Luke didn't know that his Uncle Phil had caused a supernatural incident the moment he got his new equipment.
Even if he did, he would only laugh and give all the couples a piece of advice: If you don't have a diamond in the rough, don't do it. If you don't drive properly, you'll be in tears.
If you dared to drive a wild car, you had to be prepared to run into a hearse.
For example, after reading the information that Phil had sent him, he didn't reply immediately. Instead, he prepared for three days, and only called Phil after confirming that there were no problems. "I'll take the job. Do you need anything?"
Phil was very straightforward this time. "It's best if we kill them all. It'll be troublesome to keep them alive."
If it wasn't for the sake of killing these people, I would've gone to Batman! He added inwardly.
Luke nodded in satisfaction. "That's settled then. I'll give you an answer after this is over."
After hanging up, he kicked the ground and spun around on the stool. "It's not in America, so there's nothing to worry about? Tsk tsk, being someone's dog … Hm, dogs should be treated better than this. It can only be said that the son of the beach who rushed to the door deserved it! "
Gold Nugget, who was far away in the living room, turned around in confusion. "Huh?"
Luke grabbed a cupcake from the dining table and threw it at it. "This is how dogs are treated, okay?"
Gold Nugget didn't move. It opened its mouth and let the cupcake fall into its mouth. "Wuwuwu ~"
It had snacks as soon as it shouted. This was very good treatment. Satisfied, the dog head turned around and continued watching TV.
"What kind of treatment is it?" Selina asked as she dragged Claire downstairs.
They had just finished their training and were waiting to eat.
Luke grabbed another cupcake and threw it at her.
Selina raised two fingers and gently blocked it. She then turned her wrist lightly to deflect the impact.
At that moment, she pinched the cupcake with her thumb and took a bite. "Emumu ~"
"How long has it been since you added a new flavor to your cupcakes?" She frowned.
The cupcakes were delicious, but the three of them had a lot of them.
They rotated between three to five flavors each time. From cream chocolate nuts to coffee yogurt and fruit, Luke was pretty much familiar with the flavors of the hundred or so cupcakes.
With a smile, Luke grabbed another pastry from the plate in front of him and threw it at her.
The round pastry spun in the air.
Selina reached out with her other hand. The instant her fingers caught the pastry, her expression changed. She quickly spun her body half a circle with her hand, and only then did she turn around.
She looked at the dessert and threw it into her mouth. She snorted, "Despicable. You actually used a hot egg tart to sneak attack me ~ ~ ~ Tastes pretty good."
Luke nodded. "Then let's make more Chinese desserts in the future. It's just that it's not convenient to take them out."
Selina said, "I still have to. At most … Hmm, can I move the backseat out? In any case, Gold Nugget stands there for a long time every day. It's annoying to look at. "
Gold Nugget silently turned its head and stared at the woman's dolphin from the back, wondering if it should take a bite and make it hurt.
But on second thought, it hesitated between eating well and watching the show. "This... is really a difficult problem!"
Claire ignored the flirting between her brother and the Demonic Mentor. She feebly moved to the table, picked up the pastries on the plate, and ate them one at a time.
Luke didn't teach her a lesson.
Because the training was only for half a month, Claire's training had more than doubled.
Claire still didn't know that her mother, Catherine, was a director of the agency and had been helping her screen out bad offers.
It was already a long time for her activities to drag on for two weeks. Even if it was a big order for the Titanium phones, it couldn't drag on for a month.
If Claire still didn't understand after such a long time, she wouldn't be a monkey, but a pig.
Luke could only condense the lessons, and the price he had to pay was to squeeze out Claire's strength.
With Gold Nugget 2 as her symbiotic partner and the food supply, she could quickly recover, but she was still exhausted from the training.
After eating more than ten hot egg tarts, she recovered and asked, "What kind of treatment were you talking about? The treatment you get in the police department? "
Luke was lost for words. I'm not a f * cking dog.
He gave a perfunctory reply before changing the topic to training, diverting her attention.
Looking at Selina, he gestured at the pastries in her hand and made a ten sign. He nodded decisively.
Ten new flavors of pastries in exchange for her hard work training Claire was really cheap.
…
A day later, the level-one clone got off the plane.
Compared with the other passengers with suitcases of various sizes, Luke, who was wearing a thin black windbreaker, was empty-handed.
After leaving Narita Airport, he took a high-speed bus to Tokyo.
He wasn't in a hurry for this mission, and didn't need to race against time.
Thus, his plan for this trip to Japan was … to travel and complete the mission in passing.
In his previous life, Luke had watched some American TV series and movies, and had a basic impression of the United States.
Japan, on the other hand, was a rather special country that was incompatible with the rest of the world in many ways.
From phones to books, from TV to movies, they had to go against the mainstream.
But it just so happened that it could walk its own path. Its books, detective novels, and comics were all unique.
Cartoons on TV had already gone from being a children's program in other countries to being a national favorite.
What was even stranger was that Japan's TV series were more famous than movies, and TV series stars were more famous than movie stars.
In most developed countries, TV series stars would try to squeeze into the movie industry, but that didn't happen in Japan.
Stars in Japan's TV series were more like "condescending" in movies.
The proof was that foreign movies had never performed well at the box office in Japan. They basically couldn't beat the theatrical versions of Japan's popular cartoons, including American movies that sold well all over the world.
As for Luke, his impression of life in Japan basically consisted of comics, cartoons, Akihabara, and the warning issued jointly with the FBI.
Thankfully, he hadn't been too old in his previous life, and had managed to grasp some of the otaku culture.
In his previous life, people who were five to ten years older than Luke only cared about whether the temperature in Tokyo was hot, and basically didn't understand otaku culture at all.
After his rebirth, Luke had never been to Japan.
There were two reasons. First, it was too far away, and without the Bat Armor and his clone, it would be a waste of time.
Second, China was right next to Japan.
Even in this time and space, this great country was still a great threat to the United States, and they had been suppressing it for a long time.
If Luke flew back and forth in his armor, the United States would discover him sooner or later.
He had only just finished harvesting Mexico, which was right next to him. Naturally, it was hard for him to think of Japan, a "western country" in the East.
At the same time, Japan's clubs were legal organizations and rarely used guns.
Most of their revenue came from eating, drinking, and having fun. They didn't have the foundation of America's love of drugs.
Compared to American gangsters who were entrenched in every street in the city, Japan's clubs were more likely to watch the streets.
However, the death of a group of club members in Japan was a much more serious problem than the death of a bunch of cartels in Mexico.
(Update 3)
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