The Boys: I Raised Homelander Into a Justice Fanatic

[Character Growth • No System • Anti-Trope • Harry Potter • Primarily Set in The Boys Universe] After transmigrating into the world of The Boys, a world where superheroes roam the streets and twisted megacorporations are scummier than stray dogs, Leon finds himself starting at rock bottom as a low-level researcher in a secret Vought laboratory. Standing before him is a six-year-old boy. A boy who, in the future, will become the infamous indiscriminate mass murderer known as Homelander. In order to save his own life, Leon decides to tackle the problem at its weakest point. He becomes the boy’s father. He won’t raise him into a naive saint. Nor will he allow him to become a madman. Instead, he’ll teach him how to become a true hero. To make things easier for young John to understand, Leon adopts the most black-and-white teaching method possible:Absolute Justice. Unfortunately… It seems he may have gone a little too far. Instead of raising a hero, he somehow raised an Akainu.” Once you’re one of us, you’re one of us for life!”” I don’t owe you an explanation. You hurt Leon, so you die!”” It’s not Leon who belongs to Vought. It’s Vought that belongs to Leon.” Leon never believed he had given John anything extraordinary. All he had done was fill the void left by the fatherly love the boy had never received. Years later… Leon comes to a startling realization. The only thing separating Homelander from becoming a truly perfect hero…is Leon’s own death. [This is NOT one of those mindless, edgy power fantasies where the protagonist kills first and asks questions later. In fact, it’s surprisingly wholesome at times. Reader discretion advised.] [Power levels from each setting will be adjusted accordingly. Additional universes will be integrated into the story as the plot progresses.] — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Boys: I Raised Homelander Into a Justice Fanatic — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠