Super Detective in the Fictional World

At the end of September, Luke's first division finally moved.

After a month of waiting at Tijuana Beach Villa, Harry made sure Simon wouldn't go back there to look for her and chose to leave.

She snuck back to the United States through private channels, not to New York, but to San Francisco in secret.

Luke naturally followed.

He can guess why she did it, because Simon's stepfather Raman's pharmaceutical company is in San Francisco.

Simon is much more likely to show up here than anywhere else.

Since we've been waiting for a month, we don't care to wait a few more days. This is what watchmen and watchees think.

And to hide her identity, Harry turned herself into a homeless woman with a hat and dirt on her head.

These people are everywhere in big cities, and nobody cares about them.

As long as they don't go to rich people's neighborhoods, the police won't care about them either.

Arresting these people will not bring any benefit to the police station, which will also have to "pack and wrap”.

Secondly, the Traveller community is not what many Chinese think of as a "beggar” group.

Some people just can't find a formal job for a variety of reasons, and don't be surprised if someone finds IBM's former manager picking up junk as a homeless guy.

It is likely that his pension does not sustain a normal life.

As a result, homeless people do have a lot of politeness about hygiene, but many of them politeness about hygiene.

However, because of the constraints at hand, these two aspects are less demanding.

Harry disguised himself as this more civilized hobo.

In fact, she doesn't smell perfume, but she doesn't smell bad, and her face is makeup.

There is no old dirt on the slightly dirty coat, just plain gray soil.

But with the cover-up of an old trolley, coupled with the old mess of clothing, she's 70-80% like a real homeless person at the moment.

It has to be said that the female doctor and the silly sweet art student sister are two extremes.

Margaret learns art as a hobby, but it's a purely expensive hobby.

Harry learns psychology as a hobby, but he can make money with it both for makeup and acting.

In the days Luke watched her as a homeless person, he saw her using psychological knowledge to easily let the passers-by out of their pockets with kindness.

It's a lot easier to earn money than a regular worker when you spend an hour or two alone and you can easily account for over a hundred dollars.

For an hour-long psychiatrist, that's not a very high income for a $300 psychiatrist.

But Harry had been able to charge $300 an hour, and to a large extent, someone was willing to pay more than the market price to hire a beautiful female psychologist.

Now all she's playing with is pure skill flow, and she's got to keep it out of the ordinary people's sight, and it's all because of her professional skills.

Harry spent a little time each day getting enough money, and other times he appeared near Raman's corporate headquarters, spying on all kinds of information.

Shortly afterwards, she simply installed a "nest” near Raman, where she could monitor the place day and night.

Luke doesn't care.

Harry's performance is actually his pen.

He fuelled Harry's impulse to find Simon, while burying an irrefutable logic deeper inside him - Simon was beaten away by a clown and now he can't even show his face.

If she can't find Simon one day, her admiration and obsession with him will shift part of it to the clown.

When you're completely disappointed, Harry abandons the useless Simon and runs for the mightier, mysterious clown.

So Luke is not in any hurry.

He did it fair to Harry, just a pseudo-proposition.

If Simon had taken control of Harry so well, Luke wouldn't have been holding Simon's power forever.

It's just two harms to take it lightly.

At least Luke had a systematic reminder that he couldn't do bad things, but Simon didn't.

Harry's under Luke's control, better than being an accomplice to a bottomless monster like Simon.

But without the beach house, Luke lost interest in watching female doctors at night.

Once you have put down enough surveillance equipment, split up and do what you have to do.

It is incumbent upon him to help San Francisco's traffickers' gangs clear inventory pressures and address redundancies.

Carefully select the targets of the great evils, the scores of which are extremely high, for the disappearance of both goods.

Most of the low- and middle-class people left behind were confused: did the boss sneak off, or did he go black-skinned?

With the increase in the number of "mysterious travel” to ten, a small number of smart and well-remembered people finally remembered a few years ago.

The ghost butcher, the urban terror legend that used to surround his neighbors.

But, tempted by man-made financial death, the vast majority of people, even if a little wary, couldn't help but take over the territory and business left behind by these "tourist enthusiasts”.

At that time, no one continued to disappear, leaving a cheap group of people to blossom, and the horror legend was left behind by gang members busy robbing the land.

In fact, it was only when Luke found out that a lot of people wanted to run away that he paused the brushing operation.

Class I status requires uncertainty as to the length of time to be here, and the path to sustainable development needs to be sustained for some time.

New York is the foreground.

The leeks there, under the continuous harvest of Luke and Selena, were already sluggish.

And then there was Frank, the little turtle master, and Damon.

Now all that's left is a little leek root.

Besides, if these guys run off in San Francisco, Luke really doesn't have time to look everywhere for them.

He can only converge a little more and be a little more skillful with wool.

In addition to spying on female doctors and brushing small points, Dr. Pym, who was hiding in a small wilderness building, was once again found in the first degree.

Put on a vest that sells everything, he comes to the door and takes care of the old man's business with enthusiasm.

Get six Pym particles again to make Luke feel better.

But this time, the Big Brother gave Dr. Pim a limited answer to a small request to consider helping him regain the company at the right time.

Of course it's not Dr. Pym's hero. The halo works, and the big man takes care of himself.

Instead, Darren Cross, the current president of Pym Technologies, who has been closely watched, has been upset by Dr. Pym's little moves and seems to be ready for some less benign experiments.

Luke didn't respond to Darren before because the yellow Darren and Dr. Pym were just a business dispute and couldn't say who was right or wrong.

But once this guy does human experiments, beyond the boundaries of law and morality, he's likely to go from yellow to red.

At that time, he would not only lose systemic rule protection, but would also break Luke's moral bottom line.

Darren's fate must have gone too far, but beating him to learn the art of Pym particles would only be a hardship for his martial arts.

Luke doesn't need any money anyway, and getting Pym particles for his own use doesn't count as Dr. Pym's pit.