Super Detective in the Fictional World

After the ankle monitor was in place, Scott took Luke out of the isolation room and to the base’s common area.

Scott raised his hand and gestured. “This is Zone D. You can do whatever you want here. It’s best that you don’t go near Zones A, B and C over there, or… you know.” He pointed at the ankle monitor.

Luke didn’t think much of it. “Got it. You know that I’m a man of principles.”

Scott’s smile froze, and he nodded with difficulty. “Why don’t you consider this… a vacation?”

Luke patted his shoulder. “Scott, you think too much sometimes. I’m a friend of the Avengers over there.”

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Unfortunately, Scott still had a hard time smiling. After briefly explaining that Luke could look for Friday. the base A.I., if he needed something, he quickly left.

Boss, did you do that on purpose? Why are you talking about rules? he mumbled inwardly.

The Dark Knight indeed followed the rules. When he debuted, he said that he would break the bones of criminals — even if it was just a little finger, a bone had to be broken.

How could a good guy like Scott be calm when he heard that?

It was like ordinary tourists coming into close contact with lions in a safari park.

Even if the trainers guaranteed that the lions wouldn’t bite, and reports could prove it, tourists would always feel nervous when they touched them.

Scott had read many people’s comments about the Bat Squad online.

Many hardcore fans acknowledged that the Dark Knight and Black Cat were petty.

If anyone dared to speak ill of Knight and Black Cat, a bunch of people would say, “Just wait to die. You won’t be able to keep the bones in your tongue.”

Even though everybody knew that Knight and Black Cat only targeted criminals and had never beaten up online trolls, these crazy fans didn’t care.

How could Scott forget that?

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After dealing with the unexpected problem of Luke for the time being, the Avengers focused on the Infinity Stones.

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