Super Detective in the Fictional World

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In the face of the immense amount of work which Simon was giving him, Luke was nevertheless happy.

As the saying went, it was fun to compete with others.

Fighting bad guys with superpowers was even more fun.

To repay Margaret, who was the first person to lead him to Simon, he didn’t forget to turn invisible and help her with therapy several times.

The young widow, who had been depressed after being “abandoned” by her sister, inexplicably started to get better.

Luke’s two clones treated the sisters at the same time, and the mental landscapes they experienced were completely different.

If Luke had to choose, he would choose… Haley’s mental landscape.

This definitely didn’t include the fact that the female doctor liked to go for midnight swims.

It was just that Margaret’s mental landscape was too simple, like a child’s drawing, while the female doctor’s mental landscape was as dazzling as a kaleidoscope.

Whether in terms of difficulty or taste, Dr.
Haley was much more fun.

When it came to his own interests, Luke always preferred bad guys.

Margaret, who had donated a lot to charity, had always been a light green in the system.

Haley, on the other hand, had turned from a neutral yellow two years ago into a light red evil.

The female doctor, who chose not to live an ordinary life, naturally became a research subject.

For the sake of their past friendship, Luke would “hire” her as a “temp worker” for the Joker after she was done acting as bait, and ensure that she led a splendid life.

She liked playing games, right? Then, she could help the Joker design games to fight battles of wits and courage with the bad guys of the world.

Of course, this temp project wasn’t urgent.
It all depended on whether or not the female doctor could lure Simon out.

But it had already been a week; it was unlikely that the guy would come back for Haley.

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In the middle of September, Luke finally dug out Simon’s background.

Simon Nepel was actually a rich heir, even if “indirectly.”

Simon’s biological father, whose exact identity was still unknown, had an affair with his mother, Gina.

At that time, Gina had just been a minor living on the streets.

It wasn’t until Simon was six years old that Gina met his stepfather, Raman Vorobyov, and embarked on her fairy tale-like life.

Raman was a young heir with a car and a house, and his parents were dead.

Living aimlessly, he met Gina, and fell madly in love with her.

With no one to object to it, he married Gina without a hitch.

They lived harmoniously after they got married.
Raman, the wastrel, turned over a new leaf, and Gina, the feral girl, settled down.

Over the past fifteen years, Raman had developed his “family business” into a small pharmaceutical company.
He was worth almost two billion dollars, but never had any children.

Simon naturally became the only heir in the family.

What was even more amazing was that Raman regarded his stepson as his own and loved him.

The reason Simon could become the lead researcher at the sanatorium and not a research subject outright was mostly because Raman had spent a lot of money.

Luke was pretty astonished by this fairy tale-like plot.

Unconvinced, he found an opportunity to observe Raman and Gina up close.

As he expected, both of them had abnormal mental fluctuations, and their brains were slightly damaged, but not seriously.

It was clear that Simon had done something to the brains of his stepfather and his mother.

That explained how Simon’s mother got so lucky and why Simon was so loved.

Not every bad girl could get lucky, unless they had a son with a superpower.

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