Super Detective in the Fictional World

ies had released their own smartphones in the first half of the year.

This world was slightly more technologically advanced than in his previous life.
Coupled with the butterfly effect which Luke had created, it would only take two years for a website similar to YouTube to be created.

She would definitely become an Internet celebrity.

While she wouldn’t be a genuine celebrity, she would be very close to one, which should satisfy Artemis’s craving to be a star.

Seeing the contract, Stacy was stunned.
“I can be a singer too?”

Luke nodded.
“Sing some cover songs first.
We can follow Sheerah’s footsteps.”

Stacy had better stamina, coordination, and reflexes than ordinary people.

In fact, she was more suited to be a special agent, assassin, pro fighter, and so on.

But that was something that could be shelved for the future.
For now, it was fine for her to just be a minor celebrity.

Stacy squirmed uneasily.
“Can I really?”

Luke said, “You’re not short of money.
What’s wrong with trying a new life?”

The three women: “…”

Fine, anyone with money could be willful.
People with even more money… could be even more willful.

If the wizard, who was their angel benefactor, didn’t feel regret, what else could they say?

They would report to the record company separately tomorrow and get to know each other again as if they were strangers.

Luke had specifically warned them not to get too close in a hurry.

After a while, Stacy and Stephanie could go out as contracted singers, and Artemis would become a regular assistant no matter who she followed.

It would be best for them to put on this show for the outside world for at least a few months, if not for a year.

After that, he stood up.
“Good luck, girls.
I have high hopes for you.”

Seeing him reach the door, Stacy couldn’t help but say, “Wait a minute.”

Luke turned around.
“Do you have any more questions?”

Stacy asked, “Well, is there really nothing else you need us to do?”

Luke thought for a moment, and a coin suddenly appeared in his hand.
“I almost forgot.
Come, girls, let me test your luck for your new lives.”

The three women were all stunned.

Half an hour later, Luke walked to the door and disappeared again in a flash of blue light.

The three girls in the room were silent for a moment before they looked at each other.

Artemis couldn’t help but swallow.
“This ‘little magic trick’ really does make him look like a wizard.”

Stacy said, “He’s been a wizard since the beginning.
Isn’t it normal for him to know some magic?”

Stephanie reminded them in a low voice, “Well, should we discuss what to look out for at the company tomorrow? I’m afraid that Art might have forgotten.”

Artemis was angry.
“Nonsense, I remember very well.
I got more than 80 points on Butterfly’s questions.”

Stacy said darkly, “Real life isn’t an exam.
One mistake and there might be no turning back.”

Artemis was silent for a moment.
“Fine, let’s review what we should pay attention to.”

On the way home, Luke was in a good mood.

Just now, he had used a coin toss to adjust the number of times he had won against the three women.

Stephanie had been using Elementary Sound Wave for a few months, and it had long become his own ability, while Artemis’s Energy Explosion had always been unavailable.

The twins had better mental states, and didn’t need to be scared with a “curse.”

Stacy’s Elementary Replication was still unavailable, but a net victory was enough to meet the requirement.

That way, Stacy would be a little unlucky at most, which wasn’t a big problem.

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