Just as Shang-Chi had said, after the other party collided with the Aston Martin Katy was driving at the intersection, the vehicle's posture remained completely unaffected. Then, when it passed through the next intersection, it suddenly vanished.
"Vanished?"
Katy did not understand.
The patrol officer explained, "Yes, vanished in the literal sense."
Another patrol officer driving the car chimed in, "I watched the surveillance footage too. Rather than disappearing out of thin air, I think it was some kind of cloaking technology. Anyway, it has nothing to do with small-time cops like us."
Since Shang-Chi and Katy were clearly Asian, American police generally considered Asians more law-abiding and less aggressive than locals. As long as they did not display any obvious hostility or carry dangerous lethal weapons, American officers tended to treat them fairly well.
Other than officers who had been up to no good from the start and deliberately chasing "performance," they generally would not go looking for faults with Asians. They did not want to push honest people too far and cause even more serious consequences.
Moreover, in the eyes of these patrol officers, Katy and Shang-Chi had been unbelievably unlucky to cross Leon. Their only real wrongdoing had been taking a customer's car out for a joyride without permission.
Though that was somewhat against the rules, in plainspoken America, this sort of crime threatening public safety could already be considered among the mildest kinds.
Therefore, the patrol officers watching the show felt nothing but pity and sympathy for these two terribly unlucky Asians. If they made things even harder for them, the officers themselves would feel bad about it.
"Cloaking technology?"
Hearing that, Shang-Chi raised an eyebrow, his thoughts quietly beginning to stir.
The first person he thought of was his father, Wenwu. If the other party