Yeah, instead of a Group of 6 incredible powerful being it's ... 6 Elite Mobs that fight alone. They pretty much blew their main advantage. For the Strategy guy this is probably headache inducing
It's funny to see the "bad guys" having a more civilized war council than the "good guys", and I hope Dwight can use that to their advantage.
"He is the strongest man in the world today."
I hope it's not because the enemy is a robot so it doesn't count.
Henry, you look so cool this chapter. Don't die on us. That upwards smile reminds me of Burnice.
I think it's what they want you to think right now, but I think the actually more likely result is gonna be that rather than "he's a robot, not a man" meaning Steel defeats Henry, it's gonna be that Henry's gonna kill him anyway because "he's a robot, not a man" means destroying Steel isn't "kill"ing anybody, and he's not actually going back on his word with Dwight by doing so.