Luke remained silent until Tony sent a new program: "Try this and see if you can lock the location of that Shredder."
Luke opened the program, but it was the program used in Daxi City to detect the mental fluctuations of witches.
Now Tony has made a small amount of modifications to it, and it is more targeted to the blood god experimental body.
Luke followed it all the way to collect its mental fluctuation data and synchronously give Tony this super technical support.
At this moment, he was refreshed.
There are three things that are most troublesome for Shredder.
One is that it is impossible to lock the real body, the other is that the swallowing person returns blood too quickly, and the third is that after the blood is melted, the movement route in the big city cannot be predicted.
And these three advantages complement each other, making him the most difficult opponent.
If the blood cannot be restored, even if Luke did not die in Luke's attack just now, Schrader would have to hit gg and run away.
If his blood is restricted, he can't come and go without a trace like this, and the blood recovery efficiency will definitely not keep up with Luke's killing speed.
After confirming his real body, Luke is even more likely to succeed in one blow and solve the problem fundamentally.
Now, Tony gave Luke a heavyweight hole card.
As long as Shredder is a little more rampant, the grass on the grave will be two feet five by today's next year.
Luke has not made a move, and he is also paralyzing the opponent.
No matter how cautious Schreider is, after swallowing so many people, he will not be more cautious than being continuously sniped.
Frank also came to a preliminary conclusion and sent three locations: "If you want to solve him, these three nearby locations are the best choices. However, you only have the best chance for the first time. He may not be fooled later. "
Tony couldn't help but asked one more question: "Are you sure you want those people to be bait?"
In this plan, more than a dozen or even dozens of passers-by will be sacrificed even once.
After all, Schrader's past must have been for the purpose of swallowing people.
Tony knew that Beidou had a strong intention to kill, but he didn't kill innocent people indiscriminately. He was a little worried that he would hesitate before the battle.
Facing a monster like Shredder, hesitantly would lead to defeat...it was impossible.
But if you want to kill the opponent later, it will be infinitely more difficult.
"If I don't do anything, more people will die." Luke said casually.
In such a big event where people die all the time, it is impossible for him to save a stranger on purpose.
Therefore, he tried every means to let his family have the power to protect themselves beyond ordinary people.
This way they can take the initiative out of danger and take their lives into their own hands, rather than relying on the whims of superheroes.
As many superheroes, Luke is very clear: There are thousands of ordinary people, and no one can save everyone.
Saving a stranger means giving up saving other strangers at the same time.
If superheroes are too entangled in similar problems, they will fall into the "train dilemma". Then don't be a superhero, and you will have less trouble like that.
These thoughts flashed through his mind quickly, and Luke immediately put them aside, checked the three terrains, and quickly discussed with everyone on the team channel.
Frank put forward the tactical requirements and combat plan, Tony was responsible for solving the technical problems in the operation, and Luke and Ivan were in charge of doing it.
The three parties must work together to come up with a more reliable solution.
Like Frank said, the best chance is the first time.
In fact, Luke had already killed the Blood God experiment in seconds just now.
Then Shredder was cowardly, and ran away after swallowing the person, without giving him a chance to meet him at all.
If he misses for the second time, Schrader will not be so stupid as to use his life to play "Three Things Don't Matter".
None of the four talked nonsense, and Tony, who talked the most, only used the simplest and most direct vocabulary to complete the communication.
Ivan didn't say a word, except for some technical questions involving himself.
Tactically, everyone should listen to Frank.
Technically, Tony covers a wide range of areas, and Jarvis' computing power helps.
Luke also didn't say much. Most of them raised certain loopholes and denied certain opinions based on the actual situation.
He had stayed in Tokyo for more than a month before, inspecting the terrain every day, going deep into the grassroots, and trying to solve the problem of excessive inventory of major gangs.
Ivan naturally had nothing to say, and this discussion really couldn't help him too much.
However, he didn't feel ashamed.
Facing Shrader, he can still help.
Except for these four people in the channel, the other members of the Bat Squad are not suitable for fighting, and there is nothing they can do to help. This fully shows that the Cable Armor is unique.
This alone makes Ivan proud.
After a few minutes, the four of them discussed it.
The plan is not perfect, and there are even many uncertainties.
But the more detailed the plan, the easier it is to make mistakes.
At this point, Tony and Frank fully considered Beidou's super combat power, and most of them let him "adapt to the situation".
This is not fooling, but they believe that this super killer has the ability to adapt.
So far, Beidou is also the most unfathomable person in the team other than Batman.
Batman is very strong, but as long as the team members pay attention, they will find that Beidou has never lost a battle, and the opponent is basically dead.
Therefore, when they set up a plan, they don't need to consider Beidou's own security issues, just ask if it will work.
At this moment, Schrader has entered the bustling Shibuya core area, frequently attacking the crowd.
After madly devouring and separating the body, he also discovered some principles of the strange toxin.
Simply put, this toxin has a "stress program" and is a "semi-intelligent" toxin.
After being infected, it will work hard to turn the body into a part of the toxin, and then it will stop adding value.
Schreider was still unable to completely separate it, because all the cells in his body were invaded by toxins, but some parts had not activated the "stress program".
And while he devoured the crowd and melted into flesh and blood through contact, he was buried by this endless toxin as a latent individual, which may be activated at any time.
Knowing this principle, Schrader immediately had a preliminary solution.
The only trouble is that although he doesn't know that the toxin is nano-scale, he also knows that his control over the blood god's experimental body is not that fine.
Not to mention targeted exclusion at the nanometer level, he can't even do it at the millimeter level.
Therefore, Shredder can only use the characteristics of the blood god experimental body—to compare the limit reaction speed with this virus.
As long as the blood assimilation that devours the human body is reduced to a minimum, just enough for his consciousness to shift, the two sides will be separated immediately.
Repeat this limit transfer process several times or more, and he has a high chance of getting rid of this annoying "semi-intelligence" toxin.
Now, he just needs to find a place with many people to complete the experiment.
This place cannot be in the open air, it is better to be sealed indoors.
As long as he moves fast enough to block the main exit, there is no need for that terrifying invisible killer to find out before anyone escapes.
This guy is super shameless, every time he uses his invisibility to carry out sneak attacks.
The method of chopping the Blood God experimental body into dozens of pieces for the first time, and making the experimental body disintegrate and disappear the second time is even more incomprehensible.
Schrader didn't want to be discovered by such a shameless guy.