"Don't get agitated, the two of us won't be of any use here right now."

Homelander looked at Maeve and raised his hands.

"Also, there weren't 123 passengers; four of them were robbers."

His speech quickened, a stark contrast to his initial nonchalant manner.

"That's over a hundred lives!"

Although she had long been assimilated by the cesspool that was Vought International, Maeve still possessed a sliver of compassion that normal people have.

More than a hundred lives lost, and fans who were just cheering for themselves and their countrymen.

Are they all going to die?

"Shut up! Maeve, listen to me, I have a way that might save the people here."

Homelander, seeing Maeve's agitated state, simply pinned her against the wall of the cockpit.

"way?"

Maeve looked at Homelander in front of her, making no attempt to hide her suspicion.

"Of course, I am a citizen of my homeland, but I need to go to a place with a signal."

Homelander opened his arms and gave Maeve a smile.

"Where is there a signal?"

Maeve couldn't think of any other way Homelander could do. To be honest, it was less about Homelander going to find a signal to rescue people.

She felt that Homelander wanted to contact Waters' experienced public relations department to prepare a speech in advance for the plane crash.

The airflow outside the plane became even more turbulent.

The entire fuselage was shaking.

Under the uneasy gaze of the passengers in the cabin, the cockpit door opened.

Homelander and Maeve came out.

"Hey Maeve, what happened in there? What's wrong with the plane?"

One of the mothers asked Maeve anxiously.

"Everything is fine, there are no problems."

Homelander answered the mother with a smile, getting ahead of Maeve.

"Really? Homelander, why is the plane so bumpy right now?"

As they continued walking towards the cabin door, more and more passengers sensed something was wrong and tried to ask the man from the motherland for help.

"Ah, it's just a sudden airflow, there's nothing wrong with it."

"Guys, you've all done a great job, don't worry."

The father arrived at the hatch.

Maeve stood opposite him, with the robber she had previously strangled to death lying at her feet.

boom----

The hatch was opened.

Maeve looked at Homelander in front of her, took a deep breath, and said:

"Do you really have a way?"

"I don't know, I can only try, and if it doesn't work..."

Homelander glanced at the passengers whose faces had changed drastically and who were trying to rush forward, and then spoke to Maeve.

"I'll stay here."

Maeve looked at Homelander in front of her, then turned to look at the little girl who had given her candy earlier, as if she had made a decision.

"Staying here? Even with your physical strength, staying here is practically the same as committing suicide!"

Homelander looked at Maeve in bewilderment. The plane was now close to the bottom of the stratosphere, and the temperature outside the cabin had dropped to below minus ten degrees Celsius.

"Stop talking! If you have a way, just do it right now!"

Maeve, unusually, swore at Homelander.

"These are all human lives!"

After saying that, Maeve felt a little relaxed all over.

Homelander stared at Maeve with his blue eyes, then turned and left.

"Well, Maeve, I'll remember you."

As soon as he finished speaking, the cabin door closed.

Homelander flew at its maximum speed, nearly Mach 10, toward the nearest continent.

The cabin windows no longer revealed blue skies and white clouds; instead, they offered only a gloomy view.

The intermittently flashing lights repeatedly stirred the passengers' anxieties.

"Meve, Homelander will save us, right?"

The little girl innocently asked Maeve, who was standing next to her.

Thanks to Maeve guarding the cabin door and closing it, the passengers who wanted to rush out were unable to enjoy their premature deaths.

They huddled anxiously in their seats, watching with expectant eyes the figure guarding the cabin door.

Queen Maeve.

The Homelanders have left, and they don't know why.

But Queen Maeve stayed there with them.

However, the other party simply stood at the cabin door and did nothing, yet the plane's shaking became increasingly intense.

"Oh, baby, you will."

Maeve said things she herself didn't believe, squatted down, and stroked the little girl's soft hair.

At the very least, Homelander might pull himself out of the plane when it's about to crash.

Because he was a member of the Seven Superheroes, and was the teammate that Madeline assigned to Homelander this time.

Walter might be able to accept the loss of his own life, but Homelander might not.

That arrogant guy is like a giant baby...

"This is a fucked-up world."

She stood up, staring blankly at the dark world outside the cabin window, trying to find some comfort in her foul language.

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The figure of the motherlandman passed through the dark clouds, with the cape in the colors of the national flag fluttering in the air behind him.

How outrageous is a speed of Mach 10?

Ten times the speed of sound, 3.4 kilometers per second.

In addition, he only needs to reach a place with a signal, and does not necessarily need to land on the mainland.

On the ocean surface, the trajectory of the Homelander generated a violent roar, and the energy from the sonic boom swept across the sea.

Huge waves surged up, like a natural disaster.

One second, two seconds... sixty seconds have passed.

Homelander stopped in his tracks, pulled a custom-made phone from his suit, and opened Facebook.

Homelander hesitated for a long time as he looked at the account called "Coffee Jelly Addiction".

Should we tell Qi Mu about this?

If you don't tell Qi Mu, and let the plane crash, you can go and rescue Maeve yourself.

At that time, Vought International will only need to do some public relations and explain that it missed the plane crash, and it will be able to easily get through this crisis.

The cost was the lives of more than a hundred ordinary people on the plane.

It's so easy, isn't it?

They were just a group of ordinary people, a group of ordinary people who couldn't even connect to the internet.

They have no capacity to accuse themselves.

As for Maeve, as her teammate, it's impossible for her to expose her.

Everything was so beautiful.

If Qi Mu were told, he, who has internet access, would know the truth about this matter.

More importantly, even if Homelander were to rush to pick up Qi Mu at Mach 10, he still wouldn't be able to bring Qi Mu over before the plane crashes.

Without Saiki's telekinesis, the plane would have crashed.

The man's hand hovered over his phone. On the horizon, the man in the national flag-colored battle robe hesitated.

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