Chu Cheng stood downstairs, watching Agent Luo's car disappear from sight, and didn't know what to say for a moment.
There is a saying that working overtime in the afternoon on the day of hoeing is very hard, and it is even more painful if you don’t work overtime and have no money to spend. At this point, some people may not even get off work yet, and the super agent actually got off work and ran away...
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Even if infection prevention and control is the responsibility of the prevention and control department, the investigation and cleanup of the source of infection cannot be delayed, right? Even if we don’t work all night, is it not appropriate to call it a day and run away so early?
But that's okay. In this way, Chu Cheng can move freely.
He returned to the room, turned on the computer, and started the game directly. In a short time, his screen had changed to the third-person perspective of Batman, and the location where he appeared was still the place where he logged off the game last night.
Chu Cheng stretched his fingers, adjusted his posture to a comfortable position, and prepared snacks and drinks. The night was just about to begin.
Chu Cheng also took note of what Shao Risheng and Agent Luo explained during their "friendly conversation." He entered the address into the game map and quickly located the gang den he mentioned.
On the surface it looked like a casino. It was a dark Gothic building, with the words "At Large" hanging on the signboard. I don't know if it was simply to highlight the personality or to imply ridicule.
Batman landed on a nearby high ground. Chu Cheng did not move anymore, but turned on his detective vision to scan the building structure.
Luo Yajun said that it was just an unknown human life, and similar incidents may have happened many times. Someone may die inexplicably every month, but no one will care, and no one will pay the price.
He was wrong.
Maybe not before, but there will be in the future.
After two days of exploration, Chu Cheng also discovered another wonderful use of detective vision.
Like traditional Batman games, the detective mode in the game will mark enemies and civilians. It will concisely and clearly tell the player in a cold-toned picture which enemies need to be defeated and which are innocent people or civilians in the field of view.
teammate.
Including when there is no main mission to control Batman wandering the streets, this function also allows players to quickly scan enemies and criminals in nearby areas. Players can control Batman at any time to go to any street in the city to break a few bones.
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In this game, this feature can help players identify which targets can earn hero points after defeating them, and which targets do not.
During the operation of Batman's operation last night, he saw with his own eyes that someone in detective mode originally had a civilian badge on his body, but when he was sneakily trying to steal the battery, his badge changed from "civilian" to "civilian"
"enemy".
At that time, Chu Cheng speculated that the identity of the enemy under the detective's vision should be determined by the game system, or the game character Batman.
But when Chu Cheng came to this "Get Away from Murder" casino with Batman, he remembered that he seemed to have passed by here when he patrolled the city with Batman last night.
At that time, he also turned on detective vision, but there was no enemy in the vision mark. It seemed that all the people inside were recognized as civilians.
But when he came to the same address today, he turned on the detective vision perspective again to scan the building. Looking around, he saw a dense area full of enemies.
Could it be because he knew this place was a criminal den?
But it stands to reason that he, Chu, was the one who got the information. What does he have to do with Bateman?
Or... can the characters in the game actually share the information they obtained during the day?
Chu Cheng's first reaction when he came up with this idea was that it was absurd. But then he thought that controlling the game characters to act in reality seemed to be absurd enough.
After exploring the outside of the building for a moment, he quickly found a suitable entrance. Batman entered the interior through an open skylight and landed silently in the circular corridor of the tall building.
Chu Cheng has never been to a real casino in person in his entire life. He only has a little understanding of it from the limited performances in film and television dramas.
His impression of this kind of occasion was probably champagne and wine, a roulette table and a large number of chips, gamblers who spent a lot of money and lost their minds, and a ragged croupier who dealt cards to accompany him...
Don't wait a moment, this summary doesn't seem that unfamiliar to him. After all, he has visited the Azur Lane and Griffin Premium Store (mobile games "Azur Lane" and "Girls' Frontline"), and the feeling seems to be not much different.
But today there was none of the above. The beautifully decorated hall was quiet, without a single gambler or croupier. There were only a large number of black sunglasses armed with guns scattered throughout the hall.
There were faint sounds of shouting and cursing from deeper in the hall.
Chu Cheng observed and memorized the scattered positions of all the black sunglasses in the hall, and quickly planned an attack route.
Batman leaned against the wall and landed silently behind the two people on the high platform. The positions of these two people had the best view, and attacks from other positions would be difficult to avoid their observation range, so they needed to be solved first.
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Chu Cheng had originally thought of a response plan if he was discovered or seen by other sentries, but he found that he had thought too much. The two black sunglasses were standing guard on the surface, but they were actually blowing water and spanking, and they were not paying attention at all. Don't say it.
It was a sneak attack from behind, and even if it jumped across from them, they might not be able to see it.
It only took a moment to deal with these two people. Before that, Chu Cheng even hid in the shadows behind, using the auditory enhancement of the detective's vision to eavesdrop on the conversation between the two people.
The content of the conversation was also very simple. In short, everyone in the gang was frightened by this strange incident, and the casino was suspended due to this.
At the moment, the boss, the first boss, the second boss, the third boss, and others are discussing countermeasures in the casino. According to the current situation, either they have to surrender collectively and seek official asylum, or they will probably all pack up and run away in the hope of escaping this curse.
One of the bastards was still lamenting that he was young and ignorant and fell into this quagmire accidentally. If he was lucky enough to escape from this incident, he would wash his hands in a golden basin and marry his girlfriend when he got back...
From their conversation, Chu Cheng learned that most of the gang leaders were in the casino. He got the information he needed, and was not interested in Zayu's next murderous book-style flag-planting method, so he controlled Batman to step forward instantly
The two of them were so fucked that they fainted.
Chu Cheng didn't just come to them because he wanted to punish evil and promote good and uphold justice. Although it was very satisfying to beat these usually arrogant and domineering guys until they were missing arms and legs, what was more important was that he had some experience.
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As they were marked as enemies in the detective vision, these people immediately changed from penniless fish to walking experience bags in front of Chu Cheng. While hammering them one by one into mentally retarded, the hero points in the store also skyrocketed. It was simply
It's as enjoyable as cutting leeks.
Looking back now, Chu Cheng felt more and more that the gangsters he fought in the tutorial were all elites, and all the police officers felt as if they were elites. This was in sharp contrast to the real gang gangsters in front of him.
Maybe e-sports doesn’t require eyesight, and neither does street gangsters.
That's not what he said. Just these few bad eyesight is basically the same as Chu Cheng's previous life as a referee from a certain country. He was physically disabled but strong-willed but struggling on the front line of the Olympics. Or it was like a policeman from a certain country who shot the body of a victim who was shot seven times in the back.
After a lot of investigation and reasoning, I came to the conclusion after thinking for a long time, Emmmm, the cause of death was probably a stroke, right?
Of course, it would be best if the villain's eyesight is like this, and the game level will automatically be downgraded to easy difficulty.
Although the enemies are weak, there are indeed a lot of people in the hall. The detective mode marked a total of twenty-two enemies, all of them armed with firearms.
It is not realistic to kill them all while avoiding everyone's sight, but you can consider killing a few of them as much as possible, and finally turn off the lights and use the cover of darkness to kill them all in one fell swoop.
After solving the two people at the commanding heights, Chu Cheng was about to continue moving along the planned route, but was suddenly stunned.
The detective vision screen showed that a new customer appeared from the direction of the door.
A cylindrical object was thrown into the room from nowhere and rolled down to the feet of two men in black sunglasses who were patrolling the hall.
A grenade.
boom!
The dazzling fire exploded under the confused expressions of black sunglasses in the hall. The two people who were close to each other were directly blown away. The shrapnel flying in the fire swept down two more people, and they were rolling on the ground and wailing.
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The door was kicked open. From the computer screen, Chu Cheng clearly saw Agent Luo Yajun, who had just separated from him not long ago, appearing in the hall with a cigar in his mouth and a submachine gun in his hand, pointing at it.