Super Detective in the Fictional World

Luke hugged her with a smile and went in and shut the door: "It's okay, I've taken care of that. ”

Annie: "Ah? ”

Luke grabbed her and sat down by the bed: "Don't worry about it. If anyone wants to ask you, you let them come straight to me. By the way, this is my contact information, you keep it. ”

He pulled out a card and handed it to her.

Luke didn't give her an official business card with a job.

Annie picked up her business card, looked at it and was surprised: "LAPD Serious Crimes? Second Detective? ”

She always thought he was a police officer who had just entered the police station, maybe an intern or something, otherwise how could he be sent as a safety instructor?

Luke grabbed her hand and caressed her back gently to comfort her: "This is a little insider, you don't know the best. So don't worry, I'm just messing with someone who doesn't want to talk about the rules. ”

Annie somehow figured out that American TV shows weren't without this kind of drama, young people who hadn't seen it at all.

Luke grabbed her and said, "I'm sorry, I just left early to scare you. ”

Annie shook her head, and she smelled it.

Luke left quietly, maybe not wanting to get involved with her.

After comforting her, Luke picked up the phone, called Juliet at the camp, reported peace, and indicated that he might be in trouble tomorrow, not necessarily returning to the camp on time.

The Luca-Barton guys have been to the camp, and Juliet is a little upset, too.

But now Luke is the only one who can talk.

The dead county police are not qualified to cause him any trouble.

Upon receiving this call from Luke, the teacher was relieved and said not to worry about the campsite.

Then Luke sent a message to Elsa explaining the general situation.

Confidential content can't be said, but Luca Barton and Wade Davis don't have to hide it to make Elsa better prepared.

Elsa called shortly afterwards.

Luke smiled sorry at Annie and answered the phone on the porch.

He said it was almost ten minutes before it was over. After entering the door, he looked at Annie, who was stuck there, and held her in his arms.

Annie: "Ah? What are you doing, ah...”

Luke: “I think I need another bath. ”

“You bastard, ah...” Annie stunned and whispered softly.

The next morning, the faint sun shoots out of the gaps in the curtains, leaving two fine, bright lines in the house.

Luke woke up early and took a look at the system tips.

Saved Steve, Jenny, Annie. The system gave him 60 experience points, 20 for one person.

And there's a whole bunch of other tips.

System: Clear Bear Kids Weed Traffickers gang task completed.

Total Mission Experience 500, Points 500.

Mission contribution rate is 30%, gain experience 150, points 150.

System: Cleanup of key members of the Luca-Barton criminal gang completed.

Total Mission Experience 300, Points 300.

Mission contribution rate is 30%, gain experience 90, points 90.

System: Texas Prisoner Robbery Police Task Complete.

Total mission experience 100, points 100.

Mission contribution rate is 50%, gain experience 50, points 50.

System: Clear Wade Davis task complete.

Total mission experience 100, points 100.

Mission Contribution Rate 30%, Gain Experience 30, Points 30.

Luke had a bit of a scratch on his head.

Of all the people in the group, the bear children had the highest experience points.

Luca Barton's gang of black cops, and Wade Davis, the big businessman, actually scored a little.

Obviously, the system's father's judgment mechanism is not the law.

To a large extent, it gives experience points based on the degree to which the offender harms others.

In other words, the group of bear children endangers a wider group and wider audience.

And Luca-Barton, they're probably trying to keep a good County Police skin, so it's a small thing to do.

By the same token, Wade Davis was the only guy with that kind of experience, most likely because he just killed two people, counting the Texas Ranger as partially responsible for his murder.

So, Wade Davis, the big businessman here at System Daddy, is the least valuable.

Fortunately, all of this went smoothly, with three wins and more than 300 points, it's not too bad.

Secondly, it's about Jason Vaughers.

SYSTEM: Stop Jason Vaughers from completing his homicide mission.

Total mission experience 200, points 200.

100% Mission Contribution, 200 Experience, 200 Points.

Luke sighed.

A killer monster like Jason is no more dangerous than all sorts of gangs.

A small and medium-sized group of traffickers, involving at least hundreds of people at risk.

Jason's classmate, who is only a silent widow and wields his head with diligence, clearly cannot be compared to the efficiency of gang crime.

Overall, he was busy for a few hours and received a small 600 experience points.

It was only after he had counted the gains that he had begun to replicate last night's operation and, in the meantime, to make a few small plans for what would follow.

He was thinking about the details of last night's actions, but in his arms was Annie's soft body.

Finally, Annie moved and woke up blindly.

Looking at the strange room in front of her, she remembered where she was for a moment.

Feeling her strong body right behind her, she moved unconsciously and exhaled for a long time: "You bastard, early in the morning, don't you have to sleep? ”

Luke smiled softly and lowered his head and kissed her cheek: “I'm fine. ”

Annie was silent for a moment, and she said, "Me, what are we, when are we going out for breakfast? ”

Luke smiled. “I'm already eating. It's delicious. ”

Annie's face turned red: “You beep...”

The two woke up close to noon and washed themselves. At the checkout, the hotel owner didn't dare to look at Luke. He lowered his head and quickly collected the money.

After leaving, Luke took Annie to the town police station and found two sheriffs yesterday.

When she heard him mention to the two magistrates Stephen, the owner of the Lake Eden camp, Annie realised she seemed to forget about this cheap uncle.

Not to blame for her ruthlessness, but in fact, Stephen and she are not real relatives, probably cousins of that aunt's brother-in-law.

She had only been working at the camp for two days, and Stephen was a new stranger to her.

Annie started late at night yesterday, and she's been through a lot, so there's no way to worry about Stephen.

Two sheriffs also said they would find someone to go up the hill and search for Stephen.

Luke asked Annie again, so he drove up the hill and took her to pick up personal belongings, mostly cell phone ID credit cards.

After lunch, Luke took Annie to the bus stop on Highway 405 and waved goodbye to her aboard.

Annie won't continue the job after a horrible child murder at the camp, she doesn't want to spend another day there, or it's better to go back to town honestly.