[ He can't deny that he's been curious, which accounts for why Homelander doesn't interrupt or wave Eunhyuk's explanation away. Rather, he settles his weight back on one heel, crossing his arms over his chest as he listens. It contextualizes most of what he'd said during October about Hyunsu's condition, and it's less that he thinks of more questions to ask and more that he wonders just how poorly-off things are in Eunhyuk's version of— well, at least South Korea, if not the entire world. There's a difference between the spread of superpowers and monsters, after all.
(And there's a little bit of— not pride, exactly, when he's had nothing to do with it, but at least interest in the fact that Eunhyuk's in a different class, even if he does still refer to it as a sickness.) ]
I've seen worse, [ he allows, as he offers Eunhyuk a hand — and once he's standing, if he needs it, his shoulder, too. Unsurprisingly, it doesn't seem to require much effort — he handles Eunhyuk as easily as a paper doll, rock-solid no matter how much weight the other man places on him. ]
So you wished for, what, immortality? Or is the egg thing just a perk?
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(And there's a little bit of— not pride, exactly, when he's had nothing to do with it, but at least interest in the fact that Eunhyuk's in a different class, even if he does still refer to it as a sickness.) ]
I've seen worse, [ he allows, as he offers Eunhyuk a hand — and once he's standing, if he needs it, his shoulder, too. Unsurprisingly, it doesn't seem to require much effort — he handles Eunhyuk as easily as a paper doll, rock-solid no matter how much weight the other man places on him. ]
So you wished for, what, immortality? Or is the egg thing just a perk?