Super Detective in the Fictional World

Without mentioning the conversation of the disciples in the sewer, Luke's side is busy and full of days.

With his dual-line operation becoming more and more proficient, coupled with a reasonable allocation of time, his division of labor is becoming more efficient and easier.

Now he's not a lonely widow either, and Whiplash Ivan has “converted the doorway” to work for "selling everything to the big man”.

In any case, the wage shall be calculated separately.

However, apart from receiving tens of thousands of dollars in cash, Ivan's other earnings were internally digested, directly purchased raw materials and invested in the development of his own armor.

Luke was too lazy to take care of anything but following the progress of Ivan's Armor research.

This guy hasn't had another chance to make a mistake.

Just one more act of revenge, disregarding the lives of civilians, and Luke turns him into an experience point in the first place.

Luke's trust is valuable, even once.

Evan can do whatever he wants without touching the bottom line.

Of course, this treatment also depends on Ivan's working attitude.

The tasks of the past, high difficulty or ordinary work, he did very seriously, more serious than being his own armor.

Luke later felt that this was a waste of time, simply marking the job at two important levels.

The majority of Ivan surrogates are low-grade, or low-grade, armor accessories, without too high a standard.

Luke is not a big deal, as long as the subject performance is fine, aesthetics and style are not considered at all.

Ivan's presence, at last, took on certain tasks that were not high or low in technology but could not be accomplished by intelligent programs.

And this one has always had a passion for whips, and the weapon of the New War Armor is still a whip.

Luke didn't mean to interfere.

Weapons are the best thing you can do with your own hands.

He did not identify any weapon, only because he used almost the same weapon, depending only on his choice.

Previously, Ivan's whip had quite interesting ion cutting and electromagnetic deflection.

Not all of them have been used on Luke's armor, but have tried to develop similar features that can be used on spare armor or external accessories even if the main armor is not available in the future.

The invention that really surprised Luke was not on Ivan's side, but the strange inventor Bent-Bennett, who was fired from the Defense Department and could barely afford to eat.

This guy is really not the right guy to invent for the Ministry of Defense because his inventions... are “valuable”.

This value, of course, does not say that the product sells a lot of money, but that the research costs invest a lot of money.

The Ministry of Defence studies things, mostly for a good price, and leaves the buyer and seller with the benefit of eating.

Characters like Bent's that ruin money, research is too expensive, there is too little room for manipulation on the price, performance is distinctive, and it is not subject to the Ministry of Defense.

But Luke had no problem with that, and anyway, he issued a fixed monthly appropriation, and how Bent was ruining it all within that range.

The amount will be temporarily increased unless Luke finds merit in the direction of Bent's research in the synchronous backup of the research materials.

Bent didn't know at first, he thought the lab, like the Ministry of Defense, was allocated on a haunted basis and had no money to report.

In the first two months, this guy spent less than 10 days on it, and then he wasted another 10 days on the materials he bought, and he had 10 days left to sit in the lab and wait for the materials.

He did not hesitate to send several consecutive application reports and finally received a reply “Your balance of appropriations for this month is 0, please email again next month. ”

Thus, Bent, a senior researcher with a small monthly salary of 20,000, actually had super entitlement to 20 days of work per month and 10 days of extended leave.

For most people, this work environment is simply not too good.

But it's only halfway through a man who can't pull himself out of obsessive technology, especially technology, because there's no material stuck in that tech house, and this torture is deadly.

It feels like half of the game house's top set is brushed, and then the power goes out for about ten days.

After two consecutive months of eating, the third month Bent finally woke up and made a very simple work plan for the month, which reduced the holiday to the last three days - because he was still using the material faster than expected.

He did not know that Luke had deliberately pressed the limit without a temporary increase, otherwise he would have consumed all the money in it.

At that time, this fun technician might have died of labor directly, which was a waste of talent.

Luke doesn't expect Bent to save the world, he's just a technician with special equipment for Selena, and there's no need to squeeze people like that.

The little inventions that Bent sold him to the lab the other two months were all upgraded, which is one of the reasons why his money went so fast, because he had a lot of ideas, but he didn't have the money to torment them.

Luke certainly doesn't have much hope for these toys.

But starting in the third month, Bent completed the “prequel” unfortunate remedy, redirected the research, and just the other day he made a magical invention, the paralysis bomb.

It's okay to change the name to shock bomb, syncope bomb, or soul flying bomb, and the function is the one —— instantly paralyzing and unconscious.

Luke tried splitting up and it worked terribly well.

It takes about 40 seconds to regain consciousness and 90 seconds to fully regain mobility.

It's just the power of a paralysis bomb.

If a guy like Wade, one breath at a time, 20 rounds at a time, he could probably be packed and sent away.

Strong effects are just one of the advantages of this paralysis bomb, and the bigger advantage is that it has almost no side effects.

There are no obvious side effects other than the damage that may result from a paralysis fall, or the possibility that the heart or brain disease of the shooter may be induced.

The principle of exactly how to achieve this effect is too complicated, and Luke is simply allowing the new wishful lab's smart program sponge to continue simulating the operation.

For the time being, however, such paralysis bombs are ready to be used.

Secondly, the core part of the paralysis bomb is a cobra toxin, which is treated and can be used on some cold weapons.

However, Luke's weapons were all well handled on the surface, and that kind of quenching with the tip of the knife didn't work.

This paralysis toxin can also be used only to modify a suitable batch of darts for targets who need only a uniform and are not suitable for killing.

Luke doesn't intend to sell this big killer anymore, although it's very versatile, but it's also too good for bad things.

People affected by this paralysis toxin can even produce memory faults, as if the period of paralysis were non-existent, which is terrible.

Because of this invention, Mr. Bent is on Luke's protective watch list.

But in order not to make Bent suspicious, Luke will direct his interest to other projects, reward him with reasons for other projects, and blur Bent's memory and key data on paralysis toxins.

By next year, Mr. Bent's annual salary and allotment would be increased by one step, which would be the best compensation for the technical house.