Super Detective in the Fictional World

Luke's stall: "So we're not going to follow this case, we're going to hand it over directly to the FBI. We're detectives. It's about the living. ”

Elizabeth and Billy nodded bitterly.

They don't deserve to upset Luke, let alone unnecessarily, because there's only one case that can't be investigated.

Luke took Selena to Elsa's office and told her they weren't following up on the case.

Elsa wasn't surprised.

Don't think Americans are superstitious, if not superstitious, why God Satan Vampire Halloween these things are their everyday cultural element.

It is also normal for detectives to encounter some rather strange cases and to be reluctant to follow.

It was only for the first time that Luke started the investigation, and he made it clear that he would not follow up.

Before Luke left the office, he remembered something like, "By the way, who's the FBI guy? Do I know him? ”

Elsa: “I don't know who it is. ”

Luke: “Okay, I'll go check the file first. ”

Elsa waved her head down, indicating that he could go away.

Since the case of the Weaver community was not followed, he had no case, and Elsa naturally sent him a new case.

Back at the desk, Selena whispered, “Are you sure? ”

Luke nodded: "Yes, for the average policeman, this kind of case is as far away as possible, because there's no way to solve it, and it's hard to do anything but put yourself in it. ”

Selena nodded, saying she understood.

Of course, Luke was unusual, but he didn't want to look into it, and the dangers were conceivable.

At this moment, Luke's heart is not frightened, but surprised.

Just now, when he stepped into the villa door, the system suddenly moved.

System: found unknown negative energy, energy is forcibly linking to host, accept?

Of course Luke... not.

What does the system look like? It's something that binds Luke's soul, and for the vast majority of dangers, it has no active reaction at all.

It's always been like an auxiliary plugin that exists there, but never actively intervenes in anything Luke does.

It's all about Luke trying to figure it out.

Now, it actually sends reminders on its own initiative, and that doesn't seem right.

Luke wouldn't have chosen the link foolishly.

Thinking about the people who died in this villa before, and the Lemmers, who were freaking out, Luke thought it would be better not to cause this trouble and weird presence.

Apart from his primary self-healing abilities and super-powerful physical attacks, he now has no real ability to fight psychic events, and blind adventures are not worth it.

But there are still surprises.

If the so-called negative energy in this room is a ghost, and the system can actively reject the other party's forced links, then extended guess, can the system also reject the forced intrusion of psychic psychic powers?

If so, does the system's soul bond have the effect of resisting spiritual attacks?

Luke was happy about that, far more important than going to that haunted house to find out the truth.

And more importantly, he didn't have to take that risk because he still had an off-the-shelf mentally capable man in his hand, Bobby.

The Public Relations Manager of Cosmos Cubic Technologies Co., Ltd. wondered if his psychic communication skills had improved.

By allowing Bobby to communicate with Luke, the results will be easily tested and both safe and convenient.

After all, Bobby's mental communication is still very low-level, not at all the cheat-level mental ability of Professor X.

As she was thinking about it, the phone on her desk suddenly rang, and Selena said to him twice, "Dustin told you to go to his office alone. ”

Luke nodded: “Then take a look at this file.” He got up and left.

He waved to Dustin and stopped him before he could get in the door.

Dustin got up and came out in his jacket, indicating that Luke was following him, whispering: "Jennifer's here. ”

Luke: "The big star? ”

Dustin nodded slightly, walking, whispering, "She's in the director's office, waiting for you. ”

Luke doesn't know what to say. "Ah? Is she complaining about me? ”

Dustin looked at him weirdly and continued: "No, I'm here to thank you. ”

Luke: "... you're not going to talk the other way, are you, boss? ”

Dustin wondered, "You solved a big problem for her. How could she complain to you when several people in this case were having their own problems? ”

Luke:... I've studied all of her knowledge in over a dozen videotapes. Can you talk nonsense about that?

Dustin didn't pay much attention: “She said she wanted to thank you for coming to the police station, but you had to be there to continue the conversation. ”

In his words, the “continue talking" dragged on a little longer.

Luke immediately realized, "Donate? ”

Dustin: “Not sure, but most likely, and definitely not small. ”

Luke: "... boss, people's money doesn't count, does it?” What if the last big star said it was just a verbal compliment, don't you think I did something wrong?

Dustin knows what he's thinking: "No, even if she doesn't pay a dime, you're not at fault. But the greater her“ thanks, "the greater your credit. ”

Luke:... without raising my salary, let alone paying me a bonus. What's the use of credit?

And of course, just think about it, in fact, he doesn't care about that bonus right now, and more importantly, about the support of the Bureau.

As in the case of the Haunted House in the Weaver Community, he said he would not look into it without even explaining it, which was the Bureau's support for him.

Other detectives want to drop a case directly, and perhaps explain it.

If the explanation is not good, it may be ordered by the superiors to follow up, and even an order with a deadline for results is not impossible.

Luke is now in no trouble, and he has a lot of options for what he does, what he doesn't do, and this is going to be the norm and the default rule - just like his uncle G.

When he arrived at the director's office, Dustin just showed Luke in, and he said at the door, "Chief, Luke brought it in." He left without even entering the door.

Well, Dustin was originally Chief Brad Pierre's man, or an old iron man, and the source of both was so deep that he was able to behave so casually.

Commissioner Brad just waved, Luke walked in and shut the door, then respectfully saluted the first brother of the West End Police Department: "Chief, Luke Coulson is here to report. ”

Brad, um, waved, "Sit down and talk. ”

Luke sat on the couch with Jennifer Perry's gaze across the slope.

His divine color was clear and he smiled politely at her, but the big star unwittingly missed his sight.