Those silly netizens he met when he was writing books in his previous life, what broad ideas, what joyful silly people!
It was stupid enough that the author couldn't catch up with them, and they would always laugh at his low IQ, Luke thought.
Thinking of this group of silly netizens who are good at discovering and amusing themselves, he suddenly had a thought: Wait! Who said that if you have a psychopathic vest, you can't be a bad person.
Hydra in S.H.I.E.L.D. can hide very deeply, but ordinary bad guys may not be able to do so.
As long as we find some guys who are considered good people but are actually very bad, and then kill them in public, this psychopathic vest will undoubtedly be a super villain!
Aren’t there a lot of these sanctimonious hypocrites, who specialize in pretending to be good people, in my little black book
As long as he puts a little more effort into his performance, even Hydra might still be suspicious, but... no one stipulates that super villains will not be "deceived" by the character design party.
It is normal for a new user to be deceived by such a kind-hearted person.
When Luke thought of this, he couldn't help stroking his chin and laughed.
He has a lot of good people on record.
But he didn't have a clone or super disguise before, and he didn't want to attract any black technology or superpower tracking, otherwise it would be easy for people to find his real body.
He put the matter aside and never put it on the agenda.
Now he has super disguise skills, and his first-level clone is also very powerful. It is not easy for the clone to die, at most he will be half dead.
With the help of various abilities, even if you are half dead, you can recover within a day or two. What is there to hesitate about
If you use your clone to play around, the maximum you'll lose is just 100,000 points.
Those kind people in the little black book can be used as disposable props to be buried with Hydra.
Having made up his mind, he began to search for a suitable cloned real vest from his own candidate library, and soon a suitable target appeared.
This man's name is Jack Bird.
The last time Luke went to San Francisco for the investment in Pym Technologies, he accidentally ran into this guy killing someone.
Luke interrogated the guy and killed him that day.
But this was a special person, so Luke kept a record of his hair, fingerprints and blood.
Maybe one day, something could be framed on this guy. Luke has a lot of similar records, and it doesn't take up much space in the storage space to store these records.
As for Jack himself, he has completely disappeared from this world.
Although this person had a difficult life and died silently, he is still a very special existence.
A super serial killer who started committing crimes at the age of fifteen, died at the hands of Luke at the age of thirty-five, attacked and killed thirty-seven people in his lifetime, but was never found by the police. This identity is indeed very special.
What’s special is that this guy always leaves witnesses every time he kills someone.
This lucky witness is usually a relative or friend of the victim. Jack will trap them and force them to watch him commit the crime.
There is no doubt that Jack is a cold-blooded monster who lacks empathy and can only get pleasure from torturing and killing his own kind.
In order to reduce the impact, the FBI tried its best to block the relevant cases, so this guy is not very famous.
Jack was lucky before, because Luke, who was unable to split himself, didn't have time to play hide-and-seek with a murderer.
There are too many serial killers in the United States. They have killed at least three to five people, and at most more than ten or twenty people.
Although Jack's performance is outstanding, just like Jason, the young man who killed a hundred people, the actual number of people he harmed is far lower than that of the traffickers' gang.
While Luke was waiting for Dr. Pym, he cleared out criminals in the San Francisco area.
While wandering around the city at night, he overheard the two victims' faint cries for help with their mouths gagged, and he immediately rushed over.
Seeing the situation in the house, coupled with Jack's unique "makeup", I instantly knew who this guy was.
Three paralyzing bullets were fired, and Jack and the two victims fell into coma instantly.
The victim who was tortured at the beginning only suffered minor injuries, and the victim's wife who was tied up next to him was not even injured.
Luke called the police, asked them to send someone quickly, and left quickly.
After casually interrogating Jack and figuring out the details of this murderer, Luke sent him on his way.
If this were a crime film or TV series, Jack would definitely be the leading villain and could definitely act opposite the protagonist for an hour or two.
But Luke was a realistic player and had no interest in studying this super killer, nor did he give him any chance to perform.
It took less than two hours from the time it was discovered to the time it was sent on its way.
Decryption? Suspense? Thriller? Horror? None of them exist.
The dead ones are the best experience points.
After all, Jack is too mentally abnormal, and neither psychology nor hypnosis will work on him.
To communicate with its mind is like an ordinary person touching a bloody corpse with his hand.
The deeper the contact, the more disgusting it becomes. It is a complete form of spiritual pollution.
Now, it's finally time for Mr. Jack to make use of waste and bring positive energy.
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When creating a new vest, especially a long-term vest that is not disposable, the personality must be stable, and the temperament must be controlled tightly.
Ever since the old man's vest ascended to godhood, Luke has had a lot less fun lately.
Therefore, the renovated Jack must have a complete and proven personality.
Name? Of course I have to change it.
Jack-Bode sounds unlucky. The abbreviation is just J (Jack) plus B (Bode)!
So the name had to be made longer so that it wouldn't be as easy to have the same name as someone else, and it would also be more in line with Jack's penchant for disguise.
The makeup? That needs to be changed too. What's the point of just putting on an ordinary clown mask
This doesn't fit with Jack's crazy and desperate setting!
Therefore, we need to change it to showing real people’s faces.
Now that you've shown your face, there's no need to dress in a low-key manner.
The one wearing a T-shirt and jeans and acting in a bloody movie is The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
The guy wearing a work coat and a hockey mask is Jason, the boy who has killed hundreds of people.
Jack must distinguish himself from those low-end players who do rough work, so... it is appropriate for him to DIY a set of formal clothes.
The style doesn’t have to be too tacky, and the color can be a bit restrained, but it must be mysterious.
Finally, it is time to choose the action target for the new vest.
Jack has no family or friends now.
His parents are a typical pair of bad people. The man takes drugs and drinks alcohol every day, and the woman also takes drugs, drinks alcohol, and works in a special industry.
They would beat young Jack in men's singles, women's singles, or mixed doubles for no reason.
It was these cruel parents who twisted Jack into a monster without any humanity who could only get pleasure from torture and killing.
Moreover, the two of them had fled away more than 20 years ago and may have died in an unknown corner.
Jack's biggest wish was to find these two guys, beat up the man and woman in front of the woman, and then watch the woman die.
Every time he killed someone, it was a simulation of the scene in his dream.
The man was the woman's husband, and Jack was the woman's son. One suffered while the other watched.
This is the origin of the pattern where whenever Mr. Jack kills someone, one person always dies and one lives.
The problem of indiscriminate killing that had been a bit puzzling for Luke was also partially solved.
However, will the system father allow innocent people to be tied up and made to watch a real-life horror movie? So we still have to choose members of SHIELD with strong resistance.
The second-level clone just started his happy overtime journey, muttering to himself, his hands moving non-stop.