The Devil Comes to America

Chapter 245: Warning

This is the most bizarre case Robin has investigated since he joined the FBI.

I say it is weird rather than difficult because in the past it was difficult because someone would not allow one to investigate, or the person involved was extremely cunning.

But now it’s different. Robin feels like he’s fighting a battle of wits with the air.

Anyone who comes into contact with it will disappear.

Their families knew nothing about anything.

There was no result from keeping a close eye on the family, and when I tried to check nearby surveillance cameras, they were either damaged or broken.

Half a month has passed and there is no progress at all!

He wanted to investigate inside the base, but it was completely blocked and he couldn't get in.

Robin scratched his hair, his eyes looking a little empty.

What the hell?

It's impossible. There must be an invisible hand controlling all this.

To be honest, Robin now wants to find that hoodie man, although he has no idea how to contact him.

But that guy always finds what he wants, right?

But Robin was not ready to give up. He turned on the computer again and began to check the file records of these days, hoping to find even a trace of clues.

Moreover, he is still waiting for news.

As a result, before he could check his own files, a team member pushed the door and walked in.

"Boss, there is news."

Robin looked over suddenly: "Hurry up and tell me!"

"Isn't Tanis being held in Fort McHenry? Several soldiers who were tried by military courts in the San Diego military base were also held there. We agreed to Tanis's terms and he helped us find those soldiers to ask about what happened in the base. However, I went to see Tanis as agreed, but he told me that I didn't see those people in Fort McHenry."

Robin's eyes widened instantly: "Didn't you see it?"

"No, I didn't."

Robin's eyes immediately sharpened.

He immediately sat in front of the computer and asked, "How many soldiers are there in the Saint-God base?"

"Boss, you are making things difficult for me. This is a military secret."

Robin narrowed his eyes and said, "There are nearly a thousand new recruits training there every year. I think there are at least three to five thousand people. I don't believe that anyone can make so many people disappear! If they exist, there will be traces. Look for the residential areas around the base. Those people must have looked for these residents if they wanted to send messages to the outside world."

"Boss, what are you thinking?"

"Check them one by one to see who and what took these soldiers away."

"I understand."

Robin called another person in and ordered, "We must not lose sight of the clues we have found. Keep an eye on the families of the missing soldiers and monitor their bank accounts. Report any abnormalities immediately."

The team member smiled bitterly and said, "Boss, there are only a dozen of us in total, so we don't have time to keep an eye on the families of those people. But the bank account is fine."

"Surveillance cameras." Robin said directly: "Hide them."

"Ah? But I understand that it's good to monitor these people."

Robin sat back in his seat, thought about it, and then went out.

Bazel Manor.

The news came through Will's earpiece while he was on patrol.

"Sir, that FBI is here again."

"I'll be there soon." Will saw the FBI standing at the door of the Bazel family's house.

"What is it, Agent Robin?"

"It seems you didn't take my advice."

Will grinned: "What's coming won't go away. At least no one has time to care about me now."

"I came to you for a favor." Robin said without any hesitation.

"Please tell me if I can be of any help."

"The same truth serum from last time." Robin asked seriously, "Do you have any more? I might need some."

Will was a little surprised.

You, an FBI agent, come to me, a bodyguard, to ask for truth serum?
Isn't this a bit much?
But Will knew that there was no such thing as truth serum; it was simply the boss's method of hypnosis.

"I'm sorry, Agent Robin." Will said, "The origin of that thing is not easy to explain, and it could easily cause death. It's just that I didn't care at the time. I really don't have it now. If you need it, I can contact someone to place an order."

Robin immediately asked, "How long?"

"I don't know." Will shook his head.

Robin handed Will his business card: "If you have any, please be sure to contact me."

"no problem."

After seeing Robin leave, the team member next to Will came up and asked curiously, "Sir, what does this guy want truth serum for? Doesn't the FBI have this stuff too?"

"Maybe the effect we had last time was too good."

"Do you think they have discovered us?"

"The military didn't even find us, what could the FBI find?"

"But he is the one in charge of this matter, do you want to do it?" Although the subordinate did not continue speaking, his meaning was already very clear.

Will looked at him with a terribly gloomy expression: "First of all, the success last time had nothing to do with us. It was the boss's help that made us successful. If we relied on ourselves alone, no one would be able to find out about this!"

"Secondly, Robin is a good man. We all know that no one would investigate this matter except him. But he did it, and he caught people before us and sent them to prison, and there were many of them! America needs such law enforcers. The world also needs good people."

"Do you think you are a privileged person now? When you didn't enter Dark Gold Security, how much did you hope that such a person would appear? Now you have changed? I hope you don't really think that he deserves to die. If so, man, believe me, you are the one who deserves to die the most!"

The team member immediately lowered his head: "Sir, that's not what I meant. I just thought he might threaten us. I won't think that anymore."

"Don't let anyone have such evil thoughts towards me." Will's voice was full of threats: "If you forget your original intention, there will be people who will clean you up!"

"Yes!"

Robin, who was leaving here, suddenly received a call.

"Sir, what is it?"

"Let's go out for a drink, Robin." A rather tired voice came from the other end of the phone.

Robin was silent for a moment, then said, "Okay."

Soon, Robin drove to a bar, and after walking in, he saw Guy sitting in the booth.

Robin walked over and sat down next to it.

Before Guy could even speak, Robin spoke first: "You better not be the Guy who comes to stop me."

Guy sighed, "I know you have a grudge, Robin, but this matter is over. The matter of the Emerging Society is over."

Robin narrowed his eyes and said, "Dozens of mid-level soldiers died in the barracks before they were brought to justice. Is this the end?"

"Natural disasters are cruel, there's nothing we can do about it." Guy said slowly, "Your reward will come soon, and you'll be promoted after that, so, don't dwell on this matter, okay?"

(End of this chapter)