Chapter 1273 Brave Reporter

Things have been brewing in Harlem, New York, and have begun to affect several boroughs around it...

Residents of the Upper East Side and Upper West Side, adjacent to Central Park and bordering Harlem, have begun to gradually evacuate their homes.

The wealthy people living here are always well-informed, and their evacuation has also affected the choices of middle-class families. A great escape has begun that completely paralyzed New York's traffic...

There is even a "aircraft jam" situation in the sky above New York. Some wealthy residents rent or even use helicopters for their own use to clog the airways above New York.

The ABC TV broadcast helicopter accidentally collided with a small civilian "Hummingbird". The two unlucky helicopters had to carry the passengers on board into the empty Harlem area...

Hell's Kitchen reporter Eddie Bullock drove a motorcycle alone, with the cooperation of "Venom", to live broadcast the scene in Harlem...

He was the only live reporter to go into Harlem!

Reporters from other television stations can also enter Harlem to shoot as long as they sign a liability-free contract.

But in the face of a deadly virus that is even more powerful than the Black Death, no reporter in his right mind dares to risk his own life and that of the photographer.

Chief George and the police they represent welcome those reporters!

It's a pity that this time, these uncrowned kings who are willing to do anything for the news let George down...

Harlem is now an "island" and they need a voice.

Confessing one's helplessness to the outside world, letting the outside world understand their situation, and if possible, getting some feedback of information is actually very helpful to calm their emotions.

Otherwise, 911 calls alone would not be able to deal with so many panicked residents...

The footage of the two unfortunate helicopter crashes was clearly captured by Eddie Brock and fed back to the live broadcast of the TV station.

Eddie Brock, who was driving a motorcycle, said loudly to the camera controlled by "Venom": "The influence of the virus in Harlem is spreading. I hope those who are in a safe environment will not cause chaos here. Already...

Since I entered Harlem, all I have seen is despair and panic...

In a few minutes President Ellis and our Chief George will be giving an unprotected speech at the door of a church in Harlem...

Harlem residents, if you see me live right now, please stay home and stay calm.

You are not alone, and this is not an isolated island. Many people are trying to rescue you...

Stay home, stay calm, and don’t have close contact with other people…

When you find something abnormal about your body, please go into the room and close the door. Mr. Manhattan Tomahawk is leading a medical team on the way.

This is not the end of the world. We have survived so many crises and we can survive this time too! "

After Eddie Brock finished speaking, he sped up. The residents of the residential buildings near the street looked at the street from their windowsills, which made him a little overwhelmed...

The occasional suppressed cheer or "come on" there made Eddie Brock feel even more stressed...

Eddie Brock is driven by an unprecedented sense of mission!

He now finds that when faced with a real disaster, the so-called fame, money, and social status that were so elusive to him in the past are completely meaningless...

Eddie Brock became Harlem's link to the outside world in that second.

People can see everything that happens in this place through his lens, and see the truest side of the people who are struggling to survive in the disaster...

Let those in safe environments know how difficult it is...

Let those who have the ability to help here know that they should act...

Let those high-flying big shots think more when making decisions that are not beneficial to them!

Even if you hesitate for only a second, it is the best explanation for your identity as a reporter...

Passing by the helicopter crash site, Eddie Brock saw a middle-aged man with blood on his face trying to pull his child out of the helicopter, and a lady with a broken arm sitting on the ground shouting for help.

Several gang members wearing simple raincoats converted into chemical protective suits and masks were holding several fire extinguishers and trying to put out the flames on the helicopter.

After the middle-aged man rescued his child, he fell down on the street with the unconscious child in his arms, crying loudly and asking for help from nearby people...

Eddie Brock watched as a tall gang member walked over and punched the middle-aged man in the face, then pointed angrily at a cafe on the street and motioned for them to get out.

Eddie Brock gave an explanation to the camera for the rude behavior of these gangsters...

I don’t know whether he was telling the outside world or the local residents of Harlem, but Eddie Brock said with a solemn expression: “The virus in Harlem is slowly spreading.

Excessive vibration or commotion will alert the flies that spread diseases in the sewers.

We don’t know how many people have been infected, so we can only ask everyone to stay at home or in a relatively safe building.

Believe me, the streets are the most dangerous place at this time!

Those who stop you from taking to the streets may have been bastards and thugs in the past, and they may still be in the future!

But at this moment, they are really doing good things..."

When Eddie Brock was talking, a gang member let out a scream, and dozens of small black dots flew out from a nearby sewer entrance...

At the same time, the door on one side of the TV helicopter that was thrown beyond recognition was pushed open forcefully, and a familiar figure appeared in front of Eddie Brock.

Eddie Brock had no time to hesitate, and "Venom" didn't hold him back at all this time.

Several tentacles like octopus tentacles came out and struck the flies hard, killing them easily.

Then a pool of black biological tissue covered the dangerous sewer manhole cover like a ball of asphalt...

Eddie Brock didn't have time to pay attention to the cheers of several gangsters who had survived the robbery. He rushed to the side of the helicopter on his motorcycle, then quickly jumped out of the car and helped Steve's girlfriend, ABC TV reporter April...

After glancing at the helicopter pilot and the staff of the two TV stations who obviously had no vital signs, Eddie Brock reached out and pulled the shocked April out of the dangerous position quickly.

Then he waved to the gangsters and took a fire extinguisher to cool down the helicopter that might explode at any time...

After Eddie Brock sent April to a relatively safe location, he looked at the embarrassed April and said with a smile: "Who are you? An ABC reporter who forced his way into an epidemic area?"

April picked up the camera that had been hanging around her neck and looked at it, then shook her head with a wry smile and said: "That's what I thought, I even signed the liability exemption agreement!

But I couldn’t find a photographer willing to come with me, so I thought I’d parachute into Harlem for photo coverage.

In the end, who would have thought that the helicopter would actually get into a 'car accident'..."

Eddie Brock watched April throw away the damaged camera and prepare to take pictures of the surrounding scene with his mobile phone. He smiled and said: "You can't leave anyway, will you cooperate?

I can definitely be considered a reliable photographer!

And since you are the ‘light of news’ in New York, people will definitely be more willing to believe what you say…”

April was stunned by what Eddie Brock said. She asked herself that she would definitely not be as selfless as Eddie Brock.

Eddie can also do what he can do, so why not take the right to report into his own hands?

April is not the kind of selfish reporter, she just instinctively wants to seize the "right to speak."

Let the report proceed according to your own ideas and express your own opinions in front of the live camera. This is the idea that most reporters will have.

Eddie Brock obviously understood what April was thinking. He smiled and got on the motorcycle and said: "I'm not saying that because of Steve.

You may not believe it, but a few minutes ago when I passed by those streets and listened to the wailing in the tall buildings on both sides, I really understood the mission of journalists...

If people are more willing to believe you, then you should stand up!

Even if it just calms them down a little! "

April nodded vigorously after hearing this, and then climbed onto the back seat of the motorcycle without any pretense.

Looking at the funny face that poked out from Eddie's shoulder and smiled flatteringly at him, April said with some humor: "You are a great reporter, but this thing on your body has lowered your tough guy index... "

After hearing this, Eddie Brock looked back at "Venom" who was peeping over his shoulder. He smiled contemptuously, then started the car and drove away, saying: "Don't be fooled by this guy, he is a true observer of people." Put down the dishes.

If you weren't Steve's girlfriend, he would be discussing with me how to bite your head off right now, ugh..."

Eddie Brock's words obviously angered the "Venom" that took up residence in him. After being controlled and slapped several times with his left hand, Eddie said helplessly: "Okay, okay!

You are not ‘it’, then are you ‘he’ or ‘she’?

I think you're a 'she' because you laid an egg because of Norman Osborn, ugh..."

April looked at the funny interaction between Eddie Brock and her tenant. She smiled and said: "Your relationship looks good..."

Eddie Bullock said helplessly as he drove to the church in Harlem: "If someone lived in your home and was always trying to manipulate your life, you wouldn't think so..."

April said with a hint of malice: "You must have never had a girlfriend or boyfriend who has reached the point of 'talking about marriage'..."

Because we are always trying to change who we identify as the other half!

The one who loves more will be the one who is changed..."

Eddie Brock didn't expect April to say such philosophical words. He hesitated and said, "Do you think you love more or love less?"

Eddie Brock didn't wait for April to reply, and continued: "As a colleague who is about to share the same adversity, I want to remind you...

I heard Steve's new boyfriend is very handsome..."