Super Detective in the Fictional World

Earlier, only the front of the bus had dropped, but after everyone ran around in a panic, and the road in front of them collapsed again, half of the bus was now hanging in the air, as if it was about to fall.

Some quick-witted person had yelled, “Go to the back and weigh down the bus!” Only under everyone’s weight was the bus able to maintain this balance.

This was the center of the overpass, which was twenty meters to the ground below. Only God knew how many would survive the fall.

Luke landed behind the bus and tied rope darts to the guardrails on both sides of the road before he locked down the tires.

Someone spotted him and exclaimed, “Batman!”

Everyone in the bus looked over.

Luke just said, “I’m going to break the glass. Don’t panic, and help the person in front of you climb out.”

…

Not long ago, in a villa on Malibu Beach, a gentle male voice rang out. “Mr. Stark, Lawrence’s system has issued a high-risk alert.”

Tony stopped what he was doing and looked up. “What level?”

“An earthquake with an estimated magnitude between 7.2 and 7.5. It will happen in ten seconds,” Jarvis reported unhurriedly.

Tony cursed and ordered, “Mark 1, get ready.”

Jarvis said, “Mr. Stark, you have yet to test the prolonged operation of this armor. A lot of calculations are incomplete. It’s too dangerous…”

Tony said, “Jarvis, my dad always said, do first, talk later, okay?”

After a brief silence, Jarvis said, “Please wait to don the armor after the earthquake in case of danger.”

Tony said, “Got it.”

As he spoke, he put out the light screen in his hand. “Remember to record all data from the moment I set out until I return. Remember to record everything about that guy.”

His eyes flashed with eagerness. “Batman, you’re finally here.”

Half an hour ago, Jarvis had been monitoring LAPD’s comms, and when the AI reported Batman’s appearance, Tony started making preparations.

Now that an earthquake was about to happen, he didn’t believe that Batman would slip away as quietly as he had during the first earthquake.

Five minutes after the earthquake started, a shiny silver suit shot out of a passage, trailing white fire as it flew toward Los Angeles in the east.

…

Luke smashed the rear window with his fist and tore it open. “The people at the back, help push the people near the window out. Don’t move too fast or waste time.”

A man cried out and fell out of the hole. Luke caught him and said, “Run to the back yourself.”

Stunned for a moment, the man watched Batman catch and put down a woman and a kid. He helped them up and ran to the back, still saying, “Thank you, thank you, Batman.”