Chapter 3 Everyone has a bright future

Locke listened to Jack's voice, came back to his senses, and turned his head to look out the window.

What came into view.

From the outside, a twelve-story old apartment building with yellowed and peeling walls came into view.

I'll think about superpowers later.

Let's get to work first.

Locke calmed down.

"Get out of the car."

"Dong."

As Locke got out of the car, the doors of the three black vans in front of him were opened, and one after another, fully armed Sentinel SWATs specially used to deal with mutants also walked out of the car with expressionless faces.

"Locke."

"Brown."

Locke looked at Sentinel SWAT Captain Brown who walked over from the van.

There are a total of ten special forces in the entire New York Sentinel Secret Service, and the special forces team led by Brown is one of them.

Just as all Sentinel agents like to work with the special forces teams they are familiar with, Brown's special forces team is Locke's designated special forces team.

Brown was originally a Marine. Because his wife died in an accident caused by the awakening of mutants, he chose to join the Sentinel Special Service and vowed to kill all mutants to avenge his wife.

That's right.

Brown's wife was three months pregnant when she died.

Holding the X-energy suppression rifle developed specifically for mutants, Brown walked quickly to Walker.

"Which floor?"

"Debbie."

Locke was not interested in the grudge between Brown and the mutants. He glanced at the molting apartment and then looked at Debbie who was coming from behind: "Have you found any information about the suspect?"

This time the operation was not led by him.

He was originally planning to get off work. After Debbie came back from a business trip to the district attorney's office, she told him that an informant reported that there was a mutant in the apartment in front of him.

This is not it.

Locke can only work overtime temporarily.

After all, as a senior agent of the Sentinel Special Service, he was not active in catching mutants. If people knew about it, they would think he had some problems with his thinking.

Debbie looked at Brown: "1002, 10th floor, the informant said..."

Before she finished speaking.

Before she finished speaking, Brown could not wait to nod to Locke, then with bloodthirsty eyes, he loaded the X weapon in his hand, turned around and walked towards the twelve special agents waiting not far away.

"1002, 10th floor!"

"Received."

"Dog, dog, dog!"

As we all know, what kind of captain there is, what kind of team members there will be.

Brown chose to join the Sentinel Special Service because his pregnant wife was killed by mutants, so most of his team members were killed by mutants directly or indirectly.

Soon.

Brown and his team members directly pulled down the masks that could block the attacks of psychic mutants, and then rushed into the apartment first.

The twelve special police team members also followed closely with murderous intent.

Locke did not choose to follow in.

To arrest ordinary suspects, confirm the location, and the special police can just go to the door to check the water meter. If they dare to resist, they can just shoot.

But arresting mutant suspects is different.

In a word.

To arrest mutant suspects, certain skills are required.

"Boss."

Just as Brown led his team into the apartment, Jack, who took out two metal suitcases from the trunk, also came over.

Debbie reached out to take one of the metal boxes.

Jack then ran quickly to the back of the apartment with the remaining metal boxes.

Debbie squatted on the ground and opened the metal box in her hand.

In the metal box, a metal rod similar to an energy bar with a hollow in the middle filled with dark blue liquid appeared in sight.

X-energy suppression rod.

The only artifact of the Sentinel Special Service to capture mutants.

No other.

After the X-energy suppression rod is activated, it can suppress the abilities of all mutants in the area in a range.

Of course, this portable X-energy suppression rod has limited effects, and can only suppress mutants below the gamma level at most.

However, the number of Gamma-class mutants has always been small.

Beta-class mutants like Wolverine and Alpha-class mutants like Professor X are even rarer.

The largest number of mutants known so far are those below Gamma-class.

Most of these mutants have poor abilities and are not under their control, and are the most likely to cause social unrest.

This type of mutant is the main target of the Sentinel Secret Service.

Soon.

Debbie took out the X-energy suppressor from the box and stood up and swung it violently, then inserted the longer suppressor into the ground like an iron rod.

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With a buzzing sound.

A spherical core made of diamonds on the top of the suppressor emits a buzzing sound as the dark blue energy liquid in the middle rises, and then begins to turn blue. Jack, who has already run to the back door, has also inserted the suppressor in his hand into the ground.

With a popping sound.

After the two suppressors were successfully connected, a faint blue ripple vibrated from the top of the two suppressors, just like the ripples caused by a stone thrown into the lake.

"Brown."

Seeing this, Locke reached out and pressed the communicator on his right ear to inform the SWAT captain Brown who had already run into the apartment.

"It's OK."

"Good."

Brown's low voice with a hint of bloodthirsty excitement echoed in the headset.

It can be seen that Brown loves his deceased wife very much, so he wants to kill all mutants and bury his deceased wife.

But...

It has nothing to do with him.

Locke is not interested in killing mutants.

This is the truth.

Although his extraordinary points are obtained by killing extraordinary life, after his experiments, this kill does not necessarily require direct killing.

Brown is his teammate, and Brown's kill, from the perspective of the game, is equivalent to his successful kill.

You kill, and I take the points.

Everyone has a bright future.

This is why he likes to cooperate with Brown's special forces team.

Other special forces teams will choose to capture mutants if they can.

And if the capture is successful...

There is no extraordinary point.

Locke put his hands in his pockets, looked up in the direction of the tenth floor of the apartment, and quietly waited for the prompt sound of obtaining extraordinary points after the successful kill.

"Right."

Locke glanced at Debbie standing next to him: "Does your informant know what mutant ability this time?"

Debbie recalled the informant's information: "I don't know the details, but that guy said that he saw Lindsay Perrin was robbed yesterday and shot three times. He thought he was dead, but he was still alive today, so he guessed that he was a mutant."

Hit three times and alive?

Immortal?

Quick healing?

This ability, if copied, seems to be good.

Locke's heart moved.

"Did your informant see Lindsay Perrin being shot?"

"Yes."

"Was he at the scene yesterday?"

"Yes."

Debbie nodded and looked at Locke: "He is the robber who fired the gun. He made a deal with us. He gave up a mutant, and we helped him reach a non-prosecution deal with the district attorney."

Locke: "..."