When he heard Batman's opinion, which was similar to a game guide, Chu Cheng couldn't help but fell into deep thought.
He even once wondered whether the master had been involved in dealing with Arkham's security too much and integrated into the segment. His Batmobile was like a tank with two wings, so it was literally as powerful as a brick flying. It's such a big thing.
Is it appropriate to drive directly into a parking lot to conduct an on-site investigation?
The security guard of the lunatic asylum only has poor eyesight and is not a plankton. It’s a bit outrageous how much this thing can be transported in, right?
Chu Cheng's first thought about this idea was to try it and then die. He thought it must be a ghost if no one noticed when such a big thing drove in. But then he thought about it and it seemed that it was not impossible to give it a try.
After being exposed, he would rush out in the Battank, which Batman did a lot in the original work. The street catcher is still very good at catching people, and he has been sneaking around the Gotham Police Department for decades without missing a beat.
At worst, he can still escape offline. In the first level of the game, Batman and his equipment disappear on the spot, and he can show off his pursuit of the enemy again.
The other reason is still the same - what does Bateman's trouble outside have to do with Mr. Chu? Anyway, it's not him who is wandering outside, and it's not a big problem if he is on the verge of committing suicide.
Just like in comics and Arkham Knight games, the Batmobile can also be remotely controlled. Through the remote control device, Chu Cheng can switch to the perspective of the unmanned Batmobile and drive it into the underground parking lot.
Although I think it's a bit difficult to infiltrate this big guy, after all, it's Batman's equipment, so it's not inoperable.
First, Batman, who had already sneaked inside, set up the surveillance equipment in the parking lot to ensure that no one would take pictures of the Batmobile. Then the Batmobile turned on stealth mode throughout the entire process to avoid being seen.
This invisibility does not refer to a chameleon-like escape like King Lanling, but like the Batmobile in the movie "Batman Begins", which reduces the engine noise to a minimum and all lights are fully illuminated.
When closed, the tail thruster is closed, and the originally black-painted tank will completely disappear and merge into the dark environment. The built-in artificial intelligence will automatically avoid the light planned route and travel in the shadows.
This trick is not easy to use in a downtown area where the whole street is brightly lit, but it becomes more effective in remote areas and suburbs. And the current branch of the Secret Service Lunatic Asylum disguised as a commercial building may be located in order to conceal its location.
It is located in the suburbs.
On this stretch of road, the Batmobile immediately transformed into a ghost in the darkness, as silent as a ghost. Even if it swaggered past the surveillance camera, it would be difficult to detect it.
After some on-site investigation, Chu Cheng found that the only thing that could not be bypassed was the sentry at the door. Under the light bulb in the parking lot that flashed brighter than the single guy at the couple's date scene, even the Batmobile in stealth mode could not be bypassed.
If you can't see me when you drive past here, there's a good chance that this security guard was a professional referee who had a good life in his childhood.
But it's not a big deal if there is no way to avoid it. Chu Cheng directly manipulated Batman's knees to walk closer to him silently, and used physical hypnosis to give the security guard a sweet dream.
A total of three sentry posts were secured, and the Batmobile actually drove in without anyone noticing.
Batman then got into the Batmobile, activated the scanning device on the vehicle, and conducted a deep scan of the traces on the parking space.
I don't know if I didn't scan, but I saw a bright blue scanning beam from the front of the chariot pushing out like a wave, and four clearly visible wheel marks suddenly appeared on the parking space.
But this is not over yet. After the wheel marks appeared, scanning and analysis continued. Chu Cheng guessed that Batman might have calculated the volume through the distance between the wheels or matched the car model based on the wheel model. After scanning, the detective’s vision
A virtual model gradually began to be built above the tire marks.
First there are two pairs of tires, followed by the body. All the parts are in place, and each component is assembled and assembled. In just ten seconds, a brand new holographic off-road vehicle is created.
Even Agent Luo Yajun sitting in the driver's seat has been restored to life.
The most amazing thing is that this car can actually run. I saw Agent Luo on the driver's seat turn the steering wheel in an exaggerated way, drifting handsomely on the ground with a gorgeous Akinayama curve, and then followed the action
Skillfully and coherently, he quickly shifted gears and set the direction, and the virtual blue off-road vehicle immediately rushed towards the exit.
So Chu Cheng continued to drive the Batmobile, scanning and following the tire tracks from behind to pursue.
During this period, the traces of more than one car were also scanned through the wheel marks, and more and more messy marks were chasing up from behind. The modeling in detective mode also quickly built more vehicle models on the screen.
One after another, they followed closely behind the off-road vehicle.
But they were also thrown away one after another during the pursuit.
Some got stuck due to performance issues or the chassis was too low, some tried to imitate experienced drivers in drifting around corners and were driven into the drainage ditch, and some were kicked back by the spike belt thrown by Agent Luo without moral integrity.
Some of the most outstanding cosplayers out there are some who were left behind early on because of their poor car skills...
All in all, Agent Luo's off-road vehicle seemed to have successfully escaped the pursuers. He did not travel through the city. The dim light in the suburbs and the lack of surveillance made it particularly difficult to track him. The lunatic asylum branch quickly lost people.
But the Batmobile followed all the way. During the process, it tracked not only the tire tracks, but also the branches of the bushes that the off-road vehicle hit, the crushed branches, and the paint scratched off the car.
The Batmobile is like a technological hound, sniffing out the scent left by the car and chasing after it.
Chu Cheng, who watched this modeling session from a first-person perspective, felt like he was watching a car chase movie, full of special effects, and the visual impact was quite enjoyable.
After getting rid of his pursuers, Chu Cheng continued to chase the off-road vehicle for a long distance. Suddenly, without any warning, the off-road vehicle was overturned.
Something suddenly exploded on the side of the car body, and the impact flames were like a burning heavy hammer that deformed the door hammer. The off-road vehicle turned over and rolled several times on the ground, and finally turned upside down.
Fell to the ground.
Chu Cheng paused and slowly played it backwards to see clearly that it was a rocket.
Someone fired an RPG at Agent Luo's traveling SUV.
Luo Yajun in the virtual off-road vehicle also reacted quickly. He kicked open the deformed door and got out of the cockpit.
Another car appeared in the direction directly opposite him. The door opened, and a black figure jumped out of the car. He seemed to be looking at Luo Yajun beside the wreckage of the off-road vehicle with contempt.
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