After finding this place, Luke immediately made a trip.
It would only take an hour for the armor to fly slowly for more than five hundred kilometers.
Of course, he couldn't just charge in and start a massacre.
Such an "open" secret base couldn't belong to Hydra. At most, it was controlled by Hydra in the name of S.H.I.E.L.D.
If Batman did this, there would be a big problem.
Thus, he simply sneaked in and took a look.
As an ordinary evidence processing base, the defense system here wasn't low, but it wasn't top-notch.
Although it was a little awkward that he couldn't use physical infiltration this time, he still snuck in silently. After all, he was also a master of stealth infiltration.
He wasn't very interested in the information. Instead, he first found the surveillance circuit and hid in a corner to crack it.
After obtaining control of the surveillance circuit, he didn't bother with changing the footage, because that was a one-off deal. Doing it once would be equivalent to telling others that he had been here.
He simply gave the surveillance circuit to Fu to analyze and find loopholes and weaknesses.
It had to be said that the surveillance system here wasn't top-notch, but the designer of the surveillance system was still very good.
If everything went according to the designer's plan, there would basically be no loopholes or weaknesses in the system.
Unfortunately, there was always a gap between the design and the actual completion.
Even for Luke and Tony's armor, most of the parts were finished or semi-finished, and didn't completely meet their needs. In the end, they could only make appropriate choices.
Naturally, a lot of the design of the surveillance system in this base had been abandoned.
It was like how no matter how good a condom was, as long as there was a tiny pinhole, it would be fatal.
After running a simulation program on the security and surveillance system here, Luke was able to enter the base as if there was no one there.
The first thing he took away was the evidence files.
What he needed the most weren't the analysis reports on the evidence, but the cases where they came from.
S.H.I.E.L.D. basically dealt with extraordinary events, and he was looking forward to seeing how many people with superpowers there were.
As he downloaded the information at low speed, he didn't forget to watch the surveillance footage.
Phil had been on a mission with this person before, so the person following Sitwell wasn't necessarily a bad guy.
But Luke had a smart program. All he needed to do was find suspected targets and conduct a targeted investigation.
There weren't many opportunities to monitor S.H.I.E.L.D.
Phil, Sitwell, and the other field agents and supervisors were clearly different from the handymen. In half a day, more than a hundred of them had been found.
Needless to say, all of them were listed as suspects.
After obtaining the information, Luke quietly left.
Baldy was an operative, not a warehouse manager, so of course he wasn't here.
But this guy said something when he was chatting with his companions at the base, saying that he was going back to SHIELD headquarters.
Thinking for a moment, Luke decided to go as well.
The surveillance there was the tightest in the United States. There were cameras and agents everywhere. Even he did not dare to set up surveillance there.
But it was very likely that the baldie had gone back to report the results of the operation to someone. Luke was willing to waste some time and try his luck.
He had a clone, and it wasn't far from New York, so it was on the way.
Making up his mind, he left Los Angeles at night and headed east.
At night, it wasn't as bustling as New York, but it was where the big shots from all over gathered.
Luke also became more cautious.
The last time he came here to deal with William Stella from the Sentinel Secret Service, he was lucky that this guy belonged to the fringe of the gray area and did not live in the core area.
William's subordinates didn't even enter the District of Columbia, and were directly cleaned up on the outskirts.
With the help of his inventory, everything was calm and unnoticed.
This time, Baldy Sitwell was going to Theodoros Island, where SHIELD's headquarters, the Tri-Curved Wing Building was located.
It was more than two kilometers away from the white house and five kilometers from the Capitol.
Luke could only use the private phone of one of Sitwell's subordinates to determine that the man had returned to headquarters.
Luke definitely wouldn't do something like enter SHIELD's Tri-Curved Wing Building.
It would be too stupid to charge into someone else's nest alone and be surrounded and beaten up.
There was nothing an old schemer like Nick Fury could do about Hydra, but his agents were either picking up superhumans or on their way to do so.
Phil might not have any enmity for Batman, but that might not be the case for others, including Nick Fury.
At the end of the day, SHIELD's responsibility was to imitate superhuman criminals.
Although Luke was a vigilante, his actions were still illegal.
Even some people in NYPD thought that superheroes should be arrested. Now, there were fewer people who said so because Batman had saved too many people, and they didn't dare say anything else.
But the people who thought that Batman was a criminal had never disappeared.
Luke never pinned his hopes on other people's morals, especially in Hydra's SHIELD branch. There were probably a lot of people who wanted Batman dead.
Staring at the entrances and exits of the SHIELD building from afar, he suddenly saw an acquaintance.
This person's figure flashed through a window somewhere. If it weren't for Luke's dynamic vision and memory, he probably would have missed him.
Rick Flegg! The operative of the Advanced Joint Research Team.
A long time ago, he had received Jason Voorhees, the undead murderer, from Luke, and had later been called by Luke to clean up the aftermath of the giant octopus incident on the cruise ship.
At that time, Robert, who had been on vacation on the cruise ship, clearly knew Flegg, and they were quite familiar with each other.
The department that Flegg worked for definitely wasn't SHIELD, but a competitor.
SHIELD was also an American agency, and there were plenty of times when American agencies fought for power and suppressed each other.
There were a lot of disagreements between the president and Congress, the FBI and the CIA, the Department of Defense and the military, and even the air, land, and sea.
When it came to money, even biological siblings would fall out, not to mention these departments that fought for funding year after year.
A few minutes later, Luke saw Flegg and a bald man walk past a window. It seemed that they were talking about something.
Luke murmured in surprise, "Flegg is actually here for Sitwell?"
He hadn't expected the two of them to be in contact.
But considering that SHIELD and the Advanced Joint Research Team were in the same industry in a sense, it wasn't strange for them to communicate.
Hm, it wasn't strange. So, he just had to wait for Flegg to come out and ask him.
Not going to say anything? How could Flegg not say anything when Batman specifically came to consult him?
Luke had a lot of ways to convince people.
Flegg didn't stay long at the Three Curved Wing Building before he left in a black SUV from the parking lot.
Luke decisively followed him and watched as he made a call in the car. After talking for a few minutes, he drove all the way to a neighborhood on the edge and parked in a small bungalow.
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