Frank looked at Big Dipper, who was controlled by his Level Two clone. "Big Dipper, the vanguard?"
The vanguard of a squad could be understood as scouts, scouts, or even cannon fodder.
An outstanding vanguard could effectively prevent the team from falling into an ambush, lock onto the mission target in advance, and prioritize the attack to prevent the enemy from attacking or retreating. This position was one of the most important members of the team.
As for the weak vanguard, it was very likely that he would be killed by his teammates, because it was very easy for him to kill the whole team.
In this team, only Frank, Luke, and Selina were qualified to be the vanguard.
However, Frank was the commander, so he had to take control of the situation.
Selina had already chosen the Gatling Gun. It was obvious that she was going to be the one with the most firepower.
With two aliases, Luke could only be the vanguard and the main attacker at the same time.
However, this was not a bad thing. On the contrary, it was convenient for him to obtain the most cutting-edge information at any time. Two doppelgangers would definitely work better together than others.
The Big Dipper clone nodded. "Okay."
Frank: "Alright, all team communication is now switched to the internal channel. Do not use external broadcasts."
This was to remind Angel and Alice that the others wouldn't make such a mistake, but these two might not.
Everyone responded through the earpiece, "Understood."
Frank pushed open the door and walked out. "Let's go."
"Got it." Everyone filed out.
Luke, who was the last to come out, casually put away his weapons cabinet, and the others in front of him were already running.
Big Dipper took the lead and leaped out. His figure quickly turned transparent and vanished into thin air.
At that moment, it had been less than two minutes since Luke released the weapons cabinet and the robot.
Everyone's pre-battle communication had been kept as short and efficient as possible, as the situation in Daxi City was not looking good.
A pitch-black humanoid monster was wreaking havoc in the city center.
What was even more shocking was that these humanoid monsters were actually using weapons, including cold weapons and firearms.
This made their destructive power and killing efficiency extremely shocking.
To kill a person with one's body, one would have to run and jump around, but to use a gun, one only needed to pull the trigger.
There were many battles going on in Daxi City, but even more people were running away.
But even if they fled, only a portion of the people in cars sped through the streets.
It wasn't that they were brave, but that if they wanted to escape quickly, they wouldn't be able to conceal themselves. They could only gamble on their luck.
The other people on bikes and on foot were all panicking and careful. They hid themselves and fled out of the city.
The Dark Knights didn't use guns, but the bat-darts weren't very valuable either. Each dart cost ten dollars at most.
As the main attacker, he did not need to hide like Big Dipper. Instead, he activated Cloak Glide Mode and shot Bat Darts in all directions, killing all the black humanoid monsters along the way.
After moving forward for less than two minutes, the team members had gathered the basic information about the humanoid monster based on their opinions.
Frank reminded him again, "Attacking the heart is ineffective, cutting the spine will make them lose their mobility, beheading and exploding the head will basically kill them. I suspect that he doesn't have pain nerves. His strength and body are much stronger than ordinary people. Remember this when fighting in close combat. "
After a pause, he added, "The stopping effect of bullets hitting the body is not bad. Death and Iron Cage can be shot in the torso first, and then the head."
Luke also said, "Seconded. In addition, there was no need to conserve bullets too much. It wouldn't be a problem to fire tens of thousands of bullets at a time. Well, except for you, Bastet. Don't press too hard with your fingers. "
Selina didn't say anything. Instead, she sent a grimace emoticon in the team chat.
Frank didn't say anything either.
It was generally a good thing to have one or two clowns on the team to stir up the atmosphere. Otherwise, it would be easy for the overall mood on the battlefield to drop, and they would lose control at certain moments.
Back then, Gray Rabbit had been great at stirring up the atmosphere.
Although Gray Rabbit didn't want to stir up the atmosphere most of the time, his luck was just that wonderful, and he always managed to make everyone laugh.
As they advanced, the gunshots gradually became more rapid.
Frank was practically leaping from the top of a tall building. The gunshots were very erratic, and rang out from time to time. Some were far, some were close, some were in bursts, and some were in bursts, depending on the situation.
Alice and Angel, on the other hand, advanced from the ground, which they were most used to, and fired according to the instructions of the shooting support program. Although three consecutive shots weren't amazing, they were practical and didn't require much thought.
As long as they moved the red cross that represented the muzzle into the yellow circle that locked onto the target, they would be able to pull the trigger, and there was almost a 30% to 50% chance of hitting the opponent.
The reason they didn't hit the target was mostly because of the humanoid monsters' fast and irregular movements.
But if the other party stopped for a second or two, they would almost always hit the target.
It was different for Selina.
When it came to using a gun, she wasn't as good as Luke, who had cheats, or Frank, who had been playing with guns for more than twenty years.
However, her reaction speed had greatly increased after entering an incomplete symbiotic state.
At that moment, she could also play around with the Gatling gun, which was emitting red flames, as she spun it around her body and fired.
The intermittent chains of fire crippled the humanoid monsters that appeared in the team and blew up most of their heads.
At that moment, Luke raised an eyebrow.
Ah Fu had sent him a message. Luke thought for a moment, then announced it in the team channel. "The American authorities have cut off all communications within a hundred kilometers of Daxi City."
Alice and Angel didn't quite understand what that meant.
Frank, however, reacted quickly. "F2F and QQ?"
Luke said, "Mainly these two. It's the same with other communication software."
Angel frowned. "You mean they can't be used anymore?"
Selina said, "No, the people in Daxi City can still upload pictures and videos, but the data won't be synchronized with the outside world."
Luke added in the end, "The authorities control the software, but they still need pictures and videos to understand the situation here. This is just to prevent information from leaking out."
Who knew if this had anything to do with the authorities.
This way, they could avoid premature attention from the outside world, and also prepare to cover up the truth and shirk responsibility later.
The more evidence they left behind, the heavier the responsibility would be.
Frank said, "Okay, we have to speed up. The authorities should be here soon."
Blocking information was often linked to carrying out an operation.
Frank didn't have a good impression of the authorities, and didn't want to be disturbed by them.
…
At the same time, in Stark Towers in New York.
Jarvis said, "Sir, there's the latest news on Mr. Wayne online."
Tony raised his head. "Where did this guy go to scam people this time?"
Jarvis said, "He appeared in Daxi City and is dealing with an unknown creature attack that just happened there."
Tony's hand paused. "Let me take a look."
Jarvis immediately projected the photos and videos taken by the rescued citizens.
Although the figures were a little blurry, Tony immediately recognized them. "Big Dipper, Black Catgirl, Blacksmith, Cage King, and Lady Death?"
That was more than half of the bat squad, and they had all rushed over at the same time?
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