Super Detective in the Fictional World

Luke was satisfied.

John has a strong case capability, but the downside is that his talents are all over the case, so there's no prospect of a promotion.

The thought flashed by, and he had walked to the door of the subway car and opened it with one hand.

Though the passengers inside were frightened with soft legs, they tried to hold their bodies up and come towards the door.

But nobody did.

Batman is standing outside, and this is the psychoanalysis needle.

The explosion that just occurred in a closed subway corridor is far more powerful than the subway station.

Without Batman, the entire rear half of the subway would have been seriously injured or killed, as would the front half.

It's Batman's fault that no one is seriously injured to death right now.

In particular, more than 20 passengers in the rear compartment were thrown in by Luke from the bombed compartment, and half saw him with his own eyes overhead in front of the door, blocking the explosion with his body.

The behavior of Batman, who turned a blind eye to saving people who had nothing to do with him, shook the hearts of those passengers.

Even if most of them weren't Batman fans, they were overwhelmed with gratitude.

But Luke didn't have time to enjoy the gratitude they had thrown at him, and when he opened the doors of the two cars, he immediately ran towards the majority of the subway that was nestled in the subway tunnel.

There are more passengers in there, they didn't know Batman was coming.

In the midst of chaos, there is a high probability of unnecessary casualties due to trample accidents on the narrow subway.

Walking near that half-cut subway, you can see a lot of people drilling out of a door hole in a distorted cabin connection, but that hole is irregular and small, and it takes a while for a man to get out.

Several others smashed the subway glass, but it was obvious that the average person could not break it quickly either.

There are also people breaking the doors of the subway, which can be pushed by the crowd coming from the front cabin, and it won't open for a while.

This is the plight of prisoners in reality.

The most beneficial way out of hardship for the entire group of passengers is not the choice of the vast majority of people, and even if someone responds correctly, they fail to do so with the interference of others who are anxious to escape.

Luke didn't say a word, just walked up to the only door on the platform and split it it up.

With his hands tied, he caught several people squeezing in the door and walked in.

The crowd was overcrowded and suddenly paused, shouting from a lot of the population: "Batman! ”

“It's Batman. ”

“Batman is here to save us. ”

Luke's blood red lens flashes, and a signature low-pitched electronic sound is emitted outside the armor: “Everyone comes to the back of the car in turn, there are passages here, go straight out to the exit, do not stop at the subway station. ”

His hands had grabbed two stunned passengers and pushed them out of the compartment, and the electronics went on: “Everyone, don't stop, keep moving. ”

None of these words were spoken by him, but were repeated by Alfred. He also deliberately lowered the speed of speech, and the ice cooling in the passengers' ears was steady, not at all urgent.

If someone else did this, the passengers would certainly not have listened, but Batman had enough reputation and enough deterrence.

Just a moment of kung fu, the cabin was a crowded escape, and it became normal to get out of the queue, and people poured water out of the subway and ran to the exit exit.

Luke stood at the door, effectively avoiding congestion caused by multiple people robbing the door.

Anyone with this intention will be directly caught by him, plugged back into the team and kept at the smoothest pace.

Secondly, many people unconsciously accelerate their footsteps before leaving the door.

It's a normal subconscious, organisms have the instinct to get out of danger as quickly as possible, and when they get nervous, someone hits their seat or their feet are unstable.

These people were still picked up by him and plugged back in.

At this moment, Luke seemed to be a skilled worker on the pipeline, ensuring precisely that people walked out the subway door smoothly.

He doesn't care if people fall or gasp outside as long as they walk out of the subway, the subway station is big enough not to block the escape route for everyone.

This side saved people with the Batman vest, and my lord rushed over.

Instead of going to the subway station, however, the lights were turned off far away and badges were collected, directly entering a building not far from the subway station.

Suspected bandit's explosives expert, Taggar, is most likely in this building.

But what's troubling is that the building has more than fifty floors, and there's a whole bunch of financial companies in it, every size, and the company's own employees and guests are constantly moving around.

It's almost impossible to search this place.

Because it's too loud, maybe the warrant hasn't come down yet, and everyone in New York knows better.

Moreover, the chances of obtaining a search warrant are almost nil.

Even the FBI and Homeland Security can only seal off the building in case of an emergency.

Luke knew Taggart was here, but he couldn't report it.

Because the surveillance line he was looking at belonged to a private company, and he went down one of the targets in the back door in advance, he couldn't expose the source.

And he's not going to catch this guy for now.

Now at the beginning of this gang of bandits, Taggar, the leader of the gang, will be in close contact with his men.

Grab him, they'll soon notice something's wrong.

These are empty cloth elements, and they have proven their hearts with ten explosives.

If the bandit is caught, then they threaten to release him directly with explosives, and the police will most likely have to agree.

This is where blanks are more troublesome than ordinary bandits, because the choices they make at certain times are clearly different from normal people.

Especially at the bottom of the brainwashed layer, the chances of losing control of the chief are high.

Luke and Selena climbed up the stairs thinking about these things.

The elevators are not daring to sit, and normal people take the elevators directly to the floor and do not wander around on each floor.

Historically, security measures around blank leaders are the most stringent, otherwise they can easily be beheaded.

This Taggar is not yet the kind of uncultivated bandit.

The details of Simon's phone call alone, as well as the intense interference in tracing it, prove that the bandits are extremely vigilant and particularly familiar with the police and FBI casework.

Luke and I can't risk exposing ourselves to surveillance inside the building, because it's likely that they're also surveillance here.

Two people walked between the stairs and the red areas scattered across the 3D model of the building on the goggles turned green.

The snail has already excluded most of the area beforehand, leaving these red areas uncertain if Taggar is in it.

Early release microdrones infiltrate these areas in turn for screening.

These tiny drones, like swallows, now have optical camouflage capabilities that fly quietly inside the building without anyone noticing.