American comics: Starting with Luke the Maker

A complete mess.

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The Vampire's military faction, if not completely annihilated overnight, was at least significantly weakened and unable to form a large-scale force again. The large number of elite clansmen gathered were divided up like treasures by various forces. After all, living vampires weren't hard to find, but those who lived long and were powerful were rare.

Not all old guys who've lived for hundreds of years like to show their faces every day.

According to one old bat still in the Luke laboratory, bats of their age should be resting and sleeping in their coffins instead of actively wandering around. Even he only comes out occasionally to exercise and do his old job.

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"Shocking, the sacrifices were huge." Seeing the casualty report after the war, Nick Fury was taken aback. The werewolf troops in the Brooklyn battlefield suffered almost half casualties! If it weren't for the intelligence-reducing properties of the werewolf potion and the natural need to hunt vampires after transforming, the team would have collapsed and become a rout long ago.

However, under the influence of the werewolf pheromones obtained from Hebron by the official side, the werewolf leaders carrying these pheromones controlled and influenced the surrounding werewolf soldiers, stubbornly resisting the desperate counterattacks of those elite vampires, exchanging huge casualties for "gratifying" results.

Of the nearly six thousand werewolf soldiers, only three thousand survived.

Nearly half of the four thousand vampires were also killed or injured, and the rest were poisoned by werewolf venom, unable to move. They were tightly bound with silver handcuffs and chains, and a certain dose of werewolf venom was injected into their bodies at regular intervals.

The battlefield was piled with corpses, and the stench of blood was so strong that even the strong sea breeze couldn't blow it away.

The officials were still trying to clean up the battlefield and transfer the wounded and prisoners.

The other battlefields were not as intense as the Brooklyn battlefield, but there were casualties on both sides. Some people had strong enough security around them to eliminate a wave of attacking vampires and also gain some materials. Some unlucky guys were breached and became hostages and bargaining chips in the hands of the vampires.

Anyway, tonight was a messy night.

Many people will probably remember tonight deeply and never forget it in their later lives.

"Washington has lifted the alert and captured more than a hundred living vampires," Luke said, revealing the latest news he had received.

"The vampires are finished," Nick concluded almost immediately.

He glanced at Luke with a complicated expression. It wasn't that he hadn't thought about cleaning up these dark creatures, but every time he reached a certain stage, he would encounter great resistance. Nick knew why! Because many big shots and high-level officials were leaving themselves a way out! They were happy to see Nick occasionally beat those vampires to make them afraid and respectful.

But they didn't want to see Nick really and completely clean up those vampires, causing them to lose vitality. Because no one knew whether they would become a member of the other group in the future in order to survive! Of course, in the early stages after being transformed, they certainly wouldn't really classify themselves as vampires, but group identity is subtle.

Eventually, to some extent, you will unconsciously have a tendency.

Why were the moderate vampires able to maintain a certain amount of vitality in this turmoil? In addition to their small size and the fact that the official materials were temporarily sufficient and they didn't need to attack them, it was because some of the people they had transformed had spoken for them. The moderate vampires are natural allies with these people.

However, Nick didn't trust the so-called moderates.

Those who are not of our race must have different hearts.

Nick couldn't give his full trust even to humans, let alone dark creatures. In Nick's view, the so-called moderates are another form of corrupting and controlling human leaders. They transform some who are unwilling to die into vampires, so as time goes by, human leaders who are unwilling to transform will naturally pass away, but the high-level officials who are willing to transform will, barring accidents, become more and more numerous, and this faction will become larger and larger.

In fact, in the past few decades, the vampire's erosion of power in this country has, in Nick's view, reached a relatively dangerous point. It's just that they've always disguised themselves well. So in Nick's heart, compared to the militant faction, this group of moderates looks harmless, but is actually more dangerous. At least Nick would rather clash with the militant faction with strength than face the moderates with his hands tied.

What he didn't expect was that Luke did what he had always wanted to do but couldn't.

Longevity potion.

This is a project that can gain a lot of attention and favor just with a concept and technical theory. Not to mention that Luke really researched the results and brought out the product. Although the human trials of the longevity potion were strictly confidential, Nick didn't expect to really keep it secret, nor did he really want to keep it completely secret.

Those big shots who were afraid of the shortness of life and the aging of their bodies were almost ecstatic! If there were more and better choices, who would want to become that kind of dark creature with all kinds of weaknesses and dare not see the sun? Unfortunately, Luke's research was too fast, and by the time they knew the news, the other party had already come up with the technology and manufactured the finished product. This left them with no chance to get involved in the early stages.

Then again, if it was just a concept and theory, everyone would only give limited support and remain on the sidelines.

But with technology, results, and human trial data support.

In short, with a physical object, everyone knows what to do.

Try to collect and control raw materials, and then bargain with the party with the technology. Of course, as the demander, they will definitely be at a disadvantage in the negotiations, but it doesn't matter, they don't care! They are grateful to Luke because Luke helped them find a way! A road they had traveled before, but failed and thought there was no hope!

Once a technology appears, it is impossible to keep it secret forever and not have replicas appear. They don't care how much money Luke makes from it in the early stage, or how much he gets from them, they see a longer future.

Whether the vampires are destroyed or not?

That's not the main problem now!

Nick thought, if those vampires knew that an attack had forcibly and artificially downgraded the status of their group, would they still attack Luke? Perhaps this will give other dark creatures a lesson, don't offend scientists? Especially scientists like Luke and Tony Stark who have both talent and capital.