Super Detective in the Fictional World

, however, his petty and paranoid mind would compel him to exclude people who weren’t on his side from important operations.

If Luke joined Nick Fury, Big Dipper might not be able to catch the real Hydra fish.

As a passionately righteous figure, Luke naturally couldn’t accept this.

A person still had to rely on themself!

Sitting in a chair in the basement, Luke kicked the floor every now and then as he spun around and fell into deep thought.

Batman had “sacrificed” himself.
Even if a second Batman appeared, it wouldn’t be easy to get points.

This was a common problem for men — when they were too proficient, it wasn’t good for them to take action.

The identities of Big Dipper, V, and even the Boogeyman were inconvenient to some extent.

As long as someone looked into Big Dipper and V, they would suspect that they were connected to Batman.

Then, the connections could be made: Batman — Iron Man — Nick Fury.

The Boogeyman’s shadow hung over the High Table, which was a surfeit of points.

If he really got serious, the High Table would shrink back in fear.

There was still the Angel of Judgment, White Wolf, who wasn’t very active.

But this time, the target was SHIELD.

Luke and Hydra both knew that it was Hydra members who were being taken down, but to the other government agencies, they were still SHIELD members.

Hydra has always been shameless.

It would be a joke if Hydra really retreated and then instigated SHIELD’s non-Hydra members or other government agencies to fight White Wolf.

‘When the time came, was White Wolf supposed to take all of them down and continue with his operation? They would be very resentful.

So, was he actually still short of a “unique” identity? Thinking this, Luke’s mind whirled.

He already had several superhero aliases, the anti-hero Big Dipper, who was ruthless and decisive in killing people, and himself as a super detective among regular people.

The only thing he didn’t have was… a supervillain identity?

But would the system let him be a supervillain?

A supervillain who was all talk and no action couldn’t scare the bad guys, much less Hydra.

Hydra itself was made up of a bunch of supervillains.
How could it not know what a supervillain should be like?!

Hydra’s family and friends might not necessarily know that they were Hydra.

Phil and Garrett were close.
Could Luke tie Phil up to threaten Garrett? That would be very unprofessional of a bad guy.

If Luke really did that, however, Garrett might look devastated on the outside but would be laughing wildly inside.
He couldn’t wait for Phil to die.

Luke tapped the armrest.
Points were deducted for doing bad things, so the new alias couldn’t be a genuine bad person.
Then

An image of a certain lunatic with a cheap mouth and who hungered for money flashed through his mind.
Hm, it seemed… being a lunatic might be a good choice?

Lunatics had a lot of fun!

Recalling Batman, who had become a martyr, Luke suddenly chuckled.
“Just a joke? That sounds doable.”

Thinking that, he suddenly stood up and paced back and forth in the room as he calculated the feasibility of the plan.

Did a lunatic need reason or logic to argue with someone? No.

A lot of lunatics came and went without a trace.

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For example, many American serial killers looked like they lived completely ordinary lives before they were caught and brought to justice, as if they were two completely different people.

Multiple personality disorder wasn’t incomprehensible.
If the person had a high IQ, it made sense that they would be hard to catch.

But it seems that a high IQ doesn’t suit me? Luke muttered inwardly.
When it came down to it, Daddy System had never given him an increase in 1Q.

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