Super Detective in the Fictional World

e workshop.

After activating the workshop’s maximum defenses, he put on the Big Dipper Armor and placed Alice on the workbench.

His eyes were bright as he looked at Alice.

He released Osiris from Space 1, and the medical robotic arms and equipment started working on the person lying on the workbench.

In less than twenty minutes, the electronic chip connected to Alice’s brain and eyes was taken out and stored in a special box in Space 1.

It was very likely that the chip had a GPS function, and he couldn’t give the signal a chance to leak out.

He was very interested in this chip.

The technology was one thing, but he might be able to use it to find other superhumans.

After taking out the chip, he had Osiris do a full body checkup of Alice and collect firsthand data and back it up before he put Osiris back into Space 1.

The medical A.I.
had medical data related to superhumans.
Luke couldn’t be any more careful with it.

At that moment, there were no longer any electronic tracking devices on Alice, and her fingertips were clean.

In that short moment, the sedative she had been injected with for the surgery was no longer effective, and her wounds healed completely.

The woman suddenly opened her eyes and shouted, “Carrie!” She sat up.

A moment later, she turned around in confusion and tried to figure out what this completely unfamiliar environment was.

Then, she saw… a person? He was standing quietly not far away.

The man wore black and white armor.
The left side of his skull-like helmet was white, and the right side was black.
The black eye sockets were very strange.

“Hello, Alice.
So you remember you have a daughter?” asked Luke.

Alice was initially shocked, but she was at a loss when she heard that.
“What are you talking about? Where am I?”

Looking at her face, Luke fully activated Elementary Pheromone Control.
“Don’t you remember your daughter, Carrie?”

Alice’s expression changed.
“Carrie, Carrie, who’s Carrie?”

Luke: “…”

A long few hours later, he finally finished communicating with Alice.

Luke shook his head helplessly as he looked at Alice, who was wearing a big T-shirt and shorts and staring blankly at the cup of hot cocoa she was holding.

Like in the movies, Alice had lost her memory.

Unlike the movies, Luke had most of the information on her before she went missing.

Her memory loss wasn’t from being struck in the head, like in a romance story, but followed the more typical superhero plot — the intense mental stimulation had caused her brain to seal itself off so that she forgot the painful memories.

Now, Alice could only remember her time at Sentinel Services.

For someone like her who had a self-healing ability, it could only be a mental issue.

She would recover from simple brain damage in a matter of minutes.
Otherwise, Luke wouldn’t have dared take out the electronic chip from her head so soon.

But the information he had on hand was enough.

She could slowly look through the information to retrieve her past, but it wasn’t a problem if she didn’t.

The only problem was that she forgot that she had a daughter, and only remembered the name “Carrie.”

Alice lost control of her emotions several times during the questioning, and it took her a while to calm down.

Luke could only be glad that he hadn’t learned Elementary Pheromone Control and Basic Hypnosis for nothing.

He had to use both at the same time to prevent her from smashing up his workshop.

A few hours later, Alice, who had calmed down, sat on the side in a daze, and Luke began to analyze the information he had just obtained.

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