Chapter title -
Absolute Unfairness
The cover shows kid Garou watching TV where his adult and God-influenced self is fighting Saitama.
The chapter starts with Saitama's and Garou's Serious Punches about to clash. This apocalyptic-for-Earth scenario is, however, avoided, as Blast manages to fully teleport Garou, as well as Saitama's Serious Punch hand.
Blast then teleports back Saitama's hand and hastily expains to him that there is a chance for Genos to be rebuilt, though doesn't mention how, (he is perhaps just bluffing to calm Saitama down). He also tells him that since God partially took control of Garou, it is his business to take care of, not Saitama's.
Saitama's terrifying facial expression becomes just a bit less serious, looking something like
this, perhaps even a bit less serious. He tells Blast not to worry about it, that Garou has hurt plenty of people by this point, all because of him (Saitama) not being there, and that is why he will deal with Garou personally. Saitama puts Genos' core next to his torn-apart body and asks Blast to be teleported to the same place where he teleported Garou.
After that it cuts to Garou, who is on some alien planet in the middle of some random star system, lamenting how pointless and annoying Blast's actions are. As he is about to teleport back to Earth, Saitama is teleported to him instead.
Garou sarcastically remarks that Blast must be incredibly heroic, sending someone else to be annihilated by the Absolute Evil he has become. Saitama states that he still wants to keep the promise he made to Tareo not to kill Garou, but adds that he is still going to
kick his ass. Saitama looks a bit serious, but definitely not bloodlusted.
Garou dismisses Saitama, who starts
digging his fingers into the ground. Garou feels something ominous is about to occur. Then it happens:
Serious Series: Serious Table Flip. It turns out that Saitama basically ripped out and flipped half a planet they were on, sending the half with Garou rocketing into space at rapid speed. Garou is confused as to what exactly happened.
Then Saitama jumps off the remaining side of the planet, flying through the thrown half with enough force to shatter it to smaller chunks, and then punches Garou, greatly surprising him, also causing him notable damage. As a result, a shook AF Garou is surrounded from all sides by rubble, imitating
this moment from the webcomic on a larger scale.
Garou is trying to cope, thinking about how he has become a being whose unfairness cannot be overcome. As Saitama rushes to him, Garou uses a defensive portal that he learned how to use from Blast. Saitama's response to this -
Serious Series: Serious Headbutt, which shatters the portal like glass. The mere shockwave from the attack sends Garou violently flying into one of the large chunks of rubble.
As Garou wonders how this can be, he is punched by Saitama, who blindsided him and got behind the rubble Garou got smashed into. Garou gets sent flying into another chunk of rubble, smashing into it head-first, legs sticking out. Garou feels like he is an
insect in a cage that is being toyed with.
He gets up and states that he is never going to falter, even in the face of such adverse unfairness. He then resorts to
Solar Awakening Breath. Suddenly, the background of the star-filled sky loses quite a few of its stars, as they get absorbed into Garou, who becomes incredibly luminous, emitting a ton of light and energy. This is followed by him using
Serious Consecutive Punches, and Saitama responds with his own
Serious Series: Serious Consecutive Punches.
It cuts to a shot of our galaxy. The impact of the clash is visible on this scale. On the opposite side of the galaxy there's an arrow pointing to the general location of our planet. Then it cuts to Blast, who is on Earth and sees this absurdly bright explosion, emphasizing just how powerful it is.
Next page shows Saitama, still with a slighly serious expression, but overall entirely unfazed by what has happened. Final page is Garou, the cosmic shell covering his body being majorly cracked, and, more importantly, there being a
hole in his head, from which the "blessing of God" is starting to leak.
PS: of course, with just how unpredictable the recent chapters have been, I would not be that surprised if none of the plot points I have written up will actually happen.
