"They will meet you." Luke made an appropriate compliment.
His eyes were fixed on the instrument, and he asked curiously again, "If several mutants use their abilities, how can we be sure?"
Phil pointed to a number on the instrument: "The number here is 1, which means only one person has used his ability."
Luke couldn't help but look at Ironhide's body.
Phil laughed. "Krich's ability belongs to the category of self-enhancement. This kind of instrument has a high probability of not being able to detect it, so the two detectors usually have to be used together."
At this point, he signaled to Wells, then said to Luke, "Leave this to Team Leader Wells, we'll get out first."
Of course Luke had no objection.
If he hadn't informed Wells that he had to keep an eye on the iron body and the trash can, which was an important piece of evidence, he wouldn't have stayed here like an idiot.
The two walked side by side, and Phil's face became serious: "Luke, I want to give you some advice. You are still very young, don't be too impulsive when encountering such things. You still have family and friends, they definitely don't want to see you get into trouble, right?"
Luke looked at him in amazement.
Phil's expression was gentle, and Luke could sense that this was not a disguised warning but a genuine kind reminder.
But... this is the first time we meet, is it really okay for you to be so polite
He was puzzled in his heart, but a smile appeared naturally on his face, and he nodded: "Yes, I will pay attention."
After Phil said this, Luke was no longer worried about his own safety. Instead, he thought of Robert and Catherine.
He had to find a way to improve Robert and Catherine's security treatment.
However, I have to discuss this matter with Robert first. I hope this hot-tempered guy won’t scold me.
Robert would not scold Luke for causing trouble, but he would definitely show how powerful he is in combat and how he could beat a group of special forces.
He has fought in SAS, SWCC, DEVGRU, Ranger, CAG, and Spetsnaz (all of which are world-renowned special forces).
In response to this, Luke asked: Are we going to fight our own people
In response, Robert kicked him in anger and yelled, "Don't you want to fight among your own people?"
Luke could only let Catherine deal with this pretentious middle-aged man.
Hearing Luke's answer, Phil smiled and nodded. At this moment, the two of them had already walked to the door of the hall.
Selina saw Luke coming out and greeted him: "Luke, are you okay?"
Phil, however, reached out his hand first: "Your name is Selina, right?"
Selina was puzzled, but looking at the smile of the middle-aged man, she unconsciously stretched out her hand and shook his hand: "Who are you?"
Phil smiled and said, "I'm Wells' colleague. You can also call me Phil. Nice to meet you."
His attitude was natural but not overly enthusiastic, giving people the feeling of being approachable yet polite.
Selina suddenly had a very strange feeling in her heart. She looked at Luke and said, "Well, I'm glad to meet you too, Agent Phil."
Phil: "We will handle the follow-up troubles for you this time. You don't have to worry about your information being leaked. Now, you can go home and have a good rest and relax."
As he said this, he kept looking at Luke.
Luke held out his hand again: "Thank you very much, Phil."
After saying goodbye, Phil turned around and went back into the building.
Back outside the bathroom, Wells, who was busy, asked, "Phil, are you optimistic about Luke?"
Phil looked calm, and he also squatted down to help, saying casually, "Don't you also like this good seedling?"
Wells didn't care too much: "Okay, the person your headquarters likes, we have no chance."
Phil laughed and said, "How old is he? We have to wait at least five years, and by then we won't even know where to work."
Wells nodded: "Yes, it was discovered too early."
Phil is famously affable among his colleagues, and to ordinary people as well.
Luke is the person involved in the case and is also a prospective member they are optimistic about. It is not considered a violation at all for Phil to reveal some insignificant information about mutants to him.
After Luke and the other man got in the car, Selina turned her head and looked at him thoughtfully.
As Luke drove, he asked, "What's wrong?"
Selina frowned: "This Phil, he feels a little familiar?"
Luke: "Look here." As he said that, he tilted his head and smiled at her.
Selina suddenly realized, clenched her left fist, and pounded it into her right palm with a snap: "So that's how it is! You two look alike when you laugh."
Luke nodded and drove through the crowded streets: "This guy is a smiling tiger, don't be fooled by him."
Selina: "... Is it really okay for you to say that about yourself?"
Luke shrugged: "You can trust me. As for him, it's hard to say."
Selina continued to stare at his face and suddenly shook her head: "Not just the smile. Even the temperament and looks... Well, they don't look very similar."
Luke was dissatisfied: "Hey, is my hairline that high?"
Selina was stunned for a moment, then laughed like a barbell: "Hahahaha, don't worry, according to the thickness of your hair now, your hairline won't be that high when you reach Phil's age."
Luke snorted and said nothing more.
At this moment, his eyes flickered, and the meaning was obscure.
Luke gained a lot from this sudden attack.
System: Stop the Saleem gang's air raid, rescue the people in the building, and complete the mission of eliminating the bandits.
The total mission experience is 10,000, and the points are 10,000.
The mission contribution rate is 70%, and you will get 7000 experience points and 7000 points.
Looking at the total experience points for this mission, Luke could only sigh: Stark Group’s buildings are built solidly.
There were about 2,000 people in the building at the time, and saving each person would earn 20 experience points. Even if the explosion occurred, it would only cause casualties within 500 people.
Therefore, the experience points for this task are not 20,000, nor 40,000.
Fortunately, these experience points are just a side benefit, and there are three important benefits.
The first important gain came from Tin Crich.
System: You have killed Ironhide-McCoy and can learn all of his abilities.
Krich's abilities: Basic football, basic fighting... Primary toughening (prerequisites: Strength 80, Spirit 20, Points 20,000, temporarily unlearnable).
Looking at the prerequisite of 80 strength, Luke was not surprised, but it was still very painful: with such a high basic point number, it would take him forever to get enough!
But he soon gave up this meaningless entanglement.
Anyway, he has decided to raise his spirit to level 40 first, and will not consider increasing his strength in the short term.
This primary tempering ability is indeed very good, but in the short term, it can only serve as a reserve ability.
In the meantime, he can use bulletproof vests and special shields.