Those who came to help were all people of the Ursa Minor sign.
They are basically adults, and cracking down on hooligans, gang members, and criminals is a daily routine for them.
Now, they should also come to feel the atmosphere of the war firsthand.
Anyway, it's just a prototype, so Luke isn't worried about their lives being in danger.
Among them, Mindy and the little turtles have participated in several major battles, so they don’t have this need. They just want to bring newcomers here to earn points.
The little turtles were very hardworking. While the four of them were laughing and joking in the Ursa Minor team channel, they were leading other unskilled team members to place monitoring devices everywhere.
Luke stood by the Thames, silently watching the actions of these guys. His little brother Joseph was his main focus.
Yes, Joseph is here too.
Luke knew it, but he didn't stop it.
Just like Claire had no intention of truly stepping into the realm of superherodom, he didn't urge her to do so.
It's a personal choice.
Luke only needs to lay a solid foundation for them, and whatever they want to do is their own business.
With help, Shavig and Jane quickly got to work.
The necessary calculations have been completed, and now it is just a matter of field verification, so the conclusion comes out in less than a few minutes - the convergence point is here.
After doing this, they were both sent away.
Monitors and other things can be controlled remotely, and intelligence can be reported using the communication system Luke gave them. There is no need for the two weak doctors to stay at the scene.
Moreover, this time is similar to the Battle of New York, in that there is a clear center point. The Dark Elves are unlikely to bother destroying London, and the chances of accidentally injuring them are low.
If you really want to destroy it... then destroy it.
Luke had some hidden connections in England, but there was no way he could stop London.
At most, they would just release some false information to reduce the number of people coming to Greenwich today.
Road closure? Don't even think about it.
People in Europe and the United States, especially young people, don't care about any official warnings at all.
If we really spread the news of alien attacks here, this place would probably become their gathering place, and they might even march with signs saying "We want freedom".
Luke didn't want to be responsible for the suicidal behavior of such a stupid young man.
Stupid people can be scolded when they are alive, but when they die, the responsibility will naturally be someone else's - this is the kind of left-wing Madonna thinking that is popular in Europe today.
Beidou is indeed the scapegoat, but he is also taking the blame for his real self and other aliases.
He didn't want to have anything to do with the misfortunes of the British officials and the stupid young people.
After finishing the preparations, it was already past seven o'clock.
The sky was dimly lit with a gloomy pale, foreshadowing that today would be another damp, cold and rainy day.
"What a great day for killing someone," he murmured.
Thor, who was standing beside him, had a serious expression on his face, but after hearing this, he couldn't help but say, "You are completely different from Bruce."
If it were an Asgardian, this kind of temper would definitely be investigated.
Thor is just warlike, not murderous.
The most important thing is to enjoy the fight. He has never thought about whether to kill anyone or not. It's just that most of his opponents are weak and are beaten to death by him.
Luke leaned against the thick stone pillar of the Naval Academy, looking at the cloudy sky, and said unconcernedly: "You are wrong. When it comes to killing aliens, he is exactly the same as me."
Reminded of this, Thor remembered that half of the Chitauri fleet was destroyed by the Knights in the Battle of New York, and was speechless.
He couldn't help but mutter: "We in Asgard are also aliens."
Luke pouted: "If you hadn't stopped us, do you really think we would let Loki leave the earth alive?"
Thor thought of his little brother who was almost beaten into a Bakugan boy by the knight. The corners of his mouth twitched. He felt that he was indeed not suitable for chatting, so he shut up decisively.
Luke boasted a little, but he felt a little regretful in his heart: As long as Odin is still alive, who the hell dares to kill Loki
Even from Thor's description, Odin always treated his own son best and the throne must be reserved for Thor, but Loki did so many bad things and he was just locked up and fed and well fed when he returned.
As long as Loki is shameless enough and cries and shouts for "Daddy to love me again", he will be able to come out and live happily after a few years or even decades.
A godson is not as noble as a biological son, but he is still ten thousand times more noble than his own clansmen who are not from Earth.
That was the invasion of the Dark Elves. Loki was still angry because he could not defeat Odin's own son, and he did not have time to use his shameless tricks, which disrupted the normal process.
Otherwise, the second princess of Asgard has been going back and forth for thirty years, and this kind of back and forth jumping is just basic training.
Reincarnation is something that cannot be envied. The moment Loki was adopted, he stood "second to three people and above ten thousand people" among the nine kingdoms, which was enough for him to do whatever he wanted.
Luke had to admit this.
Otherwise, how could he let go of such a big boss like Loki with so many experience points
But this time, the dark elves have Asgard, their great enemy, to support them, so they can do whatever they want.
Want to destroy the nine kingdoms? Hehe, isn't this a mission to save the world
Just for this reason, Luke made up his mind that he must kill Malekith later!
Malekith with only Aether particles should be easier to kill than Thanos with the six-gem glove.
Suddenly, Dr. Jane's voice came from the communicator: "The gravitational field fluctuations are intensifying, and the convergence of the nine kingdoms is about to begin."
Luke and Thor both looked up at the Thames River in the north.
Strong winds blew, and waves appeared on the surface of the Thames. Soon, more than ten white lines surged from the river to the shore, getting bigger and bigger.
Thor: "They are coming."
Luke: "You go and attract their attention. I will let my friends and team members cooperate with you."
Thor nodded, knowing that this was to hide and strike the dark elf at a critical moment.
Although he likes to fight head-on, it doesn't mean he doesn't know these little tactics. On the contrary, many of his subordinates are very skilled in using them.
Because Thor is Asgard's most powerful monster-pulling machine.
Luke's figure retreated into the shadow behind the pillar, then became transparent and disappeared.
In just a few words, huge black cross-shaped warships on the river emerged from their invisible state and rushed to the river bank aggressively.
With a loud bang, the ground was plowed open by the sharp tail of the Cross battleship, and a small part of the museum and the Naval Academy were collapsed.
Finally, they form a semicircle, surrounding the prime meridian.
Thor leapt and landed several dozen meters away from the battleship in the middle.
Red lights lit up on the top of the battleship and then quickly descended along the hull.
More than ten seconds later, the hatch at the bottom of the battleship opened, and groups of dark elf soldiers, armed with weapons, poured out.
At the same time, saber-shaped fighter planes began to fly out from the sides of more than ten warships and spread into the air all around.
Thor looked up and around, seeing enemies everywhere did not frighten him, instead he shouted: "Malekith!"