Super Detective in the Fictional World

Luke had learned a lot of partially available abilities. Some were not as practical as this Yo-Yo, and this had to do with restrictions on the abilities.

For example, the original version of Pheromone Control could be used on both men and women, but Luke’s version could only work on women, which was a 50% discount.

The original version of Stacy’s Elementary Replication copied the body, memories, and abilities at the genetic level, while Luke’s version could only copy the body.

At the very least, however, the flaws of the original version weren’t present, so this could be considered a 20% discount.

This time, Luke’s version of the Yo-Yo ability wasn’t cut down to 50% or 20%, but involved ‘cut’ bones — and crushed to powder, to boot.

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The original Yo-Yo ability which Big Dipper had personally seen for himself was almost as fast as Pietro.

Luke’s usual heart rate was around 50 beats per minute; even in battle, it wouldn’t exceed 100 beats per minute.

With the original version of the Yo-Yo ability, he would have about half a second to make the first move.

What did half a second mean? It was enough time for Luke to stuff Werner into a ‘body bag’ and wrap him up with several bows.

The miscellaneous tasks of the PDD involved deploying and planning out the Justice League’s underground forces. The candidate for a managerial role had to be very trustworthy – otherwise, Selina and Skye wouldn’t be the only ones at this level.

Selina said, “Miss Jenny is pretty good…”

She stared at Luke for a few seconds before she gave up. “Fine, she’s more suited to being your secretary.”

Hearing that, Luke got a complicated expression on his face. Why didn’t Selina mention Jenny’s status as a female CEO? Was it because she was the secretary-general of the Justice League?

After grumbling, Selina got down to business. “Mindy is already 18, and she’s still hanging out with your brother. I think we can give her something serious to do.”

“I think…” Luke smacked his lips. “For Joseph, finding a girlfriend is quite serious.”

Thinking about Joseph, who liked to hole up and read files and do research like his brother, Selina was silent for a moment before she concluded, “Joseph is still a minor. He’s still a kid… In any case, you have to find me at least two assistants.”

Luke fell silent.

There was nothing wrong with Selina’s suggestion. She did need an assistant, and Mindy was indeed the right candidate.

Young people needed time to fall in love, but it wasn’t a problem for them to take a small part of the workload.

But one person wasn’t enough to reduce the number of tasks to a level that Selina could tolerate.

“How about D.A. Jennifer?” Luke proposed a name that surprised Selina.