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Chapter 313 Homelander—Clark's Test Paper



Chapter 313 Homelander—Clark's Test Paper

Chapter 313 Homelander—Clark's Test Paper

After calming down, Starlight found Rune and hoped he could lend a helping hand to the shelter. Judging from the fact that Rune was unharmed but Storm died directly, Rune's strength far exceeded Storm's.

Seeing the pleading look in his eyes, Rune finally agreed.

First, Starlight's willingness to take responsibility for killing Storm was something Rune greatly appreciated, and Rune was also interested in the Terminator model that Queen Maeve had previously mentioned she had never seen.

Perhaps this new type of Terminator can answer some of Rune's questions, such as who the members who invaded the Boys universe were. Now Rune is basically certain that Skynet was definitely not involved, and the one who invaded that universe should be a technological villain. The Fallen is also an anti-hero—the other side only destroyed humanity's ability to retaliate, but the fact that they did not exterminate humanity proves that they did not have a deep hatred for humanity.

The latter can help Rune directly eliminate characters like Ultron. Whether it's the Ultron created by Stark in the movies or the Ultron created by the original Ant-Man Hank Pym in the comics, both are extremely hostile to humans. Although Ultron could very well cooperate with Skynet or even directly attack Skynet's system to obtain some of the Terminator's blueprints, Ultron would never be so gentle towards humans.

As for other tech-side villains or anti-heroes, there are too many to count. Rune can only roughly exclude some who have an extreme hatred for humanity.

However, the Terminators were clearly more composed. After Queen Maeve issued a martial law order, the entire Vault was under martial law for several days, but the other side remained completely still.

In the pocket universe created by DC and Rune himself, he is much busier.

The aliens on Ego's body fought every three days, and every five days they fought big. Ronan and the swordsman even frequently challenged each other to duels outside the planet.

Vilank, on the other hand, led the Skrulls to remain in hiding. Their failed secret invasion of Earth, forcing even Vilank to fake his death to escape, significantly weakened the Skrull Empire. As a result, they were forced to bully smaller nations to obtain resources and buy tickets to survive the apocalypse, leading to a Skrull population in the Pocket Universe that was far smaller than that of the Kree and Shi'ar Empires.

Fortunately, Ego is not interested in the struggle between the tiny insects on his body, and those who can inflict wounds on Ego are fighting outside the planet in a tacit agreement. So, the living planet has not been angered and has not attempted to devour all the creatures on its body.

At least not now.

As for the Avengers, X-Men, and other hero groups, their behavior is more complicated. Thor is now indulging in alcohol and junk food provided by the runes, and he's almost like the decadent Thor in the movies. It seems that failing to save the other heroes and the Midgardians has been a big blow to him.

The behavior of Stark and other scientists was also very abnormal. They were almost working non-stop on research projects, which was obviously abnormal, but Rune couldn't persuade them otherwise. He knew why.

Especially Tony, the Doctor Strange who always argued with him but always trusted him, is dead, and Steve, whose ideas differed from his and with whom he always clashed but still respected him, is also dead. Now even Pepper Potts has a hard time getting Stark a full night's sleep. No matter how tired he was the night before, Stark often wakes up in a fright from his dreams.

Therefore, Rune could only come to the lab periodically and cast a sleeping spell on everyone present to prevent them from dying in this still unknown pocket universe.

In the DC Universe, Rune works with Doctor Fate to recruit students and open portals everywhere.

However, the God of Magic, persuaded by the Doctor of Fate, chose to move. While Hecate was packing her belongings at Rune's house, Rune watched from the side.

"Heartless bastard!" Hecate muttered under her breath, then turned and left. Her destination was the magic academy Rune had just built. Nabu shamelessly changed the academy's name to Destiny Magic Academy and even designed the academy emblem in Hecate's likeness. He was really shameless. Fortunately, this guy was willing to ask Rune's opinion. Rune, of course, had no objection. He understood the principle that the bigger the tree, the more the wind would blow against it.

Upon hearing Hecate's words, Rune rolled his eyes. What did I do to deserve this insult?

However, Rune didn't care about the life safety of this goddess of magic. The teachers who could be invited to this world-class magic academy were definitely the best in their respective fields. In particular, Doctor Fate had somehow invited that old Shazam to become the theology teacher in the academy.

Yes, American schools, especially church schools, do teach Christian knowledge, although Shazam schools probably teach all kinds of theological knowledge.

"Goodbye and don't bother seeing me off." Rune watched the goddess of magic leave, then turned to find Clark.

Clark was eating apple pie in the classroom, sharing it with Raven. Between bites, he asked, "Do you know what Rune's been up to lately?"

Raven just shook his head. Clark was a little discouraged when he saw Raven shake his head. Rune was always mysterious and difficult to find. Now he hardly went to school. If it weren't for his excellent grades, the town's public school would have kicked Rune out long ago, since he was always asking for leave.

That's why Clark and Raven were both taken aback when Rune appeared in the living room. Raven reacted quickly; within three seconds, she stood up and threw herself into Rune's arms. Rune patted her head helplessly: "You were just eating pie, and you didn't even wash your hands before hugging me."

Raven immediately released her grip on Rune, then waved her palm in front of him: "I destroyed those little scum with magic a long time ago."

Rune nodded. As expected of the daughter of the Third Palace and a disciple of Crimson, her learning progress was indeed rapid. Then he looked at Clark: "I found you a little hero class quiz. Would you like to try it?"

Clark immediately perked up when he heard it was a test about heroes. Ignoring the apple pie Martha had prepared, he joined Raven beside Rune, asking, "What is it? What is it?"

Rune smiled and shook his head: "I'll tell you later."

"What about me? What about me?"

He tapped the raven's head with his finger and said helplessly, "I don't have any hero class quizzes for you, but you can come along later."

That's right, the quiz Rune prepared for Clark was about Homelander. Homelander was inspired by Superman, and for Clark, who is now blessed by God, defeating Homelander wouldn't be too difficult. But Rune didn't just want Clark to simply defeat his opponent.

Once Homelander reveals what he has done, Clark believes that Homelander will be utterly defeated by the real Superman. However, Rune hopes that Clark can use Homelander as a mirror to see what he looks like when he has lost self-control, lost his beliefs, and is dominated by his own desires.

As for Rune, he still has to deal with the mastermind behind the Black Robe Inspectorate's infiltration. If he doesn't deal with it, Rune will probably have a hard time obtaining mass-produced Compound V.

On the bright side, perhaps the mastermind behind it all has successfully reduced the side effects of compound five.


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