Chapter 1379: Ryan is your son, and I am your daddy! (Second update, seeking subscriptions!)

"Impossible... this is impossible... if I really had a son, how could I not know about such an important matter?"

"Su Quan, don't you try to lie to me!"

"Call me Daddy." Su Quan scolded him with dissatisfaction, then snorted coldly: "Do you still remember a woman named Becca?"

"Becca..." Homelander subconsciously frowned, hesitated for a few seconds, and shook his head: "I don't remember."

Billy: Are you kidding me?

Su Quan was also a bit annoyed; Homelander, this scumbag, was indeed trashy enough.

"Becca... oh, I remember now. I did have a one-time thing with her, and then she never appeared again."

Homelander suddenly remembered, and then asked somewhat nervously and anxiously: "Are you saying that that time, she, she had my child, and even gave birth to him?"

"Mm."

"Re, really?"

"Where is she?"

"Where is my son?"

Homelander stood up excitedly, unable to stop himself from firing a barrage of life-or-death questions at Su Quan.

"Ask, ask, ask, ask, ask!"

"I'm your daddy, and all you do is ask!"

Su Quan cursed him irritably, then sighed with a strange expression: "Damn it, I really am your daddy!"

"Fine, I can only tell you that my grandson's name is Ryan; you can go investigate the rest yourself."

"Ryan..."

"I'm going to check right now!"

Homelander showed no objection to Su Quan's self-proclamation, nor did he find it grating as he had before.

Perhaps his mind was entirely on his son, or perhaps he had accepted it in a state of half-belief and non-committal.

Su Quan was actually just bullshitting on a whim to see what would happen; even if it didn't succeed, there was no loss, just treating it as a bit of lip service, guest-starring as an ancestor.

As it turned out... Homelander seemed to have really been bamboozled by him.

How should I put it? Under normal circumstances, Homelander could never believe such a ridiculous thing.

But he had first been mentally broken by Su Quan, and then misled by Su Quan's half-truth, half-false rhetoric.

Why say it was half-truth, half-false?

Because 1984, Soldier Boy, and gene cultivation were all true; Soldier Boy was indeed Homelander's father, and Homelander was indeed cultivated using Soldier Boy's genes.

Su Quan hadn't even changed anything; he just added himself into the mix and then blurred the primary and secondary roles with his words.

The truest lies are often nine parts true and one part false.

With nine parts truth and one part falsehood, and blurring the primary and secondary roles, it was understandable that Homelander would be bamboozled.

Of course, if it were just this, Homelander wouldn't have believed it so easily.

The problem was that there were two other important points.

One active point, one passive point.

The active point was that Su Quan defined heat vision as a family ability; after all, currently, only Su Quan and Homelander possessed this ability, which carried its own inherent connection.

If Homelander confirmed that Ryan was his son, and Ryan also indeed had heat vision, then under the inertia of preconception, a derivation formula would be formed.

Unique heat vision equals family ability; possessing heat vision equals being family.

If Ryan, who possessed heat vision, was Homelander's son, then Su Quan, who also possessed heat vision, was Homelander's father.

Is there a problem?

No problem!

The logic was very clear.

What was the passive point?

Su Quan's strength!

Su Quan was too strong, strong enough to make Homelander despair, strong enough to kill Homelander with ease.

Therefore, in Homelander's cognition, Su Quan, who could easily kill him, had no need to use such ridiculous lies to deceive him!

His previous denial was only because the matter itself was too absurd, too ridiculous.

So when Su Quan provided reasons that could prove it, he would only doubt the authenticity of the reasons, and would not think that Su Quan was deliberately lying for the sake of a perverse sense of humor or to take advantage of him.

All the above reasons combined ultimately led to Homelander being bamboozled!

Regarding the matter of bamboozling Homelander into calling him Daddy, Su Quan felt no guilt, let alone a sense of sin.

As the saying goes, compared to what Homelander did to others, what Su Quan did to him was just a drop in the bucket, a small witch meeting a big witch.

Moreover, Su Quan could also be considered to be integrating into this world, doing as the locals do! ===== CHAPTER 1381 =====