Super Detective in the Fictional World

Phil was a little confused, trying to recall common sense in Chinese culture, and asked, “You mean, do you believe in Buddha? ”

Luke looked at him silently for a moment and sighed: “First, Beidou was more important at the Taoist house. Secondly, the Buddhist family likes to say that putting down the slaughter knife to become a Buddha, that is, if the bad people stop killing and change to good, they are good people. ”

This explanation, of course, is a rhetorical one, and there are so many explanatory deceptions and sources of religious objects that there is no absolutely accurate statement.

But he's not preaching to Phil, so naturally he doesn't have to be too careful.

Phil thought about it and seemed a little clear: "So you're not going to give those bad guys a chance to change. ”

Luke shrugged: “If you kill a lot of innocent people, if you just confess, you're a good person, aren't all the innocent people who died deserved it? ”

He sipped a cup of coffee: "So my name is Beidou, because Beidou controls the killing and doesn't have to grind with the bad guys. Bruce didn't do very well at that. ”

Phil smiled politely and didn't get involved with Batman's assessment of Beidou.

Even if they disagree, that does not prevent them from becoming friends.

It would be silly to come up with an endorsement at this time.

Besides, Phil prefers Batman.

After all, the logic of Beidou, such a bad man, should be a little more ferocious than Batman's rules of immortality.

“And you? Are you going to do this at S.H.I.E.L.D.?” Speaking of which, Luke suddenly questioned.

Phil drank the juice and nodded casually: "Always do something, otherwise what else can I do? ”

Luke Moore had a neat mustache on his chin: "Find a wife to have three or five kids, make money to feed your family, and play with your kids? ”

Phil choked on the juice, coughed a few times, looked at him surprised: “Do you... really think so? ”

Beidou's character makes it really uncoordinated to say this “no killing” suggestion.

Luke stared at him with interest: "You know, I have some research on people's psychology, right? ”

Phil felt the sweat up behind him: “You...”

Luke smiled and sipped the coffee.

Unlike Luke and Batman, this smile from Beidou is always a little ridiculous and easily perceived as a sense of superiority.

This sense of superiority does not come from wealth status, but from the meaning of "I've seen through everything”.

Looking at Phil's alert expression, Luke just said a question he'd been meaning to ask: "You have feelings of guilt about your family, or some family member, right? ”

Phil wrapped his face around it, his body backed up, his hands held together, and he pinched each other restlessly.

Luke: “That's why you didn't think about having kids with your wife, because you were afraid something was going on with them, right? ”

Phil lifted his hands: "Stop! Now, for the sake of my partner, get your fucking psychoanalysis off of me. ”

Luke laughed: "Since you're a partner, you should get to know each other. Maybe one day you'll need me to take care of your loved ones. ”

Phil's eyes fluttered and finally rejected the idea in his heart.

Without themselves, they're doing well.

Especially since the kid is already the big boss and the private security company guards him, not many people can move their family.

Luke glanced at him and sipped another cup of coffee: "Is that the kind of bridge in the movie that“ involves family and regrets it "? ”

Phil nodded and shook his head with a bitter smile: "Yes, and no. ”

Luke dropped the cup in his hand and leaned forward with interest: "Tell me? ”

Phil hesitated and said, "One of my older children, when I was younger, said something about work, and then went into official American business. And then he meets a retard with no brain, and he goes straight to him, and he dies. ”

Luke squinted, “What happened? ”

Chief Phil exhaled: “I took a chance to beat that idiot into a wasp nest when I caught him, and then transferred him to S.H.I.E.L.D. ”

Luke shouted and retracted his gaze: "Does your elder know about this? ”

Phil laughed bitterly: "After all, I was the one who aroused his curiosity and joined the business, and I did regret it. ”

Luke nodded: “Got it. You didn't say, so they thought the death was about you? ”

Phil shook his head darkly: "They didn't blame me. But people are dead. What's the point of saying that? Will it bring him back? ”

Luke thought, “If you don't explain, they'll be dissatisfied with you, naturally keep your distance from you, and you won't find them in danger, will you? ”

Phil shook up and surrendered, “Say it again, don't use your fucking psychology on me again, okay? ”

Luke whispered, “It's just normal logic. It's about psychology. Who makes you work overtime every day without a girlfriend. You don't get along with your family in this situation, and I'm guessing there's a contradiction between you. Isn't that a reasonable thing? ”

Phil continued to raise his hand: "Yes, but please don't worry about my personal privacy any more. ”

Luke: “Whatever. ”

Phil turned his eyes and said, "In exchange, you tell me about yourself? ”

Luke: “My family is happy, my girlfriends are beautiful, and my girlfriends call and swing, what can I say? ”

Phil:... WDNMD! (US Version)

He suddenly realized that someone was curious about other people's problems, perhaps because he didn't have them himself.

Together or as a research material? Phil shook his head angrily: "I've continued my training and your plan of action is better. ”

Luke laughed at Phil for walking to the training site and no longer inspired him.

Based on Phil's words, and his emotional fluctuations, there are enough things to judge.

He had tried it unintentionally before, and by contrast, Phil's words were true.

So, Phil wasn't the one who “implicated” Phil in the death of his biological parents that morning.

Phil's guilt, it's just that he values affection more.

In Luke's opinion, his father dared to do anything, nothing to Phil.

Is it Robert's fault that Luke chose to be a detective?

But the danger he encountered was a complete “collateral" of the system and had nothing to do with Robert.

And Claire, for example, she could be dangerous to be a detective, dangerous to be a star.

If she's in danger in the future, is it to blame that Luke didn't stop her at first?

No one is God, no one can take control of everything, much less take full responsibility for the lives of others.

In Phil's principled way, in order to avenge old Luke, he did a bulletin act of private vengeance, and what else could he say?

Yeah, Phil and Luke's dad had blood ties.

Luke knew that already.