From the "disappearance" of Henry and Wolf, to the repeated failures of their partner, Alex, to the repeated failures of their escape, to the continuous attempts to stop them from silencing the lawyer, Jennifer, and finally, to breaking into their nest and wiping them all out.
The "fate" between the two sides finally came to an end.
Sheldon wanted to establish an immortal family, but in the end, his "grand hegemony" was destroyed in advance.
Of the last men in Sheldon's family, only Young Master Dylan was still alive, but Luke had turned him into a vampire slave.
Vampires, on the other hand, couldn't have children.
This also meant that Sheldon's family was completely extinct.
If Dylan and Alex, the two newly born vampires, fell into the hands of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Hydra, they would only end up worse off.
If Hydra wanted to take these people in as its minions, it would be exactly what Luke wanted.
These people were bait that he had thrown out to begin with.
Luke would be able to track down whoever swallowed them.
Imagine a Hydra with two heads popping out after one head was chopped off. That was definitely a top-notch leek that he could harvest for ten years.
As for the people in the stone castle, they had all participated in the cult's sacrifice. Even if they didn't kill anyone, they were accomplices. They also knew a lot of information about vampires.
It was impossible to make them disappear. Many of them were members of the Elsworth family.
Sheldon's family was gone, but the other families wouldn't accept the fact that dozens of direct family members had disappeared. They would definitely investigate.
Luke's previous actions were to pull the official forces into the situation so that they could justifiably purge the Elsworths.
Now, it was up to S.H.I.E.L.D. to deal with the aftermath.
Luke had obtained more than a thousand experience and credit points from the first two batches of people he had captured in the operation against the Elsworths.
Taking down the nest and killing Sheldon had given him more than three thousand experience and credit points.
Host's experience: 60580/90000
Credit: 49080
Looking at these two numbers, he felt that the two nights of hard work had been worth it.
…
Jennifer and Dustin were talking in the ward, and Luke and Selina didn't disturb them.
"Boss, we'll go to work first. Just tell Dustin we were here," Luke said to Elsa.
Elsa looked exhausted. "Okay."
"Take a break when you have time. It's safe here for now," Luke said.
Elsa nodded.
Every industry has its own specialization.
Luke was better at dealing with urgent problems, and Elsa was the professional when it came to arranging for people to hide.
Naturally, she wouldn't let him handle this kind of unfinished business. He had already done enough.
Luke couldn't tell her that the Elsworths couldn't even protect themselves, and that no one would come after Jennifer again.
Several vampires and a large number of cultists in the Elsworth family had fallen into S.H.I.E.L.D.'s hands, which was even more damning than Jennifer's paper evidence.
He couldn't even wash the floor.
In fact, it was Jennifer's lawyer who first alerted the Elsworths.
For Dustin's sake, Luke didn't give her any support, in case she found evidence and was killed.
Who knew that Dustin, the lustful old man, would? In the end, Jennifer couldn't escape the fate of being found.
Thankfully, Jennifer escaped death, Dustin saved the damsel in distress, and the Elsworths suffered a crushing defeat. It was a perfect ending.
…
On the third day after the earthquake, Los Angeles was still in chaos.
But the recovery of the entire city could already be expected.
Professor Lawrence Hayes had become one of the top earthquake experts in the country overnight.
After he became famous, he didn't get carried away. Instead, he became even more cautious.
As an outstanding representative of technology, he still kept his promise.
After Luke called him, he privately speculated that there wouldn't be any more major earthquakes, but smaller ones of magnitude three to five would happen from time to time in the future.
He might confirm this result repeatedly, but it was also possible that he would never announce it on television.
After all, just because he had predicted two earthquakes in a row didn't mean that he would be right in the future.
Given his current reputation, one wrong prediction would result in far worse consequences than in the past.
Jenny, however, called him. "The promotion of the phone is about to begin. Do you have any suggestions?"
Luke found that odd. "Isn't that your specialty? Why are you asking me?"
Jenny said, "Hm, I think you said that you know Sheerah?"
Luke thought for a moment. "She's alright."
Jenny said, "How about we make her the first spokesperson for the Titanium phone?"
Luke said, "She doesn't seem to have enough influence right now. Didn't you say that you wanted to find the hottest young men to endorse the phone to attract young people?"
Jenny said, "Well, I wouldn't have considered her before. But she should be a hot topic among young people soon. "
Luke: "What?"
Jenny said, "Didn't you watch TV? The ad for The Colin Show has been running for two days. "
Luke immediately understood. "The crappy ad about a date with Batman?"
Jenny said, "… It's a little crappy, but Batman going on The Colin Show is big news in itself. Okay! Also, Batman was Sheerah's guest this time. Do you know how many young people are waiting to see Batman's interview? Once the show airs, her value will probably skyrocket. "
Luke said, "Fine, when you contact her, you can say that I introduced her. But business is business. I don't care what the price is in the end. "
Jenny said, "That's enough. Bye." Luke hung up.
Luke: "…" So that's what you wanted me to introduce her to you?
What he didn't know was that Sheerah had become popular again in the last two days.
Luke hadn't paid attention to that because he usually only read the news filtered by the smart program. He rarely paid attention to ads.
Besides, he already knew that Batman was going to be on The Colin Show, so he didn't think much of the ad at all.
Now that Jenny mentioned it, he finally realized what was going on.
As the first person to be interviewed on the same stage as Batman, how could Sheerah not be popular?
Countless people would definitely want to know how she had managed to invite Batman as a guest.
Attention was the vitality of a celebrity.
This was even more so for most singers.
A lot of the time, the songs were there, but to put them in the ears of the listeners, they had to remember their names.
With this, Sheerah would be popular for at least another year or two.
For Sheerah, who had just turned thirty, this was undoubtedly a godsend opportunity. She might even be able to transform.
These thoughts only lingered in his mind for a few seconds before he tossed them aside.
It had nothing to do with him how long Sheerah could stay popular.
The interview had been hers to begin with. When Luke had saved her, he had pulled a prank on her by jumping off a building and almost pissed her pants. It was reasonable for him to help her out.
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