faction, while Black Noir would undoubtedly align with Neuman.]
[A chaotic era was about to dawn!]
Vought International?
Starlight was only stunned for a moment before immediately reacting.
Godolkin was run by Vought International, so it wasn't strange for Vought personnel to be there.
However, no matter who those people were, they were incredibly unlucky.
They had stumbled right into a massacre of super-powered individuals.
Even a god-tier figure like Homelander had been deployed, which showed the sheer scale of that slaughter.
Vought's regular armed forces must have been completely overwhelmed!
Though she hadn't experienced the turmoil firsthand, Starlight could imagine the level of chaos just from the diary's descriptions.
"Black Noir?"
"Kate?"
These two unfamiliar names immediately caught Starlight's attention.
"Black Noir" was clearly a Black female student, and "Kate" sounded like a female student as well.
The diary revealed no further information about them.
Yet, there was no doubt: these two must have been the central figures of that riot.
And they were on opposing sides.
Judging by the diary's tone, Kate was undoubtedly a member of the radical faction—the figurehead of the massacre against ordinary people.
So what about Black Noir?
She was the one who stopped the massacre!
However, Black Noir's "moderate faction" must have been in the minority. Even if they dealt a severe blow to Kate, the representative of the radicals, it would have done little to change the overall situation.
Starlight could understand that.
Being used as lab rats by the school, filled with resentment—it wasn't strange for them to want own savage revenge.
But Black Noir's power... was it actually exploding heads from a distance?
*Hiss!*
What a bizarre and terrifying ability!
Just a glance, and a head would explode?
That was too horrifying!
It was impossible to resist or counter—after all, it was an exploding head.
And Neuman?
Who was that?
Was there really a second superhuman with the power to explode heads, besides Black Noir?
Two superhumans with the exact same power?
Starlight had to admit, this came as a bit of a surprise.
In all her years, she had never encountered two people with the exact same power.
Of course, that didn't prove much. After all, her exposure to other superhumans had been extremely limited.
*What about Kate?*
*Mind control and body control?*
*Holy crap.*
Starlight's mind reeled. That ability was absolutely terrifying.
Mind control alone was a massive advantage—enough to break the game. But that wasn't all; she could even control their bodies?
Didn't that mean anyone Kate targeted would be completely at her mercy?
*But according to the diary, does Kate need to touch someone to activate her power?*
*Otherwise, why would Black Noir have blown her hand off?*
Starlight reached this logical conclusion and felt a slight wave of relief.
*If that's the case, Kate isn't as big a threat as I thought.*
*Just don't let her touch you.*
But Black Noir... he was far more dangerous than Starlight had imagined.
The diary described his power as "head-popping," but it was clear he could burst any part of the human body.
*What a horrific, nightmarish ability!*
"This is starting to feel more and more like a world of Mutants."
Tony, reading the other diary, felt more and more that the power dynamics of *The Boys* universe were slowly shifting toward those of the *X-Men* world.
The diary didn't say much about the massacre of superhumans at Godolkin University, but two names still stood out.
The Playboy couldn't help but see parallels.
Black Noir trying to stop that massacre—wasn't that just like Professor X? At least their stances aligned.
And what about Kate?
Without a doubt, she was the representative figure of the massacre. Wasn't that just another Magneto?
Moreover, the two of them eventually joined opposing factions!
As for Homelander, the diary had already mentioned him numerous times. He was the top powerhouse of *The Boys* universe, a figure standing at the peak of the pyramid.
Judging by his actions, ordinary people were nothing more than ants in his eyes—creatures he could crush at will without a shred of sympathy. This was evident from the way he destroyed an entire plane, killing everyone on board, just to achieve his goals.
Then there was Neuman.
This person had appeared in the diary for the first time, and her abilities were strikingly similar to Black Noir's. Clearly, she represented another faction independent of Homelander.
But could she and Homelander be rivals?
If that were true, then Satan had really hit the nail on the head.
The events of the X-Men world are bound to happen again.
[Of course, that's still a long way off. After all, whether this world descends into chaos depends entirely on Homelander!]
[There's no other way. Homelander is just too strong.]
[And right now, Homelander is still the most popular and beloved superhero in the entire world.]
[Starlight hasn't even joined The Seven yet, and Butcher and his team haven't killed the Invisible Man.]
[The full-scale war between The Boys and The Seven hasn't even begun.]
[But it probably won't be long now. A-Train, drugged up on Compound V, might have already smashed Hughie's girlfriend into a bloody pulp!]
[If these superheroes weren't so utterly reckless, they wouldn't meet such a miserable end.]
*Whether the world descends into chaos depends entirely on Homelander?*
Starlight pondered this sentence and nodded in deep agreement.
This wasn't an exaggeration in the slightest.
With Homelander's power, if he decided to do something, no one in the world could stop him.
Simple as that: he was just too, too strong.
Human military forces and all their weapons were nothing but paper tigers before Homelander, crumbling at the slightest touch.
The only reason the world was still intact was that Homelander wasn't some common criminal, but a superhero.
Otherwise, the world would become a living hell!
That wasn't an exaggeration at all.
So Starlight was still very grateful for this.
However, judging by the meaning in the diary, it seemed this situation would change?
Starting from when she joined The Seven?
Starting from when Butcher and his gang killed the Invisible Man?
Good grief, aren't Butcher and his gang just ordinary people? How could they even kill the Invisible Man?
One must know that the Invisible Man's ability was more than just invisibility; his skin was also incredibly hard, possessing a diamond-level hardness!
Starlight didn't know if this defense could compare to Homelander's, but before ordinary people, it was simply invincible.
All modern weapons could not harm the Invisible Man in the slightest!
Even bombs, and even missiles!
Ordinary weapons were even more of a joke in front of the Invisible Man.
So Butcher and his gang actually accomplished such an incredible feat?
Also, wasn't Butcher's goal to kill Homelander? Why did he attack the Invisible Man?
This was truly a tangled mess.
"A-Train is indeed The Flash!"
Tony, who was in front of the other diary, couldn't help but nod secretly.
He had previously speculated that Homelander was the counterpart to The Flash from the Justice League, with super speed as his power.
Now, his guess had been confirmed.
After all, if it wasn't a speedster, how could someone accidentally smash a person into a bloody pulp?
And he'd done it while high on Compound V.
Moreover, it was clear that the "bloody pulp" mentioned in the diary wasn't an exaggeration, but a literal description.
Hughie's girlfriend had truly been turned into a bloody pulp.
Poor guy.
Poor girl.
So, this Hughie must also be a member of The Boys, right?
There was no doubt he had joined them to avenge his girlfriend!
Or, at the very least, to seek justice.
Butcher's situation was actually quite similar to Hughie's—they were both victims of The Seven.
With these two as examples, Playboy could now guess the backgrounds of the other members of The Boys.
They were probably all in similar boats.
Otherwise, who would dare risk their lives, as mere mortals, to take on The Seven?
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