Super Detective in the Fictional World

I found this place, and Luke ran right over.

Five hundred kilometers, that's how the armor flies slowly for an hour.

Of course he can't rush in and kill someone.

Such a “bright and upright” secret base cannot be HYDRA's, at most HYDRA controls it in the name of S.H.I.E.L.D.

There's a big problem with Batman doing this.

So he just snuck in and took a spin.

As a common evidence-handling base, the defense system is not low, but not top notch.

Although it was a little awkward not to dive in physically this time, he snuck in silently, after all, he was also secretly diving into the master.

Instead of finding a surveillance line, he hid in the corner and started cracking it.

After gaining control of the surveillance circuit, he didn't go to play anything like modifying the scene, because it was just a hammer deal, and doing it once would be telling someone you were here.

He just handed over the surveillance lines to Alfred to analyze and identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses.

It has to be said that the level of surveillance here is not top notch, but the designer of the surveillance system is very level.

If everything is arranged according to this designer, there are virtually no vulnerabilities or weaknesses in this system.

Unfortunately, the vast majority of designs and actual accomplishments are always one layer apart.

Even Luke and Tony's armor, most of which is finished or semi-finished, does not fully meet their needs, and the final product can only make the right trade-off.

The design of the surveillance system at this base is naturally abandoned a lot.

It's like a condom. With a little extra needle eye, the consequences of a leak can be fatal.

The security and surveillance system here was run into a simulation program, and Luke was in this base like no one else.

The first thing that was removed was the file of evidence.

What he needed most was not the investigative and analytical reports on the evidence, but the cases of their origin.

S.H.I.E.L.D. is basically dealing with paranormal events, and how many of them are superpowers, and think about it.

Downloading this information at low speeds, he didn't forget to watch the surveillance footage.

Phil's been on a mission with this guy, so it's not necessarily a bad guy to follow bald Seatwell.

But Luke has an intelligent program, and all he needs to do is identify a suspected target and then conduct a targeted investigation.

Such access to S.H.I.E.L.D. internal controls is limited.

Phil, Seatwell and their field agents and supervisors, apparently different from the dressing of handymen, were found more than a hundred in a half-day.

None, all on the suspect list.

When we got this information, Luke left quietly.

The bald head is the operator, not the treasurer, and certainly not here.

But the guy spoke to his buddies at the base and said he was going back to D.C. S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters.

Luke thought about it and planned to go.

D.C. 's surveillance is the tightest in the United States, with cameras and agents everywhere, and he doesn't even dare to spread control there.

But bald heads are likely to go back and report the results to some people, and Luke is willing to waste a little time and take a chance.

He has a split body, and D.C. is not far from New York, which is sort of a stopover.

It was his idea, he left LA at night, headed east.

At night, D.C. is far less prosperous than New York, but it's where the big brothers gather.

Luke's actions have also become cautious.

William Stella of the Sentinel Secret Service was here last time, thanks to the fact that this guy belongs to the edge of the gray zone and his residence is not in the core area.

William's men did not enter the District of Columbia and were cleaned up directly in the suburbs.

With the help of storage space, this is calm and unattractive.

And this time, bald Seatwell came to D.C., to Theodore Roosevelt Island, where S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters was located.

It's two kilometers from the White House, and the Capitol is within five kilometers.

Luke only used a private cell phone of one of Seatwell's men to determine that the person should have returned to headquarters.

Luke would never do anything like that in the S.H.I.E.L.D. Triple Wing Building.

Being alone in someone else's nest and being beaten up is stupid.

An old pussy like Nickfried has no choice for an internal Hydra, but his agents are either cleaning up the psychic or on their way to cleaning up the psychic.

Phil may not be hostile to Batman, but others, including Nick Fury, may not.

Ultimately, S.H.I.E.L.D. 's role already includes the copycat of psychic crimes.

Although Luke is a vigilante, his actions remain illegal.

Even NYPD still thinks it's time to arrest the superhero. There aren't many people to talk about right now. Batman has saved too many people and dared not say it again.

But I thought Batman was a criminal, and he never disappeared.

Nor did Luke put his hopes in the moral standards of others, especially the Hydra S.H.I.E.L.D. division, where people who wanted Batman dead were afraid of a bunch.

He stared at several entrances to and exits from the S.H.I.E.L.D. building and suddenly found an acquaintance.

This man's figure flashed away in a window somewhere, and I'm afraid Luke would have ignored him if he hadn't had good dynamic vision and memory.

Rick Flagg! That senior joint research team's operatives.

A long time ago, he had received from himself the immortal homicidal maniac Jason Vaughers, who was later called by Luke to clean up the big octopus cruise.

At that time, Robert, who was on holiday on a cruise, obviously knew this Flag and was quite close.

Flagg's department is certainly not S.H.I.E.L.D., but similar to his competitors.

Don't say that S.H.I.E.L.D. is also an American institution, and the United States has been fighting for power among itself more often than not.

The President and Congress, the FBI and the CIA, the Ministry of Defense and the military, and even the land, sea and air, have a lot of clarity.

When it comes to money, biological brothers and sisters turn their backs, not to mention the departments that have been competing over the years for funding.

About a few minutes later, Luke saw Flagg and a bright bald head walking through a window, and that gesture seemed to be saying something.

Luke muttered in surprise: "Flagg came to Seatwell? ”

The two were connected, but he had no idea.

But it's not surprising that S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Senior Joint Research Group are in a way peers.

Well, it's no surprise, so just wait for Frag to come out and ask him.

Batman came here to talk to him.

Luke has many ways of persuading others.

Flagg left with a black SUV at the entrance to the parking lot without much delay at the Triple Wing Building.

Luke followed him decisively, watched him make a phone call in the car, said it for minutes, then drove all the way to a neighborhood on the edge of D.C., and parked in a small bungalow.