After being discharged from the hospital, Abraham and Whistler stayed in New York for three days before setting off for Chicago.
Using his expertise and experience, he added quite a few filtering conditions to Henry's tracking program, successfully "reducing" the number of suspected Vampire targets in New York City from 930,000 to 1.27 million...
When he saw the result, even the Kryptonian felt dizzy. Once again, he wanted to just throw a Peace Bomb at the problem and be done with it.
The old man's reasoning was quite sound. When necessary, Vampires could leave buildings during the day and walk the streets. High-UV sunscreen, protective clothing, and the like were all things they could rely on to move beneath the Sun.
It was just that doing so carried enormous risks for Vampires and limited their activity time. With high-UV sunscreen, for instance, Vampires could only remain active under the blazing Sun for around twenty minutes to an hour.
Thus, under the original filtering logic, anyone active outdoors during the day would be directly removed from the list of suspected targets. But now, those people had been pulled back in, with only those who spent extended periods outdoors during daylight being excluded.
With a sum of operating funds in hand, the restless old Vampire hunter boarded a train for Chicago. Naturally, he avoided flying because identity checks at airports were stricter. To avoid trouble, he simply would not use that kind of transportation.
Henry, who remained in New York, was not spending all day staring at data and program logic, hoping to identify every Vampire through thought alone. He was also rushing to build equipment that those around him could use, especially Gwen Stacy's Spider-Mech.
The two spiders from the Amazon Rainforest were readily accepted by Gwen. Fitted with mechanical shells,