America: Starting with the Last Liberty

"This is Fox News, and I'm anchor Megan Kelly. I'm broadcasting live from Los Angeles police during an arrest! Watch closely, viewers!"

A special live broadcast is taking place aboard a television helicopter.

The photographer shifted the lens from the blonde news anchor's face to below the helicopter.

(Charlize Theron as Megan Kelly)

Below is the Los Angeles Ring Expressway. It was rush hour, and the Ring Expressway was packed with cars.

However, a very dilapidated blue sedan was chasing another white SUV at an extremely high speed, with several police cars following behind with sirens blaring.

Not only that, but two police helicopters were also tracking the blue sedan from the sky, providing navigation for the police cars on the ground.

From the live stream perspective, the engine of the blue sedan was constantly emitting black smoke, as if it were about to explode at any moment, yet it remained behind the white SUV.

Clearly, this blue sedan is quite unusual, and the driver is even more so.

Such a magical scene naturally attracted America's news media, which is why the television station broadcast it live.

Yes, when it comes to big news, American reporters are definitely no slower than their counterparts in Hong Kong and Taiwan.

"Hang in there a little longer, baby!"

Rosen's eyes were fixed on the white SUV in front of him; that was his target.

About a month ago, Rosen opened his eyes and found himself transported from 2025 to America in 2000.

Ah America, the land of freedom, the beacon of the world.

Passing ships are drawn to the lighthouse, but no one notices that the darkness beneath it lies.

Unfamiliar with the place, without any identification, and unable to even speak English, Rosen was at a loss as to how to survive. His only asset was the cell phone he had brought back from the future.

After eating relief meals for several days and almost getting his kidneys cut, a mysterious person suddenly found him.

"Hey, do you want to eat something good?"

Rosen initially thought he was a pimp trying to trick him into becoming a prostitute, since he was genuinely handsome and seemed to have a natural talent for it.

Later I found out that this guy was actually an FBI agent who was looking for informants, and eventually he found Rosen.

Rosen strongly suspected that this guy wanted to be paid for being an informant, which was why he recruited him.

Because after becoming an informant, Rosen didn't do any work at all; he just occupied a spot.

Later, Lawson suddenly discovered a new app on his phone called Harvest Day. This app could display nearby jobs, essentially a job-taking app.

Pay Day, as Lawson knows, is a very Americana-style shooting game.

However, the Harvest Day app on your phone does the opposite; it displays nearby criminal activity, and you can earn rewards by stopping or resolving these crimes.

For example, in the past month, Rosen successfully obtained a Glock 18 that didn't need to be reloaded, a pair of sunglasses that could detect hostility, and two ace cards by stopping free shopping and helping the Los Angeles police catch fugitives.

The Ace is the most magical item in the Harvest Day app; holding an Ace grants you special abilities.

Rosen's two trump cards are the Pilot and the Technician, which is why he was able to outmaneuver the Los Angeles Police Department live on television today.

[Pilot: In your hands, any vehicle seems alive! Well, maybe they really are alive.]

[Master Tech Guy: You can assemble any machine you want using any parts, even if it's not very scientific or durable! I think that should work!]

The Iron Man Ace allowed Lawson to drive his car through the city's ring road during rush hour, while the Technician Ace allowed him to convert a scrapped car into his current ride.

The SUV ahead was carrying a drug dealer. This guy's driving skills were undoubtedly excellent, so the Los Angeles police chased him for a long time but couldn't catch up.

Rosen only drove his modified car to chase after the drug dealer after seeing the news on TV.

However, it seems that the Los Angeles Police Department now considers Rosen an enemy, to the point that his police star rating has reached five stars on his phone.

"Looks like we have no choice but to give it a shot!"

The "Big Tech Master" card can indeed be used to combine a bunch of random things into the machine that Rosen wants, but how long it can be used is entirely up to fate.

Ignoring the damage to his car, Rosen immediately activated the nitrous oxide acceleration system.

The nitrogen acceleration system actually compresses nitrous oxide (N2O) into a liquid state and adds it into the engine as a combustion aid to mix with gasoline for combustion.

Nitrous oxide decomposes into oxygen and nitrogen at high temperatures. The extra oxygen can intensify combustion, while the nitrogen can cool the engine, thus maintaining engine stability.

Using this method, the engine power can be increased by more than 20%, and this car, modified with the Dajiba brand, can accelerate by 30%!

"My God! That blue car is like a blue lightning bolt! I'm really curious who the driver is! If the driver sees this news, I hope he'll contact me; I can arrange an interview!"

The blonde news anchor was very dedicated; in addition to her on-site commentary, she also expressed her desire to interview Lawson to create even bigger news.

In a society like America, as long as there's a news story, media professionals never care whether they're interviewing criminals or cult leaders.

More and more police cars were appearing around, mainly because this was a ring road with heavy traffic, making it difficult to place roadblocks and spikes. Otherwise, that white SUV would have been finished long ago.

America's police trio: aerial helicopter tracking, ground police car interception in an American style, and spike traps.

Unfortunately, these tricks are completely useless on the Los Angeles Ring Expressway during rush hour.

Lawson's car went faster and faster, starting to run alongside and even overtake the white SUV.

"It's almost time!"

Amidst the astonished gaze of the SUV's camouflaged driver, Rosen swerved the steering wheel and crashed into him.

The white SUV crashed into the guardrail on the spot, was forced to slow down and stop, and was surrounded by Los Angeles police cars behind it.

Lawson's blue sedan was also badly damaged, since forces are reciprocal.

However, relying on his Iron Maneuver trump card, Rosen managed to regain control of the car, but the speed gradually decreased.

As the police cars began to surround him, Rosen used a 100-ton truck as cover, suddenly crashed through the fence and fell into the ramp below, causing the police cars in front and behind to miss their target.

There was a large building right next to this downward ramp, which blocked the view of the police helicopters in the air.

After the Los Angeles police exited through another ramp, they found only a completely wrecked blue sedan, which was empty.