Thinking that, Colin made up his mind: he would check all the surveillance cameras and cameras later, and save all the footage of Batman.
This was all precious first-hand information that was priceless.
Colin, who had a lot of chips in his hands and was highly excited, fully demonstrated the risks of being a top talk show host.
Every question was concise and humorous, but he gave as much time as possible to Batman.
Colin knew what he was doing.
Even if he and Sheerah "wasted" time, Batman could still talk for three minutes and ten to forty seconds in a five-minute interview.
That was enough!
He was going to be the first host in the world to interview Batman!
He was also going to be the first host in the world to interview a superhero!
After answering Colin's question, Luke suddenly raised his hand to stop him. "Five minutes and thirty seconds. The extra thirty seconds can be considered a gift."
With that, he stepped off the stage.
Stunned, Colin was lost for words. Batman was even more accurate than he was. He had thought that he had taken advantage of the situation just now.
"Wait!" someone said.
Everybody turned to look at her.
Ignoring everyone's gazes, Sheerah hesitated for a moment before she asked, "I wrote a new song about you. Can I publish it?"
Luke turned around and bowed slightly. "It would be my honor!"
As he spoke, he grabbed the rope dart on the doorknob and shook it gently. The rope dart slid down like a living thing and returned to his hand.
Bang!
With a loud bang, the two security guards who had been ramming into the door rolled several meters in and got up dizzily.
As the door opened, a dozen security guards swarmed in.
Luke, however, turned his head and looked at Professor Lawrence. "I won't be sending you back. In any case, you'll be taken away by the relevant departments very soon."
Lawrence: … Thank you so much.
The dozen security guards were dead silent. They looked at each other, but none of them dared to step forward.
This was Batman! The absolute superhero in the hearts of the people of Los Angeles! The black-winged angel who had saved hundreds of people in one night.
As Luke stepped out of the livestream, the eyes of many people who were spying on him instantly widened as they exclaimed in surprise.
"Oh my god, I must be dreaming!"
"Batman!"
"It's Batman!"
"Mom, I saw Batman." A five- or six-year-old girl stared at him in a daze and murmured. A lollipop covered in saliva fell from her pink, pouting lips.
Luke happened to walk past her and stuffed the lollipop back into her mouth.
He smiled and rubbed her head with his huge hand. "Yes, you saw me!" Then, he disappeared into the hallway.
Colin's eyes were glowing. "Camera 1, Camera 1, did you film him? Did you film him? "
A cameraman was also trembling. "Yes, it's been filmed!"
Colin said, "Helicopters 2 and 3, follow them. Batman didn't stop us, so he's allowing us to film."
With his keen hearing, Luke easily picked up the conversation through his earpiece. His lips twitched. This guy really wasn't bragging when he became a top talk show host in America!
With his face, his mind, and his mind, his mind his his mind, and his fearlessness, he made his mind.
Luke wasn't afraid of them filming him. This wasn't the first time Batman had been on TV.
The paparazzi hadn't helped him, but had still chased after him and even forced him to escape through the sewers.
Ignoring the cameramen and a large group of onlookers following behind him, he walked up to the rooftop, sped up a few steps, and jumped off the roof.
In the night sky, his figure drew a half circle as he quickly dashed west.
Colin asked, "Did you film him? Helicopters 2 and 3, did you guys record the scene of him flying? "
"Yes, I didn't miss anything!"
"I did too. No problem."
"Camera 1 did too. Boss, we're going to be rich!" said the dedicated Cameraman 1, panting.
He had chased them all the way here with a camera. His camera was the best, and his photography skills were the best.
He was certain that the footage he had was the best.
This world always gave opportunities to those who were prepared and willing to work hard!
"Yes!" Colin clenched his fists and roared.
"Colin, what the hell are you doing?" An old roar rang out from the rooftop.
Colin turned around with a big smile. "Boss, you have no idea what I got!"
A white-haired old man's face was flushed as he continued to roar, "That's right. I don't know if you took the wrong medicine. Do you know how many calls I've received? The CIA, the FBI, and Homeland Security all want me to hand you over to them … "
Colin quickly walked over and hugged the old man, before he kissed him hard in the face. "Boss, what they want is the footage we have! The footage of Batman! Not me. "
The old man, who had been wiping his face in disgust, was stunned. "Batman footage? A new one? "
Colin said, "It's new. It's less than half an hour old, and it's his interview! I've finished interviewing Batman, got it? "
The old man's expression changed. "Let's talk in my office. Hm, go back to your posts. Don't tell anyone about what happened just now … before the show airs. "
Everybody replied in unison, but they knew in their hearts that their boss meant that they could discuss it internally.
Everyone looked at each other and quickly retreated.
Everything that had happened just now was too bizarre. At that moment, they all had a lot to say to someone, and it was the best choice to talk to their friends who had the same experience.
Luke, who was gliding through the night sky, suddenly raised his head and looked into the distance. He could vaguely hear the sound of a helicopter, which told him that someone was watching him from the sky.
He smiled. They're all cunning guys! Want to know my real identity? Come on then.
After flying more than ten kilometers to the west, Luke plunged into the deep sea.
The Bat Armor had an independent oxygen supply system, so he didn't need to come up for air.
His superhuman strength and agility allowed him to move easily in the water, and he soon dived into the deep sea.
In the two helicopters in the sky, Flegg listened to his subordinate's report. "Captain, he's entered the deep sea. Our equipment can't detect him anymore. We've lost him."
Flegg thought for a moment before he ordered, "Keep searching for him within five kilometers and pay attention to the shore. If we don't find anything in an hour, we'll call it a day."
While the two helicopters were circling in the sky, Luke had already gone ashore on Malibu Beach twenty kilometers away. The Batman armor on him was long gone, replaced by a regular diving suit.
After changing out of his diving suit, he jogged on the beach for a while and entered a nearby forest. From there, he drove a small motorcycle to Los Angeles leisurely.
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