The director understood immediately.
In order to avoid spoiling the fun tonight, he set his phone to vibrate mode.
As a result, he had exhausted too much energy and fell into a deep sleep, and it took his cell phone fifteen minutes of vibrating to wake him up.
"Baka!" He cursed angrily and slapped his opponent hard.
Bang!
A confused female voice came from the side: "Ah, Ether, Yamat..."
The director didn't bother to pay attention to where he hit. He stood up suddenly and shouted, "Calling all police officers and entering emergency status. I will report the situation to my superiors immediately and make sure the police officers hold on." After that, he hung up the phone.
The subordinates on the other side were stunned: What do you mean hold on? It's the Bat Squad fighting against the man-eating monsters, who the hell can I ask to hold on
In fact, he was absolutely right.
Not only did no police show up that night, but a certain guard unit from Japan simply stayed in the base and did not come out.
The guard commander who received the news did not issue any orders to his men.
If he really dared to issue the order, he might be dragged into the chaos in Tokyo.
It would be normal for him to be killed by the battle or shot from behind.
Besides, what’s the point of them going there? Are they just going to die
The last time Luke and the Blood God experiment fought on the streets of Tokyo, it took less than thirty minutes and more than four hundred people died in Tokyo, including more than twenty police officers.
Today, many members of the Bat Team appeared, and even an idiot would know that their opponents are not easy to deal with.
If the commander goes out, he will most likely die himself and take a group of his subordinates with him.
Even if he survives tonight, he will be blamed for the command error and become a destined scapegoat.
If you don't leave, the law may not hold everyone responsible, and at worst you may be fired.
Anyway, this job didn't make money, so he had to find a long-term part-time job in a service company to supplement his family income so that he could barely make ends meet.
Due to various factors, the Bat-Team, with 100 members of the new S.H.I.E.L.D., fought in Tokyo for half a night without any conflict with any official agency.
All I can say is that Luke's speculation was correct.
In recent years, Neon has become a vacuum zone for supernatural powers and related forces.
China certainly cannot extend its hands in at will, because the US military bases are there.
After the collapse of S.H.I.E.L.D., the Eye, and the Sentinelese, a large number of vacuum areas appeared in the United States' own territory, and it had no energy to rebuild alternative agencies in Japan.
The Hydra distribution could have taken the opportunity to expand, but Luke turned around and slaughtered them all in one go, and also killed Shredder and his secret research institute.
Now Hydra only dares to secretly use the skin of a commercial company to develop some tentacles in Japan, and dares not to set up a formal base at all.
Neon is indeed still American territory, but facing the large-scale battle of the Bat Squad, there is no organization with enough weight to intervene.
Everyone just stood there quietly watching, and at most took some videos for archiving.
Tokyo chaos? What does it have to do with them
After six o'clock the next day, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, which was monitoring the area with surveillance cameras, discovered that the Bat Squad had lost any signs of activity, and the gunfire and fighting had completely disappeared.
The Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Department sent a congratulatory message to the Prime Minister, saying that he had the situation under control.
In response to this good news, the Prime Minister simply said: "Get lost."
By noon, the Prime Minister looked at the preliminary statistics and found that there was indeed good news.
The large-scale fighting that lasted for such a long time last night did not cause much damage to Tokyo.
Compared with the scale of the battle, the casualties and property losses were not only small, but even minor.
Instead, it was the more than 2,100 corpses of the man-eating monsters that shocked and delighted the Prime Minister.
The people below were unaware of this, but he knew a lot about the man-eating monster, but he had no idea how to solve it.
Now that the Bat Squad has come and killed so many man-eating monsters on their own, he doesn't have to bear the responsibility of causing chaos, and has also eliminated the hidden danger of the man-eating monsters.
The Bat-Team didn't even ask for a penny for their services. It turns out that American superheroes are much more reliable than the US military.
Of course, it is not easy for the Prime Minister to say anything himself, after all, he has to look at his godfather's mood at all times.
He even had to exaggerate the loss of property as much as possible and cry to his godfather about the grievance of not being protected last night, otherwise his godfather would find an excuse to ask him for money again in a minute.
This is the treatment of Neon.
Unlike real godfathers, American godfathers not only do not give money, but also charge protection fees.
That night, the Governor of Tokyo (Chief Executive of Tokyo) publicly thanked the Bat Squad for their great contribution to the safety of Tokyo on TV, and announced that all members of the Bat Squad who participated in the battle last night would be awarded the status of "permanent honorary citizens" of Tokyo.
When these remarks reached the United States, they immediately aroused collective ridicule from the American people.
New Yorkers are particularly dissatisfied: Why should my superhero go to your house as an honorary citizen? And it's permanent, are you drinking vodka as sake
It cannot be said that the people of New York are mentally oversensitive. It is true that the Bat Squad has a very high status in the hearts of New Yorkers. They are the real protectors of civilians and the law and order guarantor.
Tokyo officials actually dared to do something as outrageous as "recognizing relatives through the air". It's like a biological father being suddenly called dad by a dog. Isn't that a dog too
Unfortunately, Tokyo officials don’t care about the opinions of New Yorkers, because the people have never been America’s godfathers.
Besides, they have already shamelessly clung to the Bat Squad, and it would be foolish to give up halfway.
Not only does Japan have no intention of restraining itself, but some people, both in the private sector and in the media, are trying to make the title of honorary citizen an accompli.
What? The Bat Squad didn't admit it? But they didn't object, either.
No objection means of course consent.
Amid the heated discussions among the American and Japanese people, no one knew that the governor of Tokyo saw an old man in a black suit in his office a few days later.
The big boss who sells everything appeared in front of the governor and met his request on TV - he hoped to get in touch with the Bat Squad and issue an honorary citizen certificate.
The conversation between the two lasted only twenty minutes before the boss got up and left. As he opened the door and walked out, he gradually disappeared into the air.
The governor stared at the open door, cold sweat breaking out on his forehead and vest, feeling both relieved and helpless.
He finally realized that it was not so easy to take advantage of the Bat Squad's popularity.
The boss didn't waste any time when he started talking. He directly asked them to provide various top-level components and accessories as the cost of the Bat Squad's action.
Without even the troubled governor having to speak, the boss took the initiative to explain: "Bat Squad will indeed not charge any fees for their own actions. But you said yourself that you really wanted to repay them, and they found it difficult to refuse this sincere request, so let me talk."
The governor wanted to flip the table after hearing this: Asshole, is this the only “request” you heard