Why did Deathstroke dare conclude that the passing car belonged to Delly?
The answer was simple. There was only one giant manor nearby, and the approaching vehicle was a supercar worth tens of millions.
Everyone cleaned up the leftover food and scattered to hide. Su Ming took Dog Leftovers and concealed himself in the enormous flowerpot beside the door, using the dwarf palm leaves to cover himself, especially the lenses glowing red in the darkness.
They could hear the car engine drawing nearer, followed by the sounds of a car door opening and closing, then human footsteps.
The footsteps were somewhat unsteady. The man had probably drunk too much, which was also evident from the fact that he missed the keyhole several times while trying to unlock the door.
In the end, Delly gave up and rang the doorbell, apparently intending to have a servant or butler open the door. He had no idea that he had not seen a single bodyguard on his way home.
The door opened, and moonlight cast a silhouette onto the floor. Su Ming did not hesitate to pat Dog Leftovers on the rear.
Police dogs did not bark when attacking. In complete silence, Dog Leftovers leaped from the flowerpot, clamped down on the man's arm, and shook him violently before dragging him to the ground.
At that moment, everyone hiding nearby rushed forward and pinned the target face-down against the floor.
This man named Delly had very dark skin. At night, only his eyeballs and teeth could be seen, and he was surprisingly strong as he struggled.
In Su Ming's experience, an ordinary rich kid could not possibly have the strength to lift fifty tons. At least Batwoman and Luthor did not. That gave him a little interest in this unremarkable Little Black Guy.