Conquering the Multiverse Starting with the Black Robe

Bomb Vision felt a gust of evil wind coming from behind, and the aura of death was constantly approaching, so he immediately panicked.

He knew what this bastard was planning to do; he intended to defeat, or even kill, him by breaking his spine.

Indeed, even though Rean's stats have surged to 88.4%, giving him near-inhuman strength, it's still difficult for him to break through the bomb's vision defense head-on. He wasted nearly a minute just now trying to physically attack the bomb's vision, but the result was only minor damage, aside from the psychological torment.

He immediately changed his mindset, his extraordinary wisdom flowing freely, and in an instant, he devised a solution.

The flesh of the bomb-sighted being is indeed indestructible, even more so than the invisible man. Its internal organs are not afraid of external impacts; it is a pure lump of iron.

But this doesn't mean he can be invincible in front of Rean.

By simply breaking his spine, he can still be paralyzed, thus losing his ability to resist and becoming fish on a chopping board, at your mercy to slowly cook him.

Bomb Vision looked terrified. The reason he dared to face the villain alone was because he had extreme confidence in his own strength. Not only him, but Edgar and Clara (Storm Girl) believed the same way.

To one-on-one deal with a mere villain, a nobody who's been making a scene on the internet these past few days, is a piece of cake for one of the most powerful people in the world.

Unfortunately, this time was different; the course of events had completely overturned Robbie's understanding.

How come there are superhumans who can transform in two stages?

Robbie found it utterly absurd; how could such a thing happen in real life?

Edgar never told him that the villain could transform, and Clara never mentioned it either. Did they conspire to impersonate him?

Robbie felt that he had really messed up this time, and that he had underestimated the talented people in America.

Yes, if Wot can create himself, Soldier Boy, and even Homelander, why can't he create an even more powerful superhuman?

His long period of comfort led him to believe that he was invincible, since the only soldier boy who was qualified to defeat him had been killed by the Russians. He thought that after that, no one would be able to threaten his life.

Even those from the motherland probably don't have that qualification.

Moreover, he had no grudge against Homelander and lived his life peacefully, spending his days in bars and among women, waiting for the person he truly loved to change his mind.

But now, this freak, who is called a villain, has slapped him hard in the face, waking him up and forcing him to face reality.

This man was absolutely the most sinister guy he had ever met, without exception. He was far more terrifying to him than the soldier boy, not only because of his extremely ferocious appearance, which was enough to stop a child from crying at night and leave a psychological shadow, but also because of his enjoyment of battle and his almost bloodthirsty desire.

Fuck, this is a damn killing machine!

Robbie's pupils dilated sharply, and his heart sank deeply.

He was indeed deeply in love with the geisha, and he was even willing to give up some very important things for her, but that did not include his own life.

The geisha was already very old, but because of the V1 injection, she remained forever young, with not a single trace of aging on her face.

Although he has lived for many years, if he were to make a choice now, he would probably still not want to die.

He could accept growing old with his beloved and dying in the emergency room of a hospital, but he could not accept being kicked to death like a wild dog in the middle of a battle.

He absolutely will not allow it!

"No!" At this critical moment of life and death, his eyes were bloodshot, and he roared like a wild beast. His adrenaline surged, and he used all his strength to activate his flight ability in a desperate manner.

Rean didn't quite understand superhuman flight abilities either, as it seemed that everyone was different, skipping over the minor differences in details.

Aside from Homelander, New Darkness, and the like, who are relatively conventional, the principles used by older generation flight users like Bomb Vision and Storm Girl seem to be quite different from theirs.

Storm Girl is propelled by lightning when she flies, and every time she appears, her body is crackling with electric arcs. Her bombs have a straight line of sight, and her takeoff is incredibly powerful, just like her nickname, like a cannonball being fired.

However, while he possesses astonishing explosive power during flight, he lacks control and is unable to slow down after a high-speed burst. Almost every landing leaves a mess, and he also struggles to adjust his direction in the air, exhibiting insufficient flexibility and appearing somewhat stiff.

To the average person, there is no difference, since any object that exceeds the speed of sound passing by is just a fleeting afterimage on the retina.

But to Rean, who is also a superhuman and possesses super dynamic vision, it's a different story; it's a near-fatal flaw.

Anticipating his desperate struggle, the limbs in the bomb's field of vision trembled violently in Rean's hands, trying to break free, like a slippery eel. Even though Rean was prepared, he almost lost his grip, allowing the bomb to succeed.

However, he ultimately failed to break free from Rean's grasp. One reason was that he was no match for Rean in strength, and the other was that the intense battle had already depleted his stamina. Adrenaline isn't a panacea, and even the best-laid plans need to be effective if there are fish in the pond.

With life energy as the fuel for combustion, the difference in strength between Rean and his companion, if compared to a boxing match, means they are not even in the same weight class.

Rean's power far exceeds the vision of bombs, and he may already be comparable to Homelander.

"Struggle! The more you struggle, the more excited I get!" Rean laughed wildly, and the next moment, a battering ram-like knee strike directly hit the spine of the person in the bomb's field of vision.

Without any suspense or miracle, there was a crisp cracking sound. The man in the Bomb Vision's roar stopped abruptly, then turned into a painful howl, and he limply broke in two.

……

Edgar's face was ashen. Although the surveillance cameras in front of him were damaged due to the bomb, cutting off his first-person perspective, the technicians made adjustments and, with authorization from the New York Police Department, successfully retrieved the Skynet surveillance footage around Green Tower.

Therefore, everyone inside the anti-nuclear tactical command center witnessed this completely one-sided crushing defeat.

Newman watched helplessly as Rean, transformed into the Hulk, easily tormented him like a training sandbag.

Edgar abruptly stood up, finally unable to maintain his composure as someone long accustomed to his high position, staring intently at the screen in front of him, his breathing rapidly quickening.

If the villain doesn't die tonight, he will cause endless trouble.

Not only will Walter never have a peaceful day, but he himself might not even be able to protect himself.

After all, Rean's combat power had exceeded everyone's expectations; he was simply a monster!

"Connect to Storm's communication channel, now, immediately!"

Edgar abandoned his usual refined demeanor, his gaze sharp and piercing. He slammed his hand on the table, turned around, and began shouting orders at the technicians.

"Okay... sir! The connection is established!"

Edgar's face darkened as he snatched the small microphone from the man's hand. His voice was low and menacing. "This is Edgar! Clara, I don't care what methods you use now, take Homelander to Broadway immediately to provide bomb cover. He's about to collapse; we can't let him die there!"

"Robbie? Fuck, how is this possible? Even he's no match for that yellow-skinned monkey?!"

Storm and Bomb Vision have a decades-long friendship and know his strength better than anyone else. It can be said that before Homelander appeared, apart from Soldier Boy, no superhuman was his match.

She had once considered him as a backup option, but later realized that Robbie's personality was not suitable for carrying out her grand plan, so she gave up on the idea.

The woman on the other end of the communicator, holding the device hanging in her ear, listened to Edgar's hurried, even obviously anxious tone, her pupils dilating rapidly.

Ed turned his gaze to the surveillance footage, where a man stood like a demon, holding a bomb and looking at the man with the eyes of a dead dog. His heart skipped a beat, and he quickly urged, "Tell Homelander! If he cooperates with our operation tonight, we can work together to wipe out the villain in Manhattan."

Then the board of directors can overlook everything he did before, including leaking Compound V and spreading it outside the company, as well as his suspected collusion with villains to betray the company!

By eliminating the villains, he not only reunited with his son, but also remained a core member of the Seven, continuing to enjoy the fame, fortune, and status he desired!

After thinking for a moment, fearing that his offer wasn't tempting enough, he gritted his teeth and said, "Doesn't he want to interfere with the board of directors? I'll give him that opportunity!"

Regardless of how things are handled afterward, the most important thing now is to preserve the bomb's line of sight, otherwise, we'll be in big trouble!