Rampaging through American comics, people in my motherland don't eat beef.

Gray is not yet a proper Homelander. He has no Homelander experience, nor a twisted mind. He is just an ordinary person who has gained invincible power and five amplified negative traits.

He has normal memories and normal values, so he will consciously restrain himself.

This kind of restraint is not restraint in behavior and thought, but rather restraint in a logical and planned way.

When he is weak, he will succumb to his lazy nature and lie quietly in Chicago for three months to avoid meaningless risks, such as running into the Ancient One and spitting in her face.

When he is powerful, which is now, he will satisfy his lust and greed, and forcibly take everything from Jessica.

His new target is Gwen, so Gwen already belongs to him unilaterally, and no one can object to her.

However, like any other Chinese person, he is exceptionally tolerant of the things he likes.

Mindy enjoys killing, and he deliberately leaves behind some heads to let her enjoy the thrill of killing. Jessica likes to be alone, and he gives her plenty of private space so she can enjoy solitude.

Sometimes, Gray is so moved by his own thoughtfulness that he silently sheds tears. He is still growing and can become even better!

It is entirely foreseeable that in the near future, not only the Marvel Universe but also the DC Universe will not be able to find a man as perfect as him.

Therefore, beautiful women should belong to him, wealth should belong to him, and everything should belong to him.

These are normal thoughts that every man would have: a chance encounter with a beautiful woman, a sudden windfall of a rich woman, winning the lottery, or even realizing that he is actually Jack Ma's long-lost father.

Gray is a practical type who is both thoughtful and hardworking.

Moreover, he was quite greedy, having three similar ideas in total.

First, establish a harem containing nine hundred million beautiful girls.

Second, he built a treasure trove, filled with rare and precious items that he liked.

Third, they are revered like God, with the devout kneeling in prayer and the unclean being punished.

Of course, this is just an example.

Even God would kneel down when he saw him.

Because it was a bit too difficult, Gray decided to step up his game and work overtime tonight to give the world a taste of the homeland's power.

"My things belong to me alone; no outsider is allowed to touch them."

High in the sky, Gray looked down over the entire city of New York, observed silently for a moment, then turned and disappeared into the clouds.

……

The kidnapping of Mindy not only upset Gray and Big Daddy, but also Nick Fury, who was having afternoon tea at S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters.

"OMG Fuck!"

Hearing this, everyone knew the director was unhappy. Coulson, the benchmark for cattle and horses, put down the phone and said to Fury, "It's been found out, they're mutants."

"A mutant? Not Kingpin?" Fury raised an eyebrow slightly, somewhat surprised.

"He was also my first thought."

Coulson shrugged and continued, "As it turns out, Kingpin's cunning and patience are beyond imagination. After his first revenge failed, he quietly accumulated strength, creating the impression that he had forgotten his son's murder."

"He sounds like a tough guy, but he's none of our business. The police will handle Kingpin's problem. We should focus on more important things."

Because the world is constantly on the brink of destruction, Director Fury has developed a very long-term perspective, either thinking about Thanos or worrying about unknown beings even more powerful than Thanos.

Even if a mere gang leader has some courage and methods, he doesn't deserve to occupy his brain space.

"What was Homelander's reaction?" he asked.

"He's probably very angry?" Coulson said with a helpless expression. "His speed has increased again, and he has gained the ability to fly. The monitoring equipment can hardly detect his movement."

Fury wasn't surprised. He pounded his fingers on the desk. "My partner was kidnapped, and he didn't contact us for help immediately. Was it because I wasn't kind enough, or was he just too slow?"

As a longtime colleague, Coulson almost instantly understood Fury's thoughts and frowned slightly: "I think the current Avengers are already enough of a headache for you. Adding a willful Homelander on top of that, I'm worried you won't make it to retirement before Congress forces you to step down."

"Maybe so, but he has a lot of potential, doesn't he? Compared to Thor, Hulk, and well, Tony, that equally willful guy, Homelander is more controllable and more dependent on us."

Fury pondered for a moment, then said, "But we still know too little about him, Coulson. What do you think is the best way to befriend him?"

"From what I've observed, he'd be quite pleased if given plenty of delicious food, fun toys, and beauties like Natasha," Coulson said, chuckling as he spoke. Then, his tone turned serious: "As for controllability, are you serious? He killed over 200 people in just one night. Recruiting him wasn't a wise choice."

"If killing some people can protect world peace, then wouldn't their sacrifices be worthwhile?" Fury said half-jokingly. "Hulk lacks rationality, Thor is an alien, and although Homelander is willful, I believe he can become a controllable force if we put in a little effort to appease him."

Coulson, however, did not take it as a joke. He looked directly at Fury with a serious expression: "Passive sacrifice is murder. Fury, you are standing on the edge of a cliff. It's extremely dangerous. One wrong step and you'll be smashed to pieces."

"Mutants, superhumans, Thanos, alien races, and an endless stream of supervillains... In fact, all of humanity is already standing on the edge of a precipice."

Fury said calmly, "If my sacrifice can bring world peace, then my sacrifice will have been worthwhile, and that's exactly what I want."

"I can't persuade you, I just hope you won't regret it." Coulson sighed helplessly.

"With you here, with Maria here, even if I regret it, it doesn't matter."

Fury stood up, patted his old friend on the shoulder, turned his gaze to the deepening twilight outside the window, and said in a low voice, "Making the wrong choice isn't terrible; what's terrible is having no choice at all. One day in the future, I might suddenly disappear. Before that happens, I want to leave myself more options and create more choices. Only in this way can we remain invincible."

The people of the motherland rarely cause trouble and have very little interaction with others, but their strength has been witnessed by many.

He is both righteous and wicked, unpredictable, and has no clear affiliation; both good and bad people think he can be used.

Magneto is one of them. He recently wanted to become president, but due to a lack of manpower, this idea had to be put on hold for the time being.

His current task is to recruit soldiers, but he doesn't care about ordinary underlings. He wants to find powerful, willful, and intellectually challenged thugs like Homelander who seem easy to control.

Yes, only for thugs.

Homelander is not a mutant brother, but a secondary species. Magneto has always been arrogant towards outsiders.

He didn't even bother to take action himself; he could simply send a few capable subordinates to handle the matter. If it succeeded, great; if not, it would just mean one more enemy.

Magneto has been causing trouble for decades, and he's lost count of how many enemies he has. Homelander? Sorry, he'll have to wait in line.