After finding this place, Luke ran immediately.
More than 500 kilometers, and it only takes an hour for the armor to fly slowly.
Of course he couldn't rush in and kill them all.
Such a "fair and aboveboard" secret base cannot be owned by Hydra, at most it is controlled by Hydra under the name of S.H.I.E.L.D.
If Batman does this, there will be big problems.
So, he just sneaked in stealthily and turned around.
As an ordinary evidence processing base, the defense system is not low-grade, but it is not top-notch.
Although it was a bit awkward not being able to use physical infiltration this time, he still sneaked in quietly. After all, he is also a master of infiltrating secretly.
He is not very interested in information, but instead finds the monitoring line first, hides in a corner and starts to crack it.
After gaining control of the monitoring circuit, he didn't do anything to modify the screen, because it was a one-shot deal, and doing it once was equivalent to telling others that you had been there.
He just handed over the monitoring line to Ah Fu for analysis to find loopholes and weaknesses.
I have to say that the level of monitoring here is not top-level, but the designer of the monitoring system is still very good.
If everything is arranged according to the designer's arrangement, there are basically no loopholes and weaknesses in this system.
It's a pity that there is always a layer between the design and the actual completion of most of them.
Even for Luke and Tony's battle armor, most of the parts are finished or semi-finished products, which don't fully meet their needs, and the final product can only make appropriate choices.
The design of the monitoring system of the base in front of him was naturally abandoned a lot.
It's like no matter how good a condom is, as long as there is a small needle hole, the consequences of a mistake will be fatal.
A simulation program was made for the security and monitoring system here, and Luke felt like no one was in the base in this base.
The first thing to be taken away was the archived evidence.
What he needs most is not the investigation and analysis reports of those evidences, but their source cases.
S.H.I.E.L.D. basically deals with supernormal events, and how many superpowers there are, it's exciting to think about.
The data was downloaded here at a low speed, and he didn't forget to watch the surveillance video.
Phil has been on missions with this person before, so the person following the bald Sitwell is not necessarily a bad person.
But Luke has an intelligent program, he only needs to find out the suspected target, and then conduct a targeted investigation.
This kind of access to S.H.I.E.L.D.'s internal surveillance is rare.
Phil, Sitwell, the field agents and supervisors were obviously different from the handymen in their attire, and more than a hundred such people were found in half a day.
Not to mention, all included in the suspect list.
After getting these materials, Luke left quietly.
The bald head is an operative, not a warehouse manager, so of course he didn't stay here.
But this guy said something while chatting with his companions in the base, saying that he was going back to the headquarters of D. SHIELD.
Luke thought about it and planned to go there too.
D.'s surveillance is the most stringent in the United States, with cameras and agents everywhere, and even he dare not control it there.
But the bald head is likely to go back to report the results of the operation to some people, and Luke is willing to waste a little time and try his luck.
He has a clone, d. It's not far from New York, so it's on the way.
Making up his mind, he left Los Angeles at night and headed east.
D. at night is far less prosperous than New York, but it is a place where bigwigs from all walks of life gather.
Luke's actions also became more cautious.
The last time I came here to deal with William Stella of the Sentinel Secret Service, it was thanks to the fact that this guy was a fringe person in the gray area, and his residence was not in the core area.
The group of William's men didn't even enter the District of Columbia, and were cleared directly in the suburbs.
With storage space to help, it's peaceful and unobtrusive.
And this time the bald-headed Sitwell came to D., and the place he went was Theodore Roosevelt Island, where the Tricurved Wing Building, the headquarters of SHIELD, was located.
It is just over two kilometers away from the White House, and the Parliament Building is also within five kilometers.
Luke just used the personal mobile phone of one of Sitwell's subordinates to locate him, and judged that this person should have returned to the headquarters.
Luke would definitely not do such a thing as entering the Tricurved Wing Building of SHIELD.
It's too stupid to rush into other people's lair alone and be beaten up.
An old bastard like Nick Fury has nothing to do with the Hydra inside, but the agents under him are either cleaning up the superpowers, or they are on the way to clean up the superpowers.
Phil may not be hostile to Batman, but others, including Nick Fury, are not.
After all, one of SHIELD's responsibilities is to imitate superpowers to commit crimes.
Although Luke is a vigilante, his behavior is still illegal.
There are even some people in nypd who think that superheroes should be arrested. Now there are fewer people talking about it. It's just that Batman has saved too many people, so they dare not say it anymore.
But people who thought Batman was a criminal never disappeared.
Luke never pinned his hopes on the moral standards of others, especially the Hydra branch, where there are probably a lot of people who want Batman dead.
He stared at several entrances and exits of the S.H.I.E.L.D. building from a distance, and suddenly found an acquaintance.
The figure of this person disappeared in a window somewhere. If it weren't for Luke's good dynamic vision and memory, he might have been ignored.
Rick Flag! What is the operative of the Advanced Joint Research Group.
A long time ago, he received Jason Voorhees, the undead killer from himself, and was later called by Luke to clean up the big octopus incident on the cruise ship.
At that time, Robert, who was on vacation on a cruise ship, obviously knew this Flage, and the relationship was relatively close.
The department that Fleger works for is definitely not SHIELD, but similar to a competitor.
Don't say that S.H.I.E.L.D. is also an American institution. American institutions compete for power and profit, and there are too many times to suppress each other.
The president and the Congress, the FBI and the IA, the Ministry of Defense and the military, and even the land, sea and air have many conflicts.
When it comes to money, the biological brothers and sisters will turn their faces, not to mention the departments that compete for funding every year.
About a few minutes later, Luke saw Flegal and a shiny bald head walking past a certain window, as if they were talking about something.
Luke murmured in surprise, "Flaige actually came to look for Sitwell?"
There was a connection between the two, but he didn't expect it.
However, considering that SHIELD and that advanced joint research team are also peers in a sense, it is not surprising that there is some communication.
Well, it's not surprising, so just wait for Flag to come out and ask him.
Did not say? Batman came to him specifically for consultation, can Flag not say it
Luke has many ways to persuade others.
Flag did not delay long in the Tricurved Wing Building, and drove a black SUV from the entrance of the parking lot.
Luke followed up decisively, watched him make a phone call in the car, talked for a few minutes, then drove all the way to a community on the edge of D., and then parked in a small bungalow and entered the house.