Super Detective in the Fictional World

xplosions and previous gang killings, but from what I’ve read, there were too many loopholes.
Also, the 15th Precinct isn’t willing to drop the case, and insists on getting involved.”

Of course Luke understood.

The police could of course focus on a particular target in certain cases, but insisting on pinning the blame on someone without key evidence was very foolish.

More importantly, the identity of the black mask was unknown; he wasn’t suitable to be used as a scapegoat.

The police would just continue to slap themselves in the face if they couldn’t catch the black mask.

The smart thing would be to identify more suspects, especially certain gangs.

This was the most reasonable and easiest way to shift the blame.

It was common for gang members to die every few days in New York.
The media wouldn’t care much, and the public was even more used to it.

As long as it didn’t involve too many people, nobody cared how many gang members died.

As for the black mask, he had already caught the attention of a few tabloids in the last two months.

Once the 15th Precinct’s stance was revealed, many people would be curious about the identity of the black mask and why he killed those gang members.

After all, the title of “New York’s Batman” was something the public would eat up; there wasn’t anything great about a gang fight.

“Got it, I won’t interfere,” Luke said to Elsa.

Elsa was relieved.

She knew that Luke was good, but the Clinton area was like a mud hole that was hard to move around in.

The scariest thing most of the time wasn’t your clear enemy, but your so-called teammate.

After listening to this, Luke and Selina were about to leave, when someone hurried over and smiled brightly at them.
“You’re finally here.
I got here before you did.”

Surprised at first, Luke and Selina smiled.
“Liz, what game are you playing?”

It was Elizabeth.

She was dressed in the same fresh and clean style, in black pants and a white blouse without any accessories.

However, Luke could tell with his sharp eyes that this wasn’t ordinary office wear; it would have cost at least a thousand bucks.

This rich young lady knew how to improve her living conditions! He chuckled inwardly.

Elizabeth smiled and gave them half-hugs before she said, “The boss asked if I was willing to come to New York, and said that you were coming too.
I haven’t graduated from my teachers’ tutelage yet, so I agreed.”

Luke glanced at Elsa, and saw that their old boss was the same as ever.

As expected of Dustin’s former subordinate; she was just as good at roping people in.

Dustin had used Elsa to increase the chances of Luke and Selina agreeing to the transfer.

Elsa, in turn, had used Luke and Selina to convince Elizabeth.

Elizabeth, however, didn’t notice Luke’s expression.
She continued, “But the boss said that she needs someone here.
I have to help her out here with admin for a while, and I won’t be able to go out in the field with you for the time being.”

Luke said with a smile, “That’s fine.
It’s better for you to understand the situation before you make any sort of decision.
You don’t necessarily have to be out in the field.”

Elizabeth nodded and suddenly asked, “Are you settled in? Should we have a small party to celebrate your move?”

Luke sweated; he had forgotten about that.

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