The consulting detective on Baker Street has recently fallen into a mystery. A rather handsome blue-eyed man has recently appeared at the murder scene. The man appears at the crime scene from time to time, doing detective work - almost resonating with his reasoning.
A man full of mystery.
Harmless eyes, quick reflexes, well-hidden muscles, and a playboy style... But Bruce, who has MAX acting skills, always hides it well. Mysteries surround him, and Holmes is curious about his secret.
Later, an actor as handsome as Apollo appeared in London. If Holmes hadn't seen him put on glasses with his own eyes, he would never have believed that the simple and clumsy country boy selling corn and the popular actor were the same person.
So what are his glasses made of? The consulting detective was lost in thought.
The popular actor Kal-El, who has been repeatedly involved in murder cases, always escapes danger and can directly identify the murderer. There is no complicated reasoning. It is quite simple and crude, but there are no mistakes. The speed of solving the case is breathtaking.
A thoughtful Sherlock assessed the man's talent.
Clark, who made good use of his super hearing to completely listen to the murderer's motive: Really... I just used a little tool.
Later, Scotland Yard also hired a new blue-eyed police officer, who seemed to have a close relationship with the man who called himself Bruce...
With many doubts ahead, Sherlock once again found the joy of life.
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Bruce Wayne, who traveled to the 19th century and was bound to the detective system: "..."
Clark Kent, who was bound to the actor system by the same situation: "..."
Richard Grayson, bound to the police system: "..."
#CD(Consulting Detective) meets DC(Detective Comics)#
#DCworld's No. 1 Detective Meets Consulting Detective#
#You have one vote, I have one vote, Superman will make his debut today#
#Superbrain will get rusty if not used? Does using super strength to cheat count as a dimensionality reduction strike#
When the law fails to bring justice to the parties involved, private revenge is justified and even noble from this moment on.
——Bolmos
Purpose: When the law cannot bring justice to the parties concerned, private revenge is legitimate and even noble from this moment on. ——Bolmos