Marvel's Outlaws

In the evening, after dinner, Joey greeted his father and said he wanted to go out to play, and then left home.

Driving a sports car was naturally not suitable for going to a place like Hell's Kitchen, so Joey went directly to the largest nightclub in New York, which used to be his favorite place.

"Hey, Joey, you haven't been here for a long time." There is a long queue outside the nightclub. It is not easy to get in, but people just like it here.

There was a strong black man in charge of the main entrance who was over two meters tall. He liked people to call him Big Bear. "Hey, Big Bear." After Joey got out of the car, he threw his keys to the black guy who parked the car and gave him a tip of 5 dollars. At the same time, he whispered a few words into his ear.

Then he bumped fists with the giant bear, and then clasped his palms. A 20-dollar note had already entered the huge palm of the giant bear.

The giant bear opened the rope and let Joey go in directly without buying a ticket.

The people in line were not dissatisfied at all. Looking at the car they drove, it was obvious that they were regulars here and spent a lot of money. The giant bear watched Joey enter the main entrance, said a few words on the radio, and quietly put the tip into his pocket.

There are two worlds inside and outside the door. Just after entering, a wave of heat hits, loud music, colorful lights, and men and women dancing crazily.

A white man in a black suit, who looked to be about thirty years old, opened his arms to Joey, and then the two hugged each other and patted each other on the back without any dialogue.

As soon as you enter the door, you will see the lobby on the first floor. It is very large and has various booths and scattered seats, as well as a circular bar counter. Several bartenders are very busy.

The white man was the manager. He took Joey directly to the box on the second floor. Knowing Joey's habits, a luxurious box opened and Joey walked into it, and then closed the door.

It was quiet, "Joy, you haven't been here for almost half a year." The white man spoke at this time.

"Haha, I worked Milo." Joey said.

"Oh, yes, you have graduated from college and should be working now. Are you in your father's group?" Milo and Joey are very familiar with each other. After all, Joey is a frequent visitor here.

"No, I became a police officer and now I'm an NYPD."

"Are you kidding?" Sure enough, Milro also looked at Joey in disbelief.

"Stop talking. The parking guy is about to deliver something to me. Go pick him up." Joey waved his hand. He didn't come here just for fun.

Milro left the box with doubts. After a while, he walked in with the black young man. Joey gave him a tip of 20 US dollars, and the black young man left the box happily.

"What are you doing?" Milo looked at Joey curiously.

Joey opened the black sports bag. Inside was the cheap clothes Joey bought, including jeans, a hooded sweatshirt, sneakers and a leather jacket.

Milro became even more curious. Watching Joey changing clothes in the box, he couldn't help but ask again: "Joy, what are you going to do?"

"Pick up girls," Joey said matter-of-factly.

"Why are you changing clothes to pick up girls?"

"Of course it is to use my own charm to find a beautiful girl who can fall in love with me, and then start a vigorous love."

"are you crazy"

"What's wrong with me?"

"You told me that you became a policeman, and now you want to disguise yourself as a poor boy and find a Cinderella to fall in love with."

"How do you know it's Cinderella or a princess? And I'm really a policeman, look." Joey took out his ID. Milo opened it and opened his mouth.

“I really became a policeman.”

"Is there any benefit to lying to you? Besides, I have a formal job now, so I want to have a formal relationship, but you know the troubles of rich people, so do me a favor and let me know later. Melt into the sea of ​​people below and look for my destined goddess.”

"Okay, I won't bother you anymore." Milro shook his head. Joey was going crazy. It was better for him to stay away. He couldn't control what the rich second generation wanted to do.

The door card of the box was left by Milo. No matter how Joey played, he couldn't escape with this minimum consumption.

After Milro went out, Joey put away the clothes he had taken off, and then took out stacks of US dollars in cash from his duffel bag. It was impossible to swipe a credit card to buy weapons, so Joey took out 10,000 US dollars in advance.

There wouldn't be a lot of one-hundred-dollar banknotes, but the worst thing is that one-hundred-dollar banknotes are hardly in circulation in the United States, so what Joey exchanged were twenty-dollar banknotes, and he could only use his pockets to separate them. Come and pretend.

Fortunately, it's winter now, so it doesn't matter even if it looks a little bloated. Then I left the box and entered the hall on the first floor.

There are also surveillance cameras here, but the dim lights naturally block them. Only some of them can be seen near the stage, and Joey now shows up here, pretending to be looking for his hunting target, and then disappears into the crowd of manic men and women.

Milro shook his head, and then stopped paying attention to Joey. He didn't understand the idea of ​​a rich second generation who went to nightclubs to find true love. It's not that there are no good girls here, but they are basically other people's girlfriends. Joey went crazy today. He It's better to avoid it.

An emergency exit, Joey knew it, but it was just a disguise. As the largest nightclub in New York, or one of them, the guys who come here have all kinds of hobbies, but this store does not store any prohibited items in the store.

And if the guests need it, after they make a phone call, someone will come directly to them, and the handover location is right here. But there are no security guards here. The door is locked from the inside because it is not used at all. As long as it is locked, it doesn't matter at all.

The fundamental reason why Joey chose this nightclub was because of this door, and because of the special function of this door, there were no monitoring equipment inside and outside the door, and even the outside was just an alley.

Joey opened the door and went out without attracting anyone else's attention. He walked out of the alley onto the street and hailed a taxi to head to Hell's Kitchen.

"I said, man, you go to Hell's Kitchen at this time." The driver was reluctant, and Joey was wearing a hood and mask, so he couldn't see his face at all, which made the driver a little worried.

"Whoa!" Five 20-dollar banknotes appeared in front of the driver's eyes. "There are five more. Just take the main road."

"Okay" took away the US dollars instantly, then started the car and merged into the traffic flow. It was relatively safer to take the main road, and taxi drivers also worked hard to make money.

The place where Joey went was the street where Brett Mahoney introduced the situation on the day of the report. It was considered a main street, so the taxi driver didn't make any more excuses and parked there safely.

Joey gave five again, then got out of the car and looked around to find the target person.