Super Detective in the Fictional World

ars, flight technology, nanotechnology, and various weapons.

This project was mostly supported by Tony’s abilities.
Luke also used the Predator’s technology and other bits and pieces of technology that he had gathered, and combined them for testing as needed.

Generally speaking, this sort of research didn’t take a lot of time.

After all, Tony had done similar research with the support of Stark Industries’ enormous R&D department and his bursts of inspiration that could happen at any time.

It just so happened that Luke didn’t have either of these conditions, so he didn’t expend much effort in this respect.

Tony was an ordinary person, which was probably why he had been working hard to advance in technology.

If he was distracted by studying superpowers, Tony’s research on the Iron Man Armor would definitely be greatly affected; it would be embarrassing if he became a Jack of all trades but master of none.

As someone who took it easy, Luke wouldn’t try to challenge the tycoon in research inspiration.
When Luke had the time, he would refresh Tony’s list of abilities; he was very happy to reap the gains secondhand.

His main focus was on testing his own superpowers as well as research related to Selina and Gold Nugget.

Compared with Tony, their biggest advantage was their superpowers.

The most suitable approach was to accept what one had and work wholeheartedly toward developing that.

That way, if Tony’s technology couldn’t solve the problem, Luke could still try with superpowers at least.

Or, if the two were combined, it might solve a problem that couldn’t be fixed by one side alone.

However, the most important thing for Luke right now wasn’t to improve combat ability.

His combat ability was tech + superpowers.
Apart from a few people on Earth with “cheats,” nobody else could compare with him.

So, the most important thing was support systems.

Scapegoat King Big Dipper had officially debuted, but that wasn’t enough.

Unless the Scapegoat King revealed his face, he wouldn’t be effective… but the version 1.0 of the hardware required was almost complete.

This was no longer a half-finished product where only the face could be copied, but a complete version.

Once the final bit was completed, the Thousand Faces System would be able to completely change a person’s appearance.

From the body to a person’s looks, nothing was left out.

The only downside was that it was very weak.

One punch from someone like Luke and Selina, who had superhuman strength, would damage the Thousand Faces System.

But this flaw could be ignored for now.

It wasn’t like Luke was going to use the Thousand Faces System to fight; he was just going to use it to turn into another person, and then transform into another alias in public to ensure that any investigation of him would go off in the wrong direction.

Luke finally finished the first full set of the Thousand Faces System before midnight.

Like the Thousand Faces mask, this version 1.0 could only store one character model.

He gave Batman this opportunity without hesitation.

Just like how the Scapegoat King wouldn’t be as effective if he didn’t show his face, Batman in the end would still need to show his face.

The downside of Batman not revealing his face was that it was hard for other people to completely trust him.

In particular, what Luke wanted most was to turn allies into teammates in the system, and the last barrier of trust was that they didn’t know what he looked like.

What Phil and Tony did could be considered upholding justice and punishing evil as they protected the people.

Once they became teammates, Luke could enjoy the experience and credit points which they would share with him.

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