(2) Second best buddy in college

Vincent smiled at Matt, his old man's spirit showing on his splendiferous, historied Aryan face of pitch-dark hair and blue eyes.

He was glad he wasn't born with blonde, golden hair for personal, raunchy japanese reasons, and he was pleased eyeing Matt, as if he were his kid. …

Matt, one of his favorite comic characters, was a daredevil who regularly faced howling, confiscating and illicit forces of catastrophe.

He also had to deal with obsessed, vengeful and dumb exes who rarely knew how the dating world worked. Thankfully, they knew how to write and read for most… Not everyone, even those who clung to a job through their milkers, could say the same.

Not just back on average Earth.

Matt wasn't like your normal superhero. In the sense that, while having a strong sense of law and justice, he had a dark side that he did not reject when necessary.

Under certain conditions, when he saw an unresolvable issue, he did not hesitate to severely hurt scoundrels. He would even "hurt" himself if necessary because he was incredibly impervious to pain, singular, and knew how to mysteriously fall uninjured somewhere after a long struggle.

Matt was a soldier, committed to his cause. And someone that "Voldemort junior Vincent" esteemed.

More so since, at first glance, Matt did not appear to be a dickhead. He wasn't so deliberately, though he could be occasionally. He was far too self-assured and motivated to achieve bliss in ways that harmed others.

Currently, though, Matt didn't seem to be on cloud nine, as he listened to the business card-giving Jennifer Walters.

Something seemed to be going on.

"Vince, where are you going?"

"Hey."

Kara questioned her childhood pal, whom she sometimes nicknamed Vince instead of the lengthier Vincent, when she noticed him strolling to the side in a direction.

Vince Le Fay, who enjoyed this nickname as much as his full name, greeted the Murdock as he took his closest step.

"Hello? Do we know each other? How can I help you?"

Surprised, Matt said through his sunglasses, eyeing Vincent. Though he was blind even before he was awakened as a "mutate" in the plot, he had his own way to "see."

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++Matt Murdock:

++Interesting Information: Exposed human. Fringe superhuman. Superhuman sensory system. Martial artist. High human durability. Aberrant courage. Weapon expert. Enhanced reactions and body balance. Superior intellect…>>

++Mutant Strength: Hibernating

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Vincent couldn't perceive men's sexual status.

He wasn't gay, so it was okay. It didn't matter.

Before Jennifer, who was staring at his lovely face with more wonder, amazement, and fervidness than Matt, could ask her query, Vincent investigated her window.

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++Jennifer Walters:

++Sexual Status: Single. Poser with little experience. Curious. Genuinely drawn to your face and body configuration at first glance.

++Interesting Information: Expert Attorney. Cousin to the famed physicist Bruce Banner…>>

++Mutant Strength: Hibernating

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Vincent's observations on individuals may alter with time. Furthermore, there was extra information in the "interesting information" section under the scrollable, drop-down list.

Because Jennifer had not yet been subjected to a mutagen, Vincent was able to perceive things that were uninteresting, such as her family connection with Bruce Banner Hulk. He also appeared to have yet to mutate, which may be related to the fact that this universe was different.

In terms of distinctions, the Seven, the group of legendary superheroes owned and maintained by Vought International and residing in the Vought Tower in the storyline of "The Boys," existed.

However, Vincent, who had previously discovered and met Superman Clark on the mighty DC side of things, had yet to hear of any homelander.

All he knew about was the renowned and "dead" Soldier Boy, who was most likely concealed and tested on in a Russian facility.

Vincent wasn't too savvy with "the Boys" after the second season of the program. He was a casual watcher thanks to his grandson, but the device he possessed, which appeared to be some sort of sexual system, assisted him with things.

His mother's relationships with Vought personnel and Von Doom throughout the years facilitated some revelations. Doctor Von Doom, this scientist, who now had links to Vought in this universe, led to the somewhat artificial birth of Vincent.

The scientist and his mother, Morgan, were far more than mere Nazis. Their acts couldn't be studied and deciphered normally. Soldier Boy, who fought for America during WWII, was in the anti-Nazi camp, although those two almost certainly had connections with him.

Vincent could investigate many things with his windows, but the information was not always comprehensive. This was especially true when the material was top-secret or vital to people.

"Who are you? Are you also a fresh student with great potential who is attending for the first time? My name is Jennifer Walters."

Jennifer fixed her fringe as she questioned Vincent with a bashful, kind grin. She also reached out a nymph-like hand to Vincent.

"Great potential? The name is Vincent, by the way." Vincent, intrigued, disregarded a bit the perplexed Matt and extended his hand to shake Jennifer's.

Kara was closing on Vincent from behind, holding some of his bags.

"…" When Jennifer stated to Vincent, with a giant smile, the silent Matt looked irritated,

"Oh, by great potential, I mean that because this is a legal school, you might be like this youngster, Matt. Have you never heard of him? I sometimes do work with his foster benefactor, and this kid is just as great as he is."

'Foster benefactor? Could that be Stick?' Vincent thought, immediately interested. He remembered Matt's father being deceased and his mother being a depressive, melancholic Catholic nun.

"OK, Jennifer, you've chattered enough… You! Come along with me. Don't hang around with this obnoxious woman. She's not really here for me." Kara was almost there when Matt growled and put his hand on Vincent's back, attempting to steer him away from Jennifer.