The total number of these eleven groups of bandits exceeded two hundred, most of them were well-trained, with only a small number of small fry filling the ranks.
But to Luke's regret, the earliest Barkley Williams was the only one with super powers, and he was a useless guy.
Fortunately, the income from experience points was not discounted, thirty per person, with a total of more than six thousand experience points, proving that most of the bandits had more than one life on their hands, and were basically bad guys who had committed many evil deeds.
Luke wasn't afraid of hitting the wrong person.
When faced with such a gang, as long as anyone in the gang shows the intention to attack him, the system will assume that the host's life is threatened, and the entire gang will be regarded as the enemy of the system, and all protection will be cancelled immediately.
It can be said that Luke is the system’s own son.
The system's rules and regulations only restrict him from becoming a bad guy, but will not let him be helpless in the face of a crisis and passively fight back.
However, Luke did not collect information on these gangsters this time.
So he didn't kill anyone, but instead attacked them from heavy to light according to the brutality of their methods.
Whose bones are more fragile? Or why did the one with the pistol have five broken bones while the other one with the AK only broke four? That is the inevitable error caused by his casual behavior.
Even if there are high-level undercover agents among the gangsters, they can only blame themselves for their bad luck.
After working for more than an hour and throwing out almost a dozen bat darts, Luke finally finished his work.
The two FBI agents in the car had even accepted their fate and directly took out a storage box and placed it on the hood.
Luke followed suit and stopped throwing the bat darts into the car, but threw them directly into the glove compartment.
The reason why he approached these two FBI agents was simple: he had met them before.
Almost a year ago, during the Carlos family attack in the small town of Shackelford, these two agents followed FBI team leader Chris Jones to support the town police department.
The driver of this car was Mario Santos, who first appeared with Chris Jones.
It doesn't matter who gets the credit this time, Luke of course chose to give it to Chris Jones, with whom he has some ties.
In fact, there were also CIA and DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) lurking around, but Luke didn't know them.
The other few people I knew were members of the Wells group and the Flagg group.
Luke didn't want Batman to show any sign of knowing these two parties, so he deliberately avoided them.
As all the gangsters were handed over to the FBI, more than a dozen black SUVs and patrol cars rushed to the area and completely controlled the situation.
Luke stood on the roof, smiled softly, leaped up, his cloak hardened, and floated away in the night sky.
…
Selina woke up in the morning, looked at Luke who was humming and cooking, and then looked at the remaining ingredients in the kitchen, and asked, "Are you in a good mood today?"
Luke shrugged, "It's okay."
Selina rushed over, opened the steamer and took a look. She quickly took one out and took a bite: "Ah mumumu~ The barbecued pork buns are the most delicious."
Luke didn't stop her: "Bring it over, or the gold nuggets will rush in."
Selina said disdainfully: "It dares! I must agree." As she spoke, she quickly took out a barbecued pork bun from the steamer and threw it to the door: "Come here, help me hold the steamer."
Gold Nugget came running in, moved his mouth quickly twice, first swallowed the barbecued pork bun in his mouth, and then let Selena put the steamer on the big plate on his head.
The man and the dog carried the steamer to the dining table. Luke put the steamed buns and shrimp dumplings in the steamer, washed his hands, and went to the table to eat breakfast together.
The tablets beside the two of them still displayed old news about Batman. There had not yet been any news reports about what Luke had done last night.
However, while he can leisurely make and eat breakfast at home, many departments in Los Angeles are extremely busy.
The busiest of these is the FBI's Chris Jones team.
Chris Jones did not sleep all night and looked exhausted, but he had to face more troubles.
At the beginning of last night, when he received the first address delivered by Batman, he didn't think too much about it.
By the time all eleven bandit dens were destroyed, Team Leader Jones knew he was in big trouble this time.
Of course, it was just trouble, and he enjoyed it.
His team will surely receive requests for assistance from all sides, some of which will be about the more than 200 gangsters who were arrested last night.
But more often than not, it requires his department to cooperate with the investigation of another person.
That man is, of course, Batman.
This newly emerged superhero had attracted enough attention during the disaster relief the night before, but that had nothing to do with Team Leader Jones.
But last night Batman informed his team of all the gangsters' locations, so he had to deal with the inquiries.
He was just an FBI operations team leader, not the FBI director, and he could not withstand the pressure from all sides.
But if he can't bear it, there are people who can.
Team Leader Jones directly gathered all the representatives of the units that requested assistance in the investigation, and took out the eleven bat darts and the notes on them in front of them.
"Everyone, yesterday a group of detectives who were on duty at the intersection received these eleven bat darts. There were eleven notes attached to them, telling us the address of the criminal." Team Leader Jones picked up an evidence bag and showed everyone one of the bat darts and the notes. "So, we didn't see Batman. We just went to arrest him according to the address on the note."
Seeing that several people were about to speak, Team Leader Jones raised his hand and pressed them down: "Everyone, use your abilities in the right place. The more than 200 gangsters last night were the ones who saw "him" with their own eyes. If you need any assistance, you can communicate with my superior, Deputy Director Bresson, or you can find Director Solsco to give me orders. I can't do anything else for you."
After saying this, Team Leader Jones left.
His words clearly indicated that if he wanted to get a piece of the pie from the FBI, he could go to his immediate superior, Deputy Director Bresson, and exchange interests.
Jones is just a prison guard, and he will give orders to anyone who comes with his superiors.
Of course, before that, the FBI will squeeze out the value of the criminals.
Similarly, although Captain Jones has a lot of trouble, he has no intention of hating Batman at all.
Someone voluntarily sent a group of bandits to Jones, and he was able to sell them three times after getting them. This was really kind of him.
First of all, there is the issue of money. Seventeen wanted criminals have been found among the two hundred people, and they all have bounties of varying amounts on their heads, which add up to more than two million.
This reward of more than two million will be the legal income of Jones' FBI team.
Batman threw a dart to inform Jones and his group that he obviously had no intention of taking the prize money, so Jones and his group were the rightful winners of the prize money.
Secondly, these gangsters will be involved in more cases and intelligence.
In the end, they were the first group of gangsters to experience Batman's power firsthand.
(Note: I changed the update time yesterday, and everyone said that the content was missing, and some people said that I missed an update, so I will return to the previous update time, 11:00, 2:00 and 19:00.)