Super Detective in the Fictional World

Little Snail and the multifaceted system, bad news came first.

The multifaceted system showed him some short videos and images, and Luke couldn’t help but worry about John.

In less than half an hour, John’s head had already been smashed open.

His receding hairline couldn’t block the image of the large amount of blood on the side of his head, which was a little scary.

The arm of the tall black man who was walking with him was also stained with blood.
He was clearly injured.

Luke found the man familiar.

Little Snail quickly found information on the black man: He was the boss of Zeus Appliances, and his name was Zeus Carver.

The moment he saw the name of the appliance store, Luke remembered: Wasn’t this the secondhand store he had bought electronic parts from when he first came to New York?

The reason he remembered this Zeus Carver was probably because Luke had looked at him for a while, and this Zeus with the horn-rimmed glasses had said that Luke was racist.

Then, he insincerely rounded up the 100 dollars’ worth of parts Luke had bought and charged him 200 dollars.

How did he end up with John? Luke found that odd.
After looking at the other intelligence, he got a rough idea.

John had been standing in the Clinton area wearing the “I hate XX” sign, and had almost been killed by a bunch of hot-tempered young men.

Suddenly, heroic Zeus had saved the baldie, and he flagged down a cab before the two of them took off.

Now, these two…

Luke saw Dustin’s notification, which said that the two had returned to the police department.

Was Simon going to act again? As he wondered, Luke sped up.

They had to catch Simon this time.

Simon had killed at least a hundred people in the subway station massacre.
He deserved to die.

Also, with such a huge ruckus, there had to be a lot of people under his command who were helping to cover things up, or there would be some leads by now.
These people deserved to die.

Sure enough, Simon called again.

Little Snail immediately started tracking him.

However, the other party was too experienced, and kept the call very short, even though John deliberately taunted him to stall for time.

Simon gave John a new “game” mission.

No matter how good Luke’s technology was, he wasn’t faster than the enemy.
He picked up his pace.

Right up until Simon hung up, Luke could only trace the phone signal to the area around HQ.
Plus, the other party was using an old-fashioned prepaid phone.

There was no doubt that this guy was watching HQ.

When he thought of the tall buildings around HQ, Luke could only smile bitterly.

Too bad HQ was in a busy area.
Anyone could carry out surveillance on the side, and the tens of thousands of people around were the best cover.

After John received the new game instructions, he could only set off.

This time, Simon also had the secondhand appliance store owner, “zealous citizen” Zeus, play the game with John.

Luke couldn’t do anything as he watched the two guys leave in a hurry.
However, he was now more confident about catching Simon.

As someone who stressed safety first, Luke knew very well that the police weren’t afraid of the other party playing tricks in this situation.
What they were most afraid of was that the other party would stop playing.

The more Simon acted out, the more clues he would give them.

Besides, there might be clues NYPD couldn’t pick up on, but which Luke could.

Given how much data there was, it wouldn’t be strange if there were several abnormalities in a row.

As long as the other party was just a little careless, Little Snail and the multifaceted system’s big data analysis would be able to teach the other party a lesson.

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