Super Detective in the Fictional World

Middle-aged white John Garrett, young white Grant Ward.

Department: FBI Division XVII.

He shrugged.

He wasn't in direct contact with the two guys, and the other guy's behavior, though a little suspicious, wasn't too much.

These two are actually S.H.I.E.L.D., and S.H.I.E.L.D. has always been a little mysterious.

Think about it. Luke took out his phone and called Wells.

After a few words, he hung up.

Selena didn't lift her head either: "Confiscated? ”

Luke: “They have a strict confidentiality regime, and Wells says they can't disclose information about it, but...”

Selena laughed: "Well, he did, didn't he? ”

She also listened very clearly to what Wales had just said and did not disclose any specific information about those two men.

And Luke laughed, “Well, what did he say? ”

“These two should be his colleagues, or he should ask you where they are.” Selena: “As I know, someone with Elsa's ID showed up at a sensitive crime scene, and as long as the ID and the person were wrong, I would definitely do something. Captain Wells did it on purpose, didn't he? ”

Luke shrugged: “We didn't reveal any specific information. We guessed it ourselves. It's convenient for everyone. ”

Selena sighed: "Why do you talk like this all the time? I've learned so much from you. ”

Luke: “Beyond the rules, it's not just about love, Wales. It's about giving me a little love, and I'll pay it back later. ”

Selena held her forehead in her arms: "You sound like an old man. ”

Luke Guan 'er, I don't think so. The old mentality is fine. The young body is fine.

While they were talking, he was looking at the names of the two people in the system panel and laughing in his heart.

John Garrett, right? Grant Ward, right? Agent S.H.I.E.L.D., right?

These two names, not in the neutral panel at the moment, appear in the hostile panel, one star at a time.

That's why he called Wells right away.

If they were S.H.I.E.L.D. people, why would they be on a systematic hostile list after their first meeting?

Just because Luke asked the police to check their papers, they could not have become hostile.

In fact, Luke's observation of the hostile list is not as easy to pass as systematic hostile judgement.

Generally unsightly and disgusting, it will only be judged neutral by the system.

Like a lot of people on a one-star hostile list, either Batman beat the shit out of them for life, or Luke killed some of their relatives.

These people are really hostile to Luke.

John Garrett and Grant Ward, who had no previous connections with Luke.

This suddenly becomes a star of hostility, the reason for which is worth playing with.

The two S.H.I.E.L.D. agents were silently inscribed on the blacklist, and he patrolled around the concert in his car.

He has a more sensitive sense of smell and is easier to spot than any other officer.

Audiences entering are less likely to have problems, LA has had a tight wind lately, and all audiences must pass security clearances to enter and not carry any suspicious items.

When Luke was just near the stage, he also checked the safety of the stage without any explosive odors.

Where the hell is the accomplice the three bandits are talking about? He couldn't help but think of those two S.H.I.E.L.D. agents.

Large police units, including bomb squads, have arrived and are checking the perimeter of the venue.

Luke sighed at the singing that just started: "Claire, I did my best this time, I didn't put you on stage for the first time. ”

On stage, more than twenty singers stood in three rows in high school and low school and began singing the theme song of this charitable performance, "wearetheworld," in which Claire was among them.

The whole meeting room was quiet for a moment, and the chorus began, and the mountains fell like ocean singing over the wasteland: “Wearetheworld, wearethechildren...”

Not for the show, Luke didn't have to drive the van a few kilometers away from the show venue.

After all, it was a good deed, and Claire was among them, and Sheila was the initiator of the show.

He could not sit idly by and let their efforts be halfway scrapped in the first act of the show.

He was also summoned to a nearby command vehicle after patrolling the area for half an hour.

Waiting for him there were two Department of Homeland Security investigators.

Unlike those earlier small-time noises, the explosives found in the van were quite professional and very numerous.

Even an explosion in the parking lot could cause panic and result in massive casualties.

In the event of a treadmill accident, the audience died dozens and hundreds of injuries, no less than direct injuries.

The Department of Homeland Security, which had mobilized a lot of manpower in Los Angeles as a result of previous accidents, arrived naturally and quickly.

Luke could have been lazy with the police before, avoiding a lot of interrogation, but not this time.

He also needs to draw on the Department of Homeland Security to track down the perpetrators of the attack.

This guy with no bottom line, he finds one, he kills one, he never lets go.

After more than an hour of repetition with the two investigators, Luke turned things over and over more than a dozen times before they let him go.

Luke simply attributed the initial discovery of the three men to surveillance in his car.

The two investigators also went to see his car and came back feeling a little depressed.

Their cars have also undergone the most common bulletproof, powered, suspended modifications, nothing high-tech, nothing like Luke's accessories.

As to why Luke was so rich and why he could change his car like this, they just looked at his apparent assets and silenced.

Mobile companies' equity is hidden by layers and they don't have this data for the moment, but direct transfers between Stark and Willand are astronomical numbers for ordinary people, and buying a private business machine is fine.

Moreover, after transferring Luke's CV, the two investigators were able to access the general confidential documents in the LAPD, in addition to those cases with a high level of confidentiality that they could not access.

It can only be said that Luke is not the first time he has been matched by such blank strikers.

From the flight plane to the company building, he killed more empty cloth than two Homeland Security agents investigated, which also fits Luke's “hunch.”

It is perfectly normal to kill so many blank fabrics and be sensitive to this existence.

Luke also mentioned, of course, that the three knocked out bandits had said that they also had accomplices to assist in the attack, making it imperative that they intensify their pursuit.