Super Detective in the Fictional World

But soon, Master Wei's thoughts were interrupted by Butler Man's reminder, "If you stay where you are for another thirty seconds, you'll be on the military's "live" broadcast."

Turning his head to look at a few tail flames faintly visible in the distant sky, Master Wei exhaled a long breath and turned into the Bat Chariot that Butler Man had just remotely arrived at and parked not far away.

A few seconds later the Bat Chariot changed its shape and flew away from the scene close to the ground.

The chariot could fly? It's a baseline, or at best not as fast as the Bat fighter.

The only thing left for the U.S. military to rush to wash their hands of was a large "cratered" wilderness and a patch of trees and grass that had been set on fire.

......

A month after the events of Doom Day, a rainy clouded Gotham City night.

Luke stood at the corner of a building's rooftop, staring down at the illuminated Sin City below.

The cold rain of late autumn caught in the night air and fell on his armor.

The gray-black cloak fluttered like satin behind it, and the optical camouflage made it look weird as it kept fading between black and gray.

"You didn't say you were going to make so much noise in the first place." A low, husky voice, similar to the one Tor spoke next door, rang out.

Luke doesn't turn his head back, just closes his eyes and takes a deep breath, "This, it smells like sin."

"That's no reason for you to be messing around on my property." That voice took on an annoyance, "And why are you so careful when Metropolis is right next door?"

Luke finally turned, his back to a hundred meters in the air, and looked at another figure a few meters away.

Black cape billowing, small pointy ears on his head, bat symbol on his chest, who else was it if it wasn't Master Wayne.

"I can't help it, I can't afford to mess with Superman." He sighed, stating the truth reluctantly, "Besides, I think you and I have more in common."

Master Wei was silent.

He had met many shameless people, even shameless and lifeless.

But snatching him to beat up the super villain with him and daring to admit to his face that he came to take his job because he couldn't snatch Superman, this was the first one.

Offset Master Wray couldn't say anything yet.

At least the investigation into Knight had found no evidence of the other guy doing anything bad.

In fact, there's only suspicion rather than suspicion here on Master Webster.

The only contradiction between the two sides was probably that ...... the other party was too dutiful as a vigilante.

By the way, the Knight of the Destruction Day Incident also helped Master Wei and was somewhat of a favor to him.

Without solid evidence, he really can't take action against the Horseman.

Superman? Oh, that one but collapsed a large part of Gotham City, and people from Wayne Group employees from low to high were killed or injured in that tragedy.

After a moment of silence, all he could do was snort, "Watch out for the authorities, they're not me." He said leaping to his feet, his black cloak unfurling and gliding away.

Luke Guaner: Master Wei's temper is still a bit like Todai's.

But officially, it's not a big deal.

One thing Master Webster missed was that Luke knew more about the world than he expected.

There was no targeted surveillance or investigation of the Big Three, and that was because it was understood that such things could not be done.

The suspicious Master Wei would feel threatened at the first sign of trouble if he found the slightest trace of it.

If Master Wey knew, it might turn into a reason for him to convince Superman and the Warrior Goddess to add to the Knight's problems someday.

Luke would do this just as well if he didn't have the system's good and evil panel.

And in this world, it's important not to offend anyone to offend the Big Three, especially on sensitive issues like prying into personal privacy.

Besides, if Luke does something else, the Big Three will have nothing to say when they find out.

Like ...... infiltrating the official.

None of the Big Three have any affection for the authorities, and even the most saintly Superman would not be so foolish as to think it was a "desperate act" on the part of the authorities if he took a back-stab with a weapon of peace.

On this planet, Superman would have no problem knowing something, he just doesn't want to know.

Luke, with his real dreams and pheromone manipulation, rarely explores the inner workings of other people's minds in his daily interactions.

No good can stand up to the constant contamination of the dark side of the human heart.

Like some joke in the last life, the idols of the fans' hearts are not pulled shi.

In fact everyone knows it's impossible, but who in their right mind would happily associate an idol with excrement?

In exchange for the old and new vest fans billions of Luke, he is equally unhappy.

If Superman doesn't want to know, then Luke will naturally be free to plant "insiders" in the officialdom.

After a few months, it's impossible to control the authorities, but it's easy to tip them off and slow them down at critical moments.

For example, this month, Lex paid off a lot of officials to get himself a psychiatric treatment.

As a result, Luke just snuck in a little help from Master Wayne, and Lex "got what he wanted" and was sent to ...... Arkham Asylum.

The Wayne Group has long been providing medical and security technology and material sponsorship to this hospital.

Luke is also an anonymous major donor to this psychiatric hospital.

However, while Master Wayne wants Lex to suffer, Luke wants Lex to have a "normal" "death performance".

Besides, Lex has been saying a lot of nonsense lately.

Luke won't be intimidated by a bad guy saying a few harsh words, but Lex's words mean something.

So, he decides to make a trip to Arkham himself and not let Master Wayne notice it yet.

Otherwise, when some of Arkham's villains die, Master Wickham will come back to talk to Luke again.

This makes robbing the "market" in Gotham City a good option, and a good way to score some points.

The robbery is one of Master Wayne's frustrations, but the other is that the knight's outfit looks 50% like him at first glance.

Those who haven't seen Master Wayne certainly think the Knight is Batman, and those who have will think it's just Master Wayne's armor for a change.

The same choice of targets, similar beatings, and the rumor has been spreading that Batman has a "high-fashion" version of his partner.

If it weren't for the fact that the two of them do appear in two places at once, and Luke has made it clear to the GCPD that he is the Dark Knight, it would be a shame for Wayne to have to share the "glory" of the two.

With this in mind, Luke cupped his hands and stood quietly on the rooftop: "Well, what's yours is mine, and I've been Batman before.

And the royalties are still there, so if I don't make up some excuse, the guy will suspect Luke again.

But in Doomsday, Wayne's frontal strength was pitifully weak.

If it wasn't for those last three shots and the Kryptonite Spear that was made in advance, the Big Three could have ruled him out.

Currently, what Master Wayne lacked the most was still a super energy source like the Ark Reactor.

With that, it was only a matter of months before the Wayne Group's technology wanted to create a Mark 2 level armor.

So, go kill Lex now, and then send Master Wayne a few finished reactors.

By then, Master Wayne shouldn't be concerned about Lex's death.

Making up his mind, Luke leapt out of the rooftop, his cloak unfurling behind him, and glided across the sky from a hundred meters above, his figure fading and transparent, hidden in the late-night rain curtain.