Leo frowned as well and followed them.
May quickened her pace and jogged toward Skye in the distance, while also taking care to keep herself concealed.
"Leo, you can't just follow me like this. You'll expose us."
May glanced at Leo following behind her and spoke in a low voice.
"We can go farther away, so she won't be able to see us," Leo said.
"Then we'll lose the target too. Skye doesn't know counter-surveillance. I can..."
May suddenly noticed the Golden Light flickering constantly in Leo's eyes, as if she understood something.
She came to Leo's side and looked at Skye, who had already disappeared around the corner. "You can still see Skye?"
"Of course. Come on, let's take it slow. There's no rush."
Leo walked forward casually, occasionally changing direction. He took several side streets, yet his footsteps never showed the slightest hesitation.
May stayed beside Leo the whole way, watching him with a puzzled expression. She remained expressionless and silent, and no one knew what she was thinking.
Coulson soon caught up with Layden's vehicle and followed closely behind it.
Layden couldn't shake Coulson at all, and anxiety began to show on his face. "Fine, cop. You brought this on yourself."
He lightly tapped the phone mounted on the dashboard and selected one of the many entries.
"Traffic Jam Protocol."
Dozens of lines of code instantly appeared on the phone, launching a program that had been written long ago.
The traffic lights at the intersection ahead of Layden immediately began displaying scrambled signals, throwing the traffic into chaos. Layden's car rushed through during the last possible moment, while Coulson was blocked by a bus and a truck.
"I lost him." Coulson's expression turned grim.
May heard him and couldn't help glancing at Leo. If they lost their