Super Detective in the Fictional World

it difficult for other people.”

Steve: “Huh?”

He wondered if he had heard wrong.
It was normal not to make things difficult for himself, but why would he make things difficult for others?

Luke pointed at himself.
“For example, I’m a detective.
All I need to do is maintain order.
Do I have to pay attention to the inner thoughts of murderers every day? I’m not a psychiatrist, nor am I part of a human rights agency.
I’m not the one who needs to think about these things.
I just arrest and kill

people when I should.”

Steve opened his mouth, but couldn’t say anything.

‘There was indeed nothing wrong with what Luke said.

And even if Steve could find fault with what Luke said, Luke clearly didn’t care.

It was like how clean freaks would care, but people without this problem wouldn’t care at all.

No matter what reason a clean freak gave, like it was nhygienic, uncomfortable, or not their style, a person who wasn’t a clean freak would silently pick up greasy roadside stall skewers with their bare hands.

Steve certainly wasn’t a “clean freak.”

It was just that he valued certain things.
After all, it was hard for even people who weren’t clean freaks to accept sh*t dumped on their homes.

Luke didn’t have that problem at all.
After all, SHIELD wasn’t his.

So, his answer was along the lines of “throw it back,” or even “dump it back on them.”

Would holding sh*t make your hands smell? It really would.

But would it feel good to dump it on the heads and in the mouths of your enemy? It really would.

That was exactly what Luke was going for.

As for the smell, he would remember to wear gloves.

As long as he had enough experience and credit points, he didn’t mind dumping sh*t on SHIELD along with Hydra.

After talking to Steve, Luke and Selina got up and said goodbye.

In the car, Selina couldn’t help but ask him, “Are you very interested in Steve?”

Luke chuckled.
“So-so, but I can tell from his reactions that something’s wrong.
Let’s talk about it when we get back.”

Selina immediately stopped asking.

Although this car had been upgraded many times, it wasn’t as good as their little nest.

Their place had a separate power source, and could block and monitor information much better than this small SUV.

When they got home, Luke told her how he had tested Steve.

Steve didn’t know that Luke was Batman, but Luke knew that he was Captain America.

Putting Steve’s reactions together with Phil’s situation, a lot of things were clear.

Luke, who had the inside story, had been openly probing for information earlier.

From Steve’s mental fluctuations, he speculated that Steve was involved in the snake-catching operation.

However, that was definitely Nick Fury’s doing, and didn’t involve Phil.

It was normal for a wily old fox like Nick Fury to have a hand in everything.

The people on Luke’s side were probably secondary targets.

The men Steve hunted were probably the main targets.

Luke had dug out more than thirty traitors, while Steve might have hundreds of suspects.

This could also be why Nick Fury hadn’t arranged further targets for Phil and Luke.

The director had too many suspects to handle.

It was like cancer: Cutting out a bit could save a person, but if the entire body was infected, how could it be cut out?

If all the cancer was cut out, the person would die.
If it wasn’t cut out, things could still be dragged out for a few days for fumeral arrangements to be made..

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