Super Detective in the Fictional World

Luke had a good eye for Dustin and naturally didn't like Brad.

Now he sits and watches the Deputy Commissioner jump up and down.

Brad sat in the commissioner's seat, and it was Dustin's chance to jump out of this pit man's old iron shackle and become his own.

The bigger the position, the more concerns.

Brad, trying to stabilize the commissioner, is easier to deal with than he is now.

It was just then that Dustin was allowed to use his promotion to welcome this stingy "old iron” cock-like boss.

As for George and George, it's all right to have a good relationship.

The 15th Precinct runs a large block of Clinton District, a decent groundsnake.

He has a personal relationship with the boss of this “movie cop” and will get more support here.

In the long run, the interests of both sides are the same, and there is value in working together to make the Clinton Zone a better place to live.

George and I didn't come all the way out here to check on Luke, otherwise we should have known he was a NYPD colleague.

They simply visited the neighborhood, and it was impossible to read all the household information.

The visit was to learn about what happened here on the day of the ghost riots, including the case of the Mercenaries of the Hokkaido Massacre.

These cases are actually of little relevance to the 15th Precinct and have long been taken over by S.H.I.E.L.D.

George just wanted to get more information out of his career sensitivity.

S.H.I.E.L.D. only took over the case, and the Bailiwick still wants him to maintain it.

There was a case of more than 200 mercenaries who had to be personally arranged for the security environment.

Luke also revealed something outside the confidentiality agreement that he couldn't say too much about.

He lived next door to that apartment building, he was a Detective Department man, and he kept his mouth shut about the more than 200 mercenaries who died that night, subject to a confidentiality agreement.

There's no fool in being a director in the early 30s.

George was so intrigued that he didn't have much trust with Luke that he couldn't have been given inside information in violation of the confidentiality agreement.

But he's also certain that this young detective is by no means easy.

Speaking of exhalation, as well as the information revealed in certain topics, proves that he is an “old” detective with the ability to connect.

Leaving aside too young a figure and the age on the file, George thinks this is a typical old NYPD strip.

So before he went out, he gave a formal private business card, indicating that you can connect more outside of work.

Luke was too familiar with the Clinton area during the conversation.

George thinks he needs this “groundsnake” guy who dares to put his house in the Hell's Kitchen.

So he decided to go back to the station and find out the young detective's resume.

If it suits you, maybe you can transfer him to work for yourself.

Luke doesn't know yet, George is already thinking about digging Dustin Wall Horn.

He just had a little chat with Selena and went to work.

The core cross of the Gateway has been “eaten” by the storage space, but the concrete effect of the modification is a little out of mind.

He harassed the system and was only prompted by one "Live Space Capability Enhancement”.

Where enhanced, the system simply says that living space will be better suited for storing intelligent organisms.

Obviously, this is another question that he needs to experiment with himself.

Luke was used to it.

Daddy, stay here. He's too active to worry.

Anyway, he's got a lot of experiments, so it doesn't matter if there's one more.

The first of his experimental projects is now a variety of mechanical and electronic equipment, such as armoury, vehicle distribution, aircraft, nanotechnology and weapons.

This part of the experiment is largely supported by Tony's ability to combine experiments as needed with iron blood technology and other piecemeal and scattered technical information.

Overall, such studies do not take much time.

After all, Tony did similar research, backing up on the huge Stark Group's research department and inspiring it to explode at any moment.

Luckily, neither was Luke, and he did not devote much energy to it.

Tony himself is an ordinary man, and that's probably why he's been trying to be technologically brave.

If you distract yourself from studying superpowers, Tony's research on Iron and Steel Armor is bound to be greatly affected. It could become anything, nothing is the top embarrassment.

Even less would a saltfish like Luke try to challenge much less cheating scientific inspiration, have time to refresh their abilities once, and it's aesthetic to be a hangman for two generations.

And his main energies were his own psychic experiments, as well as his research on Selena and Gold.

Compared to Tony, their biggest advantage is superpower.

It is most appropriate to play the spirit of "trust me, trust me" and resolutely follow the path of differentiated competition.

That way, when it comes to Tony's technology, Luke can at least try in terms of superpower.

Alternatively, combining the two can solve a problem that cannot be accomplished by one side.

But the most important thing for Luke at this stage is not to increase his combat power.

His fighting power is tech + superpower, and it's hard for anyone else on the planet to compare to him except for a few cheats.

So what really matters is the means of support.

Black pot Wang Beidou has been officially revealed, but this is not enough.

The blackpot king, who doesn't show his face, must be sturdy, and the hardware he needs to show his face - the Thousand Faces system is almost done with version 1.0.

This is no longer a half-waste that was previously only freely imitated by the face, but a truly complete version.

By completing the last part of the work, the Thousand Faces system can completely change a person's appearance.

From body to appearance, nothing is missing.

The only downside is that it's low strength.

A powerful man like Luke and Selena punches a hard object and damages the Thousand Faces system.

But this shortcoming can be ignored for the time being.

He's not going to fight with a thousand facets system, he's just going to turn it into another person, and then he's going to turn it into another vest in public to make sure that everyone's tracking direction is distorted.

With that anticipation, Luke finally came up with the first multi-faceted system by twelve o'clock.

Like the Thousand Masks, this 1.0 version of the Thousand Masks system stores only one person model.

This opportunity, he didn't hesitate to give Batman this first vest.

Just as the Blackpot King doesn't show his face, so does his back, Batman needs to show his face.

But the bad thing about Batman not showing up is that it's hard to get the full confidence of the others.

In particular, Luke most wanted to be the allies of the system teammates, and the last thing that stood in the way of trust between the two sides was undoubtedly the appearance.

And like Phil's S.H.I.E.L.D. mission, and Tony's strike against the blanks to save the villagers, both of these actions amount to punishing the good and protecting the people.

Once you become a teammate, Luke can sit back and collect the experience points shared by the teammates.