Super Detective in the Fictional World

capital group, wasn’t someone who abided by the law all the time.

Giving Dr.
Pym a little help now might force Darren’s hand sooner.

Luke liked helping people out the most.

After making that first deal with Dr.
Pym, the stubborn old man’s initially hostile attitude turned neutral.

Luke surmised that the old man must’ve thought that he was like Howard, who had coveted Dr.
Pym’s skills.

Although this was the truth, at the very least, Luke wasn’t coercing him, and he was willing to supply Dr.
Pym with what he needed.

It wasn’t like they were enemies.

If Dr.
Pym hated every single person who had ever asked him if he was selling the Pym Particle technology, he would already have enemies everywhere.

…

After sorting out the deal with Dr.
Pym, Luke and Selina didn’t waste any more time and flew back to New York.

Two people and one dog returned to their old nest in Clinton.

Little Snail was like a housekeeper and had the cleaning robots clean and air the place every day.

Selina couldn’t wait.
“Let’s go see the little turtles tonight.”

Luke naturally had no objections.

The team members had kept in contact for the last six months, but Selina hadn’t fed her four turtles in a long while.
She missed them.

Luke just said, “I’ll let everyone know to go to the Bat Cave if they can.
It just so happens that the preparations for that matter are almost complete; it’s time to put it on the agenda.”

Selina blinked and got a strange expression on her face.
“Whatever you say.”

The smart kitchenware, which had been out of action for a long time, was fired up again to produce a huge pile of cheese pizzas, most of which were blue cheese.

That night, Luke and Selina went to the Bat Cave warehouse in New Jersey.

By the time they arrived, everyone was already sitting in the communal lounge.

Pizzas in hand, Selina went to play with her little pets.

Luke greeted everyone and had Mindy bring out drinks.

Ten minutes later, everybody sat down.

Damon couldn’t help but ask curiously, “Bruce, you said that we’re setting up a new organization?”

Luke put down his coffee and nodded.
“That’s right.
Only then can we better recruit peripheral members.”

Except for the rookie minors, everybody else was intrigued.
They caught the keywords: peripheral members?

Pausing for a moment to give everyone some time to think, Luke then explained, “The Bat Squad still exists, and will be the core of this new organization.
The rules are no different from before.
However, we’re just individuals.
Even if we’re strong and working together, we’re still individuals.”

The veterans immediately understood.

It was like starting a company, the kind which only had two or three people and relied on manual labor – it was completely different from a company with hundreds of people.

Even if the two or three individuals were more outstanding than the hundreds of people combined, there was only so much they could do.

Sure enough, Luke continued, “We’ve reached our current limit in terms of individual combat ability.
Without external support, we’ll have to deal with a lot of things ourselves, which will waste everybody’s time.
So, we need some support to help us deal with professional matters that don’t require combat ability.”

Everybody nodded in agreement, even the five minors.

It wasn’t a problem for them to take action and fight evil.

However, gathering intelligence, cleaning up the aftermath, handling equipment and supplies, dealing with government forces and so on were a headache.

Even veterans like Frank and Damon didn’t really want to do all that, but they had to.

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