Super Detective in the Fictional World

Ivan, who woke up soon, was temporarily unable to observe his face, as Luke covered his face and said he would avoid his disfigurement during recovery.

Ivan didn't really feel much pain, the wound was just slightly itchy.

He didn't take it seriously, and if he cared about his face, he wouldn't have spoiled the original good-looking face into a rebel template.

In fact, Luke just didn't want his face to be altered within an hour and basically healed.

The procedure is also simple: Medical Intelligence Osiris brushes the brush with a knife and fills it with a small amount of autologous fat, and Luke slowly moves over Ivan's wound with the light of life that he just got.

You don't need direct finger contact, just let the faint white light on your fingertips cover the wound and it heals quickly.

Osiris moves quickly, has a number of wounds, but they are small, and consumes less of the light of life.

To give Ivan plastic surgery + experiment with the light of life is worth every penny.

Over the past few days, Luke has been experimenting with this newly acquired nanny skill.

The final test results were quite surprising, but there was an important difference from his initial imagination.

The light name of life is actually a healing technique, and the principle is to supplement the vitality of the surgeon.

Wound healing is only the most basic manifestation of vital recovery, and it also cleans up most of the "negative states” of the human body, such as bleeding, poisoning, inhibiting the uncontrolled endocrine system, etc.

Thus, the light of life is a "healing technique” at the “broad spectrum" level and is not simply a healing of trauma.

However, the real nanny in the game relies on magic release spells to restore vitality.

The principle of the light of life after some of Luke's studies is simpler: it merely transfers its own vitality to the surgeon.

This behavior is similar to a blood transfusion between ordinary people, and if the donor pays more, it endangers his or her life.

In practice, Luke's primary self-healing and super strength save him serious injuries by exporting a small fraction of his own life force.

Of course, this “serious” is not related to the type of injury, but only to the severity.

For example, with the simplest trauma, the same wound, whether it appears on the skin or the heart, requires essentially the same vitality for treatment.

But as long as the wounds on the skin are larger, they certainly consume more life than the small wounds on the heart.

Luke must have used this capability to save lives, not in exceptional circumstances, but at best to heal fatal injuries.

The fatal wound is likely to be just a small, centimetre wound to the heart, or a bleeding spot on a large blood vessel, not necessarily large.

Consequently, the loss of the light of life to itself is not as severe as expected, far less than life for life.

More importantly, Luke now has the Star of Justice.

After this split appeared, he frequently harassed the system for fear of unknown hazards.

After being shared by Justice Star, Luke feared that once it was destroyed, the 10-point basic attribute of his three-circle would dissipate.

And in fact, this is not going to happen.

The system gives a simple but clear answer to this sensitive question.

Justice Star does not exist for a lifetime, nor does it feed back any injuries or negative effects to our esteem.

Because the “survival” of a split depends on points, that is, its vitality is actually provided by points.

So Justice Star battles inevitably consume points and dramatically increase with the intensity of the battle.

Likewise, the life force consumed by splitting the light of life is supplemented by points.

Saving lives only costs points, not Luke Benjon's life force.

When you figure that out, someone's relieved.

Points for this thing, just brush it, right?

A small wound like the one that gave Ivan the plastic surgery to resume would also cost him a few points.

Luke Benjon is not fit to use this nanny trick, but the rest of the vests don't worry about it.

Just cover up a little bit, get some ointment, take it on the outside, and put an LED on it as lighting to hide the white light from the cure, and the cure is all thanks to the ointment.

He doesn't mind people taking those things back to analyze. Isn't there Life One anyway?

Incorporate a thousandth of life number one into the ointment and retain a little healing effect.

When they are taken back for research by someone with other intentions, and found that the efficacy is not good, it can also be understood that the efficacy is absorbed and volatilized, it is not very reasonable!

So much thought, Luke had to hey hey Direct.

As a result, it seems that his “teammate development” plan adds some certainty.

Thinking about it, he started pouring out that eye-barrier cream, and from time to time he was so gloomy hey hey laughing twice.

Fortunately, Ivan next door is still in solitary confinement, and he can't see someone dispensing drugs while hey hey laughing, otherwise the idea that "Batman is a dark-hearted doctor” can't escape.

But the first reserve “teammate” could meet tomorrow, and the guy seemed to have a little shadow over the faint-eyed wound.

……

The iconic lights were lit up again at night at the top of the Empire State Building, but it was unique in the past and it had new partners.

Not far from it, a slightly taller building with a suspended annular platform on its head, also lit with plenty of lights at its top, the STARK's five giant letters stand out in the heart of Manhattan.

Luke remained low profile this time, contacting Jarvis directly, sending a message ahead of time, then entering the open proprietary elevator in a secluded state, and the elevator door closed and went up.

When the invisibility was lifted, he asked Jarvis, "Do you know what I mean, Tony? ”

Jarvis: “I've informed him, Mr. Batman. ”

Luke said, "You can call me Bruce later, or Mr. Wayne. ”

Jarvis was like, “Okay, Mr. Bruce Wayne. ”

After a brief conversation, the elevator reached the top and Luke stepped out. He saw Tony in his armor, but the mask was not buckled, and he walked over: “What, are you here to practice with me again? I'm telling you, I recently found a great personal coach, martial arts advanced. ”

Luke picks the eyebrows: “The little secretary of your big wife? ”

Tony Side: “... are you really investigating me? ”

Luke: “Who do you think ran into Hammer Industries' warehouse with her last time? ”

Tony's face suddenly said, "Did the black cat girl tell you that? ”

Luke bowed his head slightly and looked down at the young man, speaking solemnly: “Her name is Best. If you keep calling her Black Cat Black Cat, maybe she'll ask you to do it again. ”

Tony Rao said, “Egyptian cat god? But are you sure she won't cry from me? ”

Luke whispered, “You're lucky she doesn't have a cruelty for weak chickens. The little secretary didn't tell you about her last interview with Best? ”