Black Robe: Private Angel gave me an American-style large seat at the start.

Maeve asked in a resentful tone, "Were you very busy yesterday?"

Shen Hai, who was waiting to see Su Yan get his comeuppance, widened his eyes upon hearing this.

"What?! This tone actually came out of Maeve's mouth? Is this the same Maeve who was just about to tear my head off?"

Su Yan looked at Maeve's profile, his expression showing no embarrassment, and smiled, "Are you alright? I just happened to find a clue, I couldn't just stand by and do nothing, could I?"

Upon hearing this, the man from the motherland immediately became interested and wanted to ask Su Yan what useful clues he had discovered.

"Hey Su, my goodness? What happened to you yesterday...?"

Before he could finish speaking, Su Yan interrupted without turning his head: "Shut your mouth, John. Children shouldn't interrupt when adults are talking."

The man's expression froze.

Normally, if anyone dared to speak to him like that, he would have already shot them with a laser eye.

But he didn't dare to do that to Su Yan.

On one hand, there is the suppression from Stan Edgar.

On the other hand, someone from the motherland looked up the meaning of the two characters "大爷" (dàyé) online yesterday.

He knew that this was what his uncle meant.

In other words, Su Yan, who always referred to himself as "Grandpa," was saying that he was his uncle?

While Homelander sought comfort from Madeline, he wasn't entirely absorbed in her presence; he drank his milk while lost in thought.

It's important to understand that at this point, the people of the motherland hadn't completely gone mad yet; their intelligence still held sway.

In just a short time, he figured out that Su Yan's relationship with him might be unusual.

The elder care he has been searching for is very likely found in Su Yan.

Moreover, judging from Su Yan's reprimand just now, it sounded more like an elder scolding a younger person for being disobedient.

So even if the people of the motherland are very unhappy, they can only wait idly by.

Deep Sea and Locomotive were filled with disbelief when they saw that Homelander had been humiliated but hadn't reacted.

In their minds, anyone who dares to disobey the people of their motherland will never have a good ending.

How could Su Yan remain unscathed after reprimanding the people of his motherland?

But after being suppressed by Su Yan yesterday, no matter how confused they were, they didn't dare to stand up for their countrymen.

Maeve noticed that everyone's eyes were on her and Su Yan, and a hint of discomfort flashed across her face.

She wanted to talk things out with Su Yan about yesterday, but she didn't want to do it in front of so many people.

So she turned to Su Yan, gritted her teeth and whispered, "Let's have a meeting first, I'll settle accounts with you later."

Su Yan chuckled. He knew that emotions were the most vulnerable to the erosion of time.

The longer it drags on, the easier it will be to deal with Maeve later.

Of course, this only applies to a limited number of scenarios.

For example, if Maeve isn't interested in him, then no matter how much effort he puts in, it's all in vain.

Su Yan nodded and looked at the waiting Patriot. "You just called me 'Grandpa'? It seems you know what those two words mean."

Homelander gestured with his hands and said, "Yes, but I don't know why you're so young."

Su Yan said, "Well... you're still young. You'll know when you grow up. Just know that I am indeed your long-lost uncle."

Homelander hesitated for a moment, then asked, "Do you know...?"

"John," Su Yan interrupted him, smiling slightly, "Some things should be said in the right context."

"Right now, it's only appropriate to talk about the group that killed the Invisible Man."

Upon hearing this, Homelander thought to himself, "He does know something, but is he implying something to me? Is he saying that Walter shouldn't be discussing my father's whereabouts?"

Homelander nodded, sat down in the main seat, and said, "My dear sir, tell me about the clues you discovered yesterday."

Su Yan: "Uh..."

Su Yan thought to himself, "I just made up an excuse to appease Maeve, why is she taking it so seriously?"

But things had already progressed to this point, and Su Yan knew that if he couldn't provide a reasonable clue, Maeve would easily become suspicious.

After thinking for a moment, he decided to reveal the members of the Black Robe Squad to attract Homelander's attention and prevent the guy from bothering him later.

"Yesterday, while I was driving around using my telekinesis, I suddenly discovered bloodstains that had been cleaned up in a certain place."

"Then I checked, and only three people had entered or left that room recently."

"William Butcher, French, and another one named Hughie..."

Su Yan paused, looked at the locomotive, raised his chin, and said, "He should know him."

The locomotive was listening intently when it suddenly heard something about itself, and it froze for a moment.

"What? I know him?"

Noticing the skeptical look in Homelander's eyes, Locomotive hurriedly said, "Mr. Su Yan, don't talk nonsense. I've never heard of any of these people you're talking about."

Su Yan clicked her tongue. "You really do have a bad memory. If I remember correctly, you just hit and killed someone's girlfriend on the street a few days ago?"

"Walter's public relations statement is that you're fighting crime? And that she accidentally ran over him?"

"You just killed someone and you don't even remember?"

"Hughie wanted an explanation from you, and you just planned to give him $45,000 to settle it? Don't you remember any of that?"

Su Yan looked at the locomotive with disdain.

Although later on, Locomotive, for various reasons, ultimately saved Hughie, the super fan, and completed his own redemption.

But this is the early stage!

Su Yan didn't even bother to thoroughly analyze the character of the train driver in the early stages.

Hearing these words and seeing the indifferent expressions of those around her, Maeve sighed inwardly.

"Just as I thought. Among the group of seven, only Sue and I are the same kind of people, but neither of us can be our true selves."

Maeve knew that killing someone casually was nothing in the eyes of her teammates.

It'll just be a joke at most, and we'll forget about it in a few days.

Homelander looked at the locomotive and frowned. "So you've seen that guy named Hughie?"

Locomotive originally wanted to say something to defend Su Yan, but when he heard the question from Homelander, he could only think about it first.

"Um... sir, there does seem to be such a person, but I don't think he's the murderer of the Invisible Man, is he?"

"I remember him as quite cowardly, does he really have this kind of guts?"

Homelander said, "Hmph, are you questioning my uncle? I don't think he would have any reason to lie to frame you."

The locomotive was speechless. He realized that after what happened yesterday, the Homelander seemed to have suddenly become very trusting of Su Yan.

Homelander looked around the room and said, "Alright guys, now that we know their names, it's time to have a chat with them."