Super Detective in the Fictional World

Phil walked past, Wells lagged slightly behind.

Luke noticed that, probably in his mind.

As he approached the body, Phil pulled out an apparatus pointing at the person, and as he gauged the face of the body, he nodded: “Although this face is a little shapely, it should be the guy. ”

The apparatus immediately dripped, a red dot lit up, and Phil retracted the apparatus and looked at the message: "That's right, Kritch-McCoy, a former football player, mutant, nicknamed Ironhide. ”

Side, looking at Luke's still calm face, he suddenly said, "This isn't the first time you've met someone like this? ”

“Mutants?” Luke was stunned and nodded.

A lot of things Welsh knows, and he doesn't have to hide them.

Phil had a strange heart, but he said, "It's hard to get involved, and if it's not necessary, it's best to avoid a head-on battle with them in the future. ”

Luke nodded and looked at the instrument with great curiosity: "Is this... testing mutants? ”

Phil nodded, "I don't know how, but it can detect the presence of mutants within a 10-meter radius. ”

Luke: "What about the crowd? ”

Phil lifted the device and pointed to Wells on the side: "Now it's directional mode. ”

The red light on the instrument automatically turns green.

Luke was very excited: "Is that so? Can you give me a test? ”

Phil was stunned: “How could you...”

He stopped suddenly and nodded for a moment: "Then test it. ”

He raised the instrument in his hand and pointed it at Luke.

Luke wonders, “What's wrong? No response?”

Phil sighed in his heart and finally pressed the start button.

The instrument finally started working and the green light lit up.

Phil stunned: “Are you... not a mutant? ”

Luke laughed, “Well, if that's the case, it seems a little supernatural. ”

Phil laughed bitterly: "But many mutants wake up and their appearance changes considerably. ”

Luke, of course, knew, just nodded: "Forget it, I prefer to be handsome. ”

Phil and Luke communicated for a while before seeing Wells looking at himself strangely.

He laughed naturally: "Luke, he's young, he's got a long way to go. Tell him more about his common sense and he'll grow up better.” But it was to Wells.

Wells got it.

He recalled his own report a few months earlier recommending that Luke be the subject of a study tour of the reserve, which was soon rejected by Headquarters on the grounds that he was “not fit for age", but added a final sentence to the instrument stating that Luke had received attention.

Wales was speechless.

Isn't that how headquarters operates, thinking about recruiting Luke to headquarters training in a few years?

He had 10,000 American MMPs in his heart, but there was nothing he could do about it.

Who makes Luke really too young?

Within their system, the majority of combatants in the field are elite agents between the ages of 25 and 50.

You're too young to hold your breath and you don't have enough experience.

Too old, experienced enough, but unable to keep up, to eat.

At all times, their operations are short of personnel.

HQ wanted to dig Luke, he was cursing his mother, but he could still understand that later.

And Luke would certainly be delayed for years at the level of an ordinary agent if he followed him.

Headquarters went to training before coming out and there was plenty of room to go up in the future.

Wherever they are, they are all about qualifications and qualifications, and so are they, a secret institution.

After this little episode, the next time Luke told Phil what happened at the time of the murder.

Of course he doesn't have to repeat all the details.

Just how he discovered that these people were not right and, out of professional habits, felt that the group was acting like soldiers.

And the fact that bandits are collectively in the bathroom is really weird.

Phil and the others mostly just listened to him and asked a few occasional questions about the bandits.

It wasn't until Luke said he hit the iron skin mandible five times in a row that he killed the guy when he talked about killing the Ironhide Creek.

Phil and Wells looked stunned.

Or Wales and Luke got to know each other better, and they said, "Ironhide, this guy, he's practically ineffective, right? ”

Luke stroked under his right armpit and pulled out the big guy: “This is my personal preference. Of course, it's on file at the bureau. ”

Phil and Wells are both a little silent: the M500 is just beautiful! Most people can't use it at all.

Or Wales goes on to say, "You hit the iron-skinned mandible with this five shots in a row? ”

Luke, hey, hey, smile, not far from the iron skin.

Then he walked away, picking up his gun and shouting a bang in his mouth.

The shooting was quickly completed and Phil and the two of them understood - approaching the shooting.

Especially Luke's last three shots, which were supposed to be standing over the iron skin and shooting at the ground.

This is certainly less difficult than they expected.

Luke shrugged: “Actually, as soon as he hit his jaw the first time, his brain can hardly command his body. His body is bulletproof, but his brain doesn't seem to be shockproof. ”

Phil, the two of you are absolutely right: bullshit you!

The Ironhide guy, who was also a hanging suspect in their case, was arrested jointly by two groups of elite agents and easily escaped by him.

Who the hell guarantees accurate hitting of the iron skin's jaw in rapid motion?

Not only is Tippy Creek super defensive, but he's also superior in strength and speed.

Prior to awakening the X gene, the iron hide was only one meter seven and eight tall and was once a professional football runner, not the kind of meat shield that didn't know how to do it.

Unfortunately, the iron skins are dead, and it makes sense to take out what Luke said.

The victor has that right.

After what happened to Craig, Phil picked up some device he'd put on the trash can a long time ago, looked at it and turned red, sighed: "That's a problem. ”

Looking into Luke's questionable eyes, Phil hesitated, or said, "You know, groups like mutants are born with some unique abilities. If someone chooses to follow the rules, someone will use it to commit a crime. ”

After a pause, he went on to say, "This device detects traces of the ability of most mutants to use it, so these two bins were sent into this building by some mutant with special abilities. ”

Luke nodded thoughtfully: "No wonder. I told you that, although this is not the Stark headquarters building, the security has been tight recently and this serious failure should not have occurred. ”

Phil nodded: "Even in this building, several important sites have similar surveillance devices that will alert you as soon as you detect signs of use of certain capabilities. Variants who know that don't mess around. People who don't know this...”