Super Detective in the Fictional World

very obedient.
It could also be Selina’s bodyguard, pet, and confidante, and run errands and scold people online on her behalf.

The one thing it was bad at was math, but it wasn’t any worse than many people, so this couldn’t be considered a shortcoming.

Luke’s attitude toward the dog head slowly changed from stern and intimidating to stern but benevolent.

Gold Nugget didn’t notice anything as it ate and played every day.
However, it indeed wasn’t as fearful of Luke as it used to be.

It thought it had mastered Selina’s unique skill

— find the right time to act cheeky, and it would be fine.

Actually, Luke wasn’t a stern person to begin with.
It was fine as long as Gold Nugget did things properly and didn’t mess around

In any case, there had been a saying in his previous life: “A dog is a son, a cat is a master.” How many sons weren’t naughty?

Thus, Luke used the excuse of “researching taste” and “studying mental resistance” to trick it into participating in various tests.
Gold Nugget couldn’t resist “sampling energy.”

Selina’s energy was top-notch, but Luke was afraid that it would affect Selina’s body, so he only gave Gold Nugget a 1% quota.

Besides, after eating Selina’s energy for so long, it did need a change.

After multiple experiments, Luke concluded that Gold Nugget couldn’t access all the information in its host’s brain through the symbiosis.

So, Gold Nugget combined with the clone as a test.

Combine with Luke’s real body? That was impossible.

The clone, as a “system code,” was the most reliable test subject.

Sure enough, after the symbiosis, the system sent a notification: “Mental energy link from symbiote detected.
Accept?” Luke chose no.

The symbiosis could still happen, but when Gold Nugget was asked, it said that it could only sense the clone’s more intense thoughts.

It could sense fleeting thoughts during the symbiosis process, but according to Gold Nugget, the clone’s brain was “empty.”

Although it was an annoying reply, Luke knew that it wasn’t like the dog head was actually scolding him.

To its senses, the clone had a blank consciousness and didn’t have any thoughts.

When Selina and Gold Nugget combined, it got a whole bunch of information from her.
Gold Nugget could easily sense surface thoughts, like body movements.

Under that were random thoughts that popped up, like wanting to eat char siu, sweet and sour pork, tomato squirrel fish and so on.

At an even deeper level, Gold Nugget would have to carefully discern the thoughts in order to understand them, like what Luke was doing now, how many people he was beating up tonight, and so on.

These three levels of the host’s consciousness were what this symbiote was most familiar with.

It took a great deal of effort to communicate with the consciousness at an even deeper lever, and was generally unnecessary.

Luke speculated that what Gold Nugget was connected to during the symbiosis was part of the host’s self-awareness.

This was mostly focused on the self, like eating, drinking and having fun, which were typical biological instincts.

Gold Nugget automatically steered clear of the part that dealt with the host’s ego and conflict.
That way, it wouldn’t go crazy.
At the same time, it was influenced by Dollar’s instincts, and recognized Selina as its master.

When it came to the clone, Gold Nugget could only sense and communicate with the first layer of consciousness.

This “hollow shell” was what the dog remembered.

As Luke pondered, Gold Nugget suddenly exclaimed, “Ah, something big’s happened.
Grandpa, send me back.”

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