Black Super left Hell's Kitchen without changing clothes or returning to East 49th Street. Instead, he headed to New York City Police Headquarters and stood on the rooftop. Using Super Vision and hearing, he monitored the movements of the people inside the department.
A nearly full moon hung high in the sky. It was late at night, but an institution like the NYPD was nothing like some rural police station that closed up and went home after dark. Even in the middle of the night, people were still on duty here.
However, George Stacy, who was still sitting in the commissioner's office, was clearly working overtime rather than pulling the night shift.
During this period, as they cleared out Vampires and Werewolves, it was not only the frontline tactical teams risking their lives. The logistical and administrative teams were under no less pressure. The people below were run ragged, so how could the police commissioner possibly be taking it easy?
They were not the military, which only cared about killing and not cleaning up afterward. Police had mountains of administrative paperwork to deal with.
Fortunately, the hydrogen bomb issue was not something a police chief like him had to handle. That was the responsibility of lofty agencies like the NSA, the FBI, and S.H.I.E.L.D. Even the military had no authority to investigate it and could only cooperate.
That was why those federal agencies could not spare the effort to compete with the NYPD for the glory of wiping out the Vampires and Werewolves. With someone capable of building hydrogen bombs running around out there, the real big shots could not sit still, and the FBI people had to run themselves ragged.
Although they had uprooted the most important Vampire and Werewolf strongholds in New York City in one sweep, while