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Loki smiled, confirming that this Homelander clone was completely dead, before disappearing again and heading to the next Homelander clone that landed, continuing to poke and poke.

Natasha looked up at Steve behind her with a puzzled expression and asked, "Who is this guy?"

Having never met Loki before, Steve could only shake his head and say, "I don't know, but he doesn't seem to be an enemy."

"That guy's last smile was so weird. Is there something wrong with his head?"

Natasha retorted mercilessly.

But Steve didn't think so. That strange man had easily broken through the Homelander clone's defenses with his dagger; he was no small fry.

Instead, it was someone even more powerful than himself.

If Depp saw Steve looking so dejected, he would definitely go up to him and comfort him, saying, "Don't worry about Steve, you're evenly matched with everyone, which means you're no worse than anyone else."

Shortly after Loki disappeared, many Homelanders once again flocked to this area that Thor had previously cleared.

Steve, shield in hand, was ready to shake off the previous gloom and fight these flying creatures once again.

After all, he is Captain America. How could he lose confidence in himself because of this setback?

Before he could choose a target, a female monk in a yellow robe appeared in mid-air, like a ghost, randomly behind these Homelander clones.

It was the Ancient One who had just arrived here.

Immediately afterwards, Steve saw a similar scene to the one he had just witnessed.

The Ancient One didn't appear behind one of the Homelander clones, and the clone fell straight to the ground the next second.

Because the Ancient One used teleportation magic, she was even faster at killing enemies than Thor.

"Who the hell is this?"

Steve said helplessly.

Unfortunately, he had never met the Ancient One, so this time he didn't even recognize who it was.

However, Steve soon discovered that the yellow-robed nun in the sky was not followed by any henchmen to finish her off.

Steve immediately found his role: to stay behind the Ancient One and help her finish off the enemy.

The Ancient One quickly disappeared into the horizon, killing her way through the battlefield. Steve immediately used his memory to search for the Homelander clones that had crashed to the ground.

But after searching for seven or eight in a row, he became somewhat numb.

Because these Homelander clones that landed were different from those that Thor attacked before. These Homelander clones were not knocked unconscious, but were all killed with a single blow!

What kind of attack power is that?!

Steve couldn't understand it. It was one thing for Thor to be a god, but that yellow-robed monk seemed to be a human, right?

Why is Beatrice even more perverted?!

This time, Steve decided not to wait for the Homelander clones to gather.

He planned to take the initiative and head to the area with the highest concentration of Homelander clones.

Now, for Steve, the nature of this battle has changed.

He needs to perform well in the upcoming battles to regain his confidence and prove himself.

Soon, guided by Natasha who was still on the rooftop, he found the area with the highest concentration of Homelander clones.

Steve grabbed a motorcycle lying on the street and sped off to the location Natasha had designated for him using a drone.

As traversing the streets and narrow alleys, Steve was astonished to discover that although the city had been greatly damaged and many people had died tragically in the streets.

But the people here didn't seem as panicked as expected. On the contrary, most of them had a gleam of revenge and resistance in their eyes.

"Gotham...what a strange city, and what an admirable group of residents."

Soon, Steve, who was riding his motorcycle at 300 kilometers per hour, arrived at the city center.

Here, the sky is filled with a high density of Homeland clones.

Steve parked his motorcycle on the side of the road and immediately spotted the guy standing not far away.

"Hey Depp, you're here too!"

Depp turned around, smiled and greeted Steve, and then soared into the sky.

Depp saw heat rays condensing in his eyes, and he also poured himself a whole bottle of concentrated life essence.

Because, in the system's task completion section, the degree of destruction of the city has reached an astonishing 23%.

Depp even suspects that many of the facilities here were not actually destroyed by Homelander clones, but by Tony, Thor, and the Hulk.

Thor and the Hulk don't care about the amount of destruction they cause in battle; they only care about whether they can kill their enemies.

Therefore, they often use attacks that exceed the limits of what is considered offensive power to strike the target and everything around him.

As for Tony...

This guy never cared about damaging buildings or city facilities during the fight, because he had plenty of money to pay for it!

But Depp couldn't stand by and watch Gotham City be 50% destroyed. He was certain the reward for this mission would be the most generous ever.

After all, this time he was facing ten thousand clones of the Homeland.

As the concentrated essence of life entered his stomach, Depp immediately felt the energy within his body about to overflow.

He felt that this thing should restore vitality and mental energy by a percentage, and every time he drank it, he felt a feeling of overflowing.

Pure white heat rays, accompanied by the sound of thunder, burst forth from Depp's eyes, rapidly weaving a cage nearly five hundred meters long around Homelander above him.

Several Homelander clones attempted to force their way through, but were directly cut into pieces by the energy-rich heat rays and fell to the ground.

Soon, those guys started using their heat rays simultaneously, shooting them at Depp on the ground.

But it was all too late.

A glint flashed in Depp's eyes, and the cage woven from heat rays instantly contracted, cutting the hundreds of Homelander clones inside into identical pieces of flesh in a single instant.

Chunks of flesh fell from mid-air, accompanied by a rain of blood, pelting the earth. Depp expertly reached into his inner pocket, retrieved a massive black umbrella from his system space, and raised it.

Chunks of meat splattered to the ground, and drops of blood pattered against the black umbrella before trickling down its ribs.

At this moment, Depp seemed to be enveloped in a waterfall of blood.

When the bloody rain stopped, a gentle breeze dissipated from Depp's feet, leaving his trouser cuffs and black leather shoes spotless.

Steve, standing not far away, stared blankly at the crimson blood flowing at his feet, completely stunned by the scene.

Depp folded his umbrella and walked toward Steve.

"Is there something you need, Steve?"

Steve snapped out of his reverie, shook his head, and remained silent.

Seeing this, Depp said no more, after all, eliminating these Homelander clones was the top priority now.

On the other side, a strange change also occurred high in the sky.

The black fog that had sent Homelander clones to Gotham began to disappear one by one.

Bruce, who was piloting a mech in the sky, was the first to notice this and immediately sent a message to Depp.

"The black fog in the sky is starting to dissipate. What do you think this means?"

Depp immediately replied, "I think we agree on this."

Then, both of them said at the same time, "These guys have been abandoned."

Chapter 230 Huskies Among Superheroes

In a corner of Gotham City.

If you look down from above, you'll see that the houses here are collapsing at an extremely rapid pace.

One after another, as if explosives had been planted beneath the buildings long ago, they were quickly and neatly reduced to ruins.

Suddenly, two crimson rays shot out from a house.

Then it quickly circled around, dividing all the surrounding houses in two.

But soon, the source of the two rays seemed to be blocked by something, and then a tooth-ache-inducing sound of bones cracking echoed in the room.

With that suffocating sound, the house finally gave way and collapsed into ruins.

Then, in the very center of the house ruins, huge chunks of wall were roughly lifted up and easily thrown dozens of meters away.

In the center of the ruins, a huge green figure crawled out—Bruce Banner, transformed into the Hulk.

After Hulk climbed out of the rubble, he didn't move forward, but turned around and squatted down.

Two large green hands rummaged among the bricks and tiles of the house, and soon found what they wanted and pulled it out.

The Homelander clone, looking utterly desperate, was pulled out by Hulk like a little chick.

His face was covered in blood and dirt, and his eyes had been pierced by Hulk's fingers, leaving two huge and comical bloody holes.

Two streams of bloody tears flowed down his face like waterfalls, and almost all the bones in his body had been smashed by Hulk.

Hulk looked at the dying Homelander clone with disdain on his face.

He then threw the guy several hundred meters away, dusted off his hands, shook off the blood, and said with some dissatisfaction:

"What the hell!"

Clearly, Hulk became even angrier after discovering how easily his opponent was defeated.

If Hulk gets angry, the consequences will be very serious.

After discarding the Homelander clone that had been abused like a rag, Hulk looked up at the sky, searching for his next victim.

He quickly identified his target.

It was a Homelander clone that was healthier and stronger than the previous one, and the heat rays in its eyes were redder and more stable.

At this moment, this guy had no idea that his nightmare was about to begin.

Hulk squatted down slightly, and the muscles in his legs immediately bulged with veins.

The next moment, there was a loud bang, dust billowed up, and even the ground was pressed into a large crater.

But Hulk is no longer in the same place.