Hearing Batman's opinion, which was similar to a game guide, Chu Cheng couldn't help but fell into deep thought.
He even wondered for a moment whether the master had dealt too much with Arkham's security guards and integrated into the division. His Batmobile is like a tank with two wings plugged in, that is, it literally flies with great strength. Is it appropriate to drive such a big thing directly into the parking lot for on-site investigation?
The security guards in the lunatic asylum only have poor eyesight and are not plankton. How much of this thing can be brought in is a bit outrageous, right?
Chu Cheng's first thought about this idea was to try it and die. He felt that he must have seen a ghost when such a freshman drove in and no one noticed it. But after thinking about it again, it seems that it is not impossible for him to try it again.
Exposing the big deal and rushing out with the Bat Tank, which is what Batman did in the original work. He is very good at catching shrimp farmers on the street, and he has never missed the Gotham Police Station for decades.
In the worst case, he can still escape offline, and Batman disappears in place with his equipment at the first level of the game, and he can show off his pursuer's face again.
In addition, it was the same old reason—what business does it have to do with me, Chu, when Baiteman makes troubles outside? Anyway, it's not me who is wandering outside, so it's not a big problem to jump around on the verge of death.
Like in the comics and Arkham Knight games, the Batmobile can be remotely controlled. Through the remote control device, Chu Cheng can switch to the perspective of the unmanned Batmobile and drive it to the underground parking lot.
Although I think it is a bit difficult for this big guy to sneak in, but it is Batman's equipment after all, so it is not inoperable.
First of all, Batman, who has sneaked into the interior, has fixed the surveillance equipment in the parking lot to ensure that no one will take pictures of the Batmobile. Then the Batmobile turned on the stealth mode to avoid people's eyes and ears.
This invisibility does not refer to the chameleon-style cloaking like King Lanling, but like the Batmobile in the movie "Batman: The Shadow of the Shadow", the noise of the engine is reduced to the minimum, and all the lights are fully illuminated. Closed, the tail propeller is closed, the originally black painted chariot will completely eliminate the whereabouts and blend into the dark environment, and the built-in artificial intelligence will automatically avoid the lights and plan the route to travel in the shadows.
This trick is not easy to use in the downtown area where the entire street is brightly lit, but it becomes sharper in remote roads and suburbs. And the current secret asylum branch disguised as a trade building may have been located in the suburbs out of deception.
On this section of the road, the Batmobile immediately turned into a ghost in the dark, silent like a ghost, even if it swaggered past the surveillance camera, it would be difficult to detect.
After some field surveys, Chu Cheng found that the only thing that could not be bypassed was the sentry post at the door. The light bulb in the parking lot is brighter than the single Wang at the couple's date scene. Even if the Batmobile in stealth mode drives past here, if you can't see it, then the security guard probably lived a good life in his previous life. professional referee.
But it's not a big problem if you can't avoid it. Chu Cheng directly manipulated Batman's knees to walk silently closer, using physical hypnosis to send the security guards a sweet dream.
A total of three guard posts were settled, and the Batmobile was actually driven in by him without anyone noticing.
Then Batman got on the Batmobile, activated the scanning device on the chariot, and conducted a deep scan of the traces on the parking space.
And that's not all, the scanning and analysis continued after the wheel prints surfaced. Chu Cheng speculated that Batman might have calculated the volume through the wheel spacing or matched the car model based on the wheel model. After scanning, a virtual model began to be gradually built above the tire marks under the detective's vision.
It started with two pairs of tires, followed by the bodywork. All the parts are in their place, all parts are assembled and combined, and a brand new holographic off-road vehicle is made in just a few seconds.
Even Agent Luo Yajun sitting in the driver's seat was restored to life.
The most amazing thing is that this car can run really well. Detective Luo in the driver's seat turned the steering wheel exaggeratedly, drifting sideways on the ground handsomely with a gorgeous curve in the style of Qiu Mingshan, and then quickly shifted gears and turned the direction skillfully and coherently, the virtual blue off-road rushed immediately. toward the exit.
So Chu Cheng continued to drive the Batmobile, and chased after the tire tracks while scanning.
During the period, traces of more than one car were scanned through the wheel marks, and more and more messy marks chased up from behind. The modeling in the detective mode also quickly built more models of vehicles in the screen, one after another followed closely behind the off-road vehicle.
But they were also thrown off one after another during the pursuit.
Some were stuck due to performance problems or the chassis was too low, some were trying to imitate old drivers drifting and cornering and ended up being dried into the drain, and some were caught by Agent Luo who didn’t talk about martial arts The spiked belts that were dropped turned back and turned into overturned bastards, and some of them were left behind in the initial stage early because of pure driving skills...
In short, Agent Luo's off-road vehicle seems to have successfully escaped the pursuers. He didn't travel like the city. The dim light and lack of surveillance in the suburbs made it particularly difficult to track him, and the asylum branch quickly lost people.
But the Batmobile followed along. During this period, not only the tire marks were tracked, but also the shrubs and branches crushed by the off-road vehicle, as well as the scratched car paint and so on.
The Batmobile is like a technological hound, sniffing the scent left by that car and chasing after it.
And Chu Cheng, who watched the modeling from the first perspective the whole time, felt like he was watching a car chase movie, which was full of special effects, and the visual impact was quite enjoyable.
After getting rid of the 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, and the impact flames distorted the door hammer like a flaming hammer. The off-road vehicle overturned, rolled several times on the ground, and finally fell on the ground head-to-head.
Chu Cheng paused and played back at slow speed to see clearly that it was a rocket.
Someone fired an RPG at Agent Luo's off-road vehicle.
Luo Yajun in the virtual off-road vehicle also reacted quickly. He kicked open the deformed car door and got out from the cockpit.
Another car appeared in the direction directly opposite him. The car door opened, and a black figure jumped out of the car, seeming to be looking at Luo Yajun next to the wreckage of the off-road vehicle with contemptuous eyes.