Plundering the Myriad Heavens Starting from Warhammer
Chapter 6

Hello, Green Hat Man

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In reality, the Claw Woman was a truly insignificant character in the story, appearing only a few times.

But Alvin remembered her, and she left a deep impression on him, all thanks to a rather "explosive" plot point.

And by "explosive," I mean literally.

After taking drugs, the Claw Woman, seeking revenge on the Locomotive, seduced her ordinary tenant and had an affair.

Then, at the peak of their encounter, she sat on the tenant's face and used her powerful gluteal and thigh muscles to crush his head!

That scene truly stuck with Alvin, prompting him to sincerely admire how wild America played the game!

Of course, the perversion of the aforementioned plot wouldn't even rank in the top ten of the entire series.

It just goes to show how chaotic this world is, a true carnival of lust and ecstasy.

Alvin silently made the Eagle Salute over his chest.

He secretly felt fortunate that there were no fanatics from The Vought, otherwise, they would have likely signed an extermination order without hesitation and burned the entire planet to glass.

"Phew, luckily it's early in the story."

Alvin pinched the bridge of his nose, quickly simulating his next plan in his mind: "This is the only chance to get Compound V in the early stages."

Vought International's management of Compound V was very strict. Although several locations appeared in the story, they were all secret laboratories.

Firstly, he had no idea where the secret labs were. Secondly, even if he knew their locations, it would be extremely difficult for him to break in and steal Compound V given Vought's security forces.

But where there's a will, there's a way, and the Claw Woman was the breakthrough!

This all started with the Claw Woman's identity. She was the Locomotive's underground girlfriend, and their relationship was not public.

The Locomotive, being one of Vought International's most promoted members of The Seven, had numerous opportunities to access Compound V.

In order to monopolize the title of the fastest and the world record, the Locomotive secretly hid a portion of Compound V in the Claw Woman's apartment, unbeknownst to Vought.

Even though Alvin was well aware that the batch of Compound V was a temporary agent, only granting superpowers for 24 hours, and that increased injections would cause severe damage to the body, he still wasn't going to give up this opportunity.

But plans were plans, and Alvin soon discovered a problem.

He knew nothing about American cities, nor did he have any identity; he was essentially an illegal immigrant, making it incredibly difficult to find the Claw Woman's apartment.

After a few seconds of thought, Alvin set his sights on the Protagonist Group.

"Butcher is a great starting point."

Swallowing the last sip of his cola, Alvin left the fast-food restaurant.

He already had a complete plan in his mind. Next, he needed to resolve his illegal immigrant status and then find the Protagonist Group.

In a modern city with a population of nearly ten million, finding a few specific targets was no different than finding a needle in a haystack.

But this was America.

There was no problem that Money Power couldn't solve.

If there was, it meant he hadn't paid enough!

Alvin's method was simple: first, borrow money from the Black Guys, and second, have the mob find the people.

Although the Black Guys were poor, they made up for it in numbers!

As long as he went into the slums, Black Guys would spawn endlessly, much like the goblin tribes outside the Novice Village.

After experiencing America's simple traditions of warmth and hospitality, Alvin, clutching a large sum of several thousand dollars, politely left the "Novice Village" amidst the Black Guys' "reluctant" pleas for him to stay.

As for why he could be so brazen and not be apprehended by a Superhero, Alvin could only say that they didn't understand America.

Superheroes didn't protect the poor; they'd rather take on a couple of endorsement deals.

As for the second step, it was even simpler.

Most of the mob, while appearing fierce, were actually bullies who preyed on the weak.

Alvin didn't understand America, but he understood scum.

In fact, after he unleashed his Deflection Field and gunned down over a dozen unlucky individuals, the entire mob surrendered obediently.

They believed Alvin was a Superhero, as there was no other explanation for why bullets would automatically deflect off him.

No one wanted to die, and scum. were often even more afraid of death!

Thus, after Alvin threw money around and shot a few scumbags, the mob operated with unprecedented efficiency. In just one morning, they found the target individuals.

It turned out that when people are desperate, they can do anything except solve math problems.

According to the address they investigated, Alvin drove there alone.

Unexpectedly, as soon as he arrived at the entrance of Huey Campbell's workplace, he saw two people inside acting like they were high, wildly throwing punches at empty space.

"Yo, lucky me, I actually ran into the plot."

Alvin was pleasantly surprised; he had arrived at the perfect time.

This part of the story involved Butcher instigating Huey to plant a listening device in Vought International, but The Invisible Man discovered it and followed them, leading to a fight.

But Hughie was just an ordinary office worker, his combat power practically zero, and he was taken down in one encounter.

Although Butcher knew a little about fighting, he was still fundamentally human. At first, he could go back and forth with the Invisible Man, but he soon fell into a disadvantage.

Alvin sat in the car, not intending to help at all. He calmly took out his phone, then aimed the camera at the store and started recording a video.

Soon, Butcher was knocked to the ground by the Invisible Man. Just as his life was hanging by a thread, Hughie, who was beside him, suddenly had a flash of inspiration and used a broken electrical wire to directly stun the Invisible Man.

The two sat on the ground, panting, looking with lingering fear at the Invisible Man who had reappeared after being stunned.

"It's my turn to appear."

Seeing that the fight was over, Alvin knew his chance had come, so he leisurely and unhurriedly got out of the car.

Butcher and Hughie, still shaken inside the store, suddenly heard the sound of the door opening.

"Ah!"

Hughie, who had already done something he shouldn't have, screamed in fright.

After all, they had just stunned the Invisible Man, who was a star hero of Vought International. If they were discovered, it would be over!

Butcher, however, remained calm and immediately looked at the uninvited guest who had barged in.

He thought it was someone sent by Vought International, but he didn't expect it to be a somewhat delicate and thin young man.

"Good evening, gentlemen."

Under their nervous gazes, Alvin calmly said, "Allow me to introduce myself, my name is Alvin. I hope I haven't disturbed your mood."

"W-what do we do? We've been seen!" Hughie was already scared stiff and could only look helplessly at Butcher.

Butcher ignored Hughie. He was also very nervous, sweat beading on his forehead, and stared vigilantly at Alvin, "Are you from Vought? Or the CIA?"

"No, no, no, I'm just an ordinary person."

Alvin ignored the stunned Invisible Man, his leather shoes crunching on the broken glass shards scattered everywhere, and slowly walked up to Butcher. "Mr. William Butcher, I don't care what you've done. I just hope to reach a deal with you, a mutually beneficial deal."

"I never make deals with people, let alone strangers."

Butcher sneered, a hint of disdain on his stubbled face, and refused the offer without hesitation.

"Oh, that's truly a shame."

Alvin showed a look of regret, seemingly disappointed, and sighed helplessly, "I thought you loved your wife very much. It seems that's not the case now."

"Rebecca? Do you know where Rebecca is?!"

Hearing news of his wife, Butcher immediately couldn't sit still.

Good, he took the bait.

Looking at Butcher's agitated reaction, Alvin knew this deal was made!

"Don't rush, Mr. Butcher."

He smiled calmly and said unhurriedly, "Please calm down first, then find a safer place, and we can all sit down and talk, how about it?"

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