At that time, Stu had used her clone ability to create an alibi for herself and played innocent. Unfortunately, Luke had caught her in the act with Sharp Nose.
In the end, Stu tried to kill his girlfriend but failed, so he simply killed his accomplice, Billy. Luke stopped him from killing Billy's girlfriend, but Stu used his cloning ability to slip away again.
This guy had left a deep impression on Luke.
Luke had only ever met one of the middle school students, whether it was her brutal personality, her strange abilities, or her strange brain circuits.
But the world was always unpredictable.
This psychopathic and brutal guy had escaped from Luke's hands, but he had been caught by the even more brutal and inhumane Sentinel Secret Service, and had even become a test subject for the First Sequence.
Luke didn't know if this was karma, or if the wicked were tortured by the wicked.
In the end, the "Doppelganger Technique" that he had guessed back then still ended up in the system's list of abilities.
Actually, before Luke boarded the return flight, he had been restraining himself with great willpower to keep himself focused.
However, he hadn't been so excited for a long time, except when he received Carlo's gratitude and obtained the qualification to learn Elementary Self-Healing.
This was because he had always felt that the Doppelganger ability would definitely be judged by the System as something that could not be learned.
In the end, a doppelganger ability suddenly appeared, and it didn't have the usual (Unable to learn) annotation behind it, but rather (Partially learnable).
Fortunately, Luke had given the low-speed cruising job to North Star, otherwise he really would have fallen from the sky.
Was the System really retarded this time? Why did it give him a Magical Skill? The thought flashed through his mind, but he immediately dismissed it. He was still in awe of the System.
It was rare for the System to suddenly have a brain … No, it was compassion. It was definitely a sudden act of great compassion that allowed him to unlock a true "magic" ability. No amount of praises for it would be enough.
Even though there was an obvious "?" after "special mental ability" and "credit points" in the prerequisites for this ability, Chen Xiaobei was still able to recognize it. He was still grateful for it from the bottom of his heart.
If he really learned this ability, he would accept it even if he didn't have the qualifications to learn other magic abilities in this lifetime.
Well, regardless of whether he recognized it or not, the system wouldn't let him learn it.
These two abilities alone made Luke feel that the world was too beautiful.
For a moment, he was absent-minded and fell into endless fantasies.
…
The next afternoon, Luke arrived at the airport. After changing his appearance, he went straight to New Hope Laboratory in Nassau County.
When he arrived at the lab, he sent an anonymous message to Selina. "I'm back."
Selina didn't say anything else after replying, "Got it."
Unless there were any special circumstances, they would continue to exercise as usual until Luke returned home on his own.
Otherwise, if he popped out again after Selina used his face to wander around, he would be exposed.
In any case, it was common practice for the two of them to go out and farm points, so there was no need to rush to meet each other.
Luke checked on John Wick, who was in the dark room, and exchanged a few polite words with him before he was done.
John's days were very peaceful. Although he stayed in the house, he had a few training machines and the square-headed dog to keep him company.
There were a lot of things on the computer that Luke had provided.
From all kinds of public information to TV series and movies, it was enough for a person to lie there and watch for a lifetime.
This kind of life wasn't too bad for an otaku.
Then, Luke entered the workshop.
After activating the top-notch protection in the workshop, he put on the Big Dipper Armor and put Alice on the workbench in Space 2.
Looking at Alice in front of him, a certain someone's eyes were filled with eagerness.
He released Olysses and its "hands and feet" from Space 1 — the medical robotic arms and instruments — and started working on the human body on the workbench.
In less than twenty minutes, the electronic chips in Alice's brain and iris were taken out, put in a special box, and stored in Space 1.
This chip was likely to have a positioning function, and he couldn't let the signal leak out.
He was very interested in this chip.
Technology was one thing, and he might be able to rely on it to find other people with superpowers who had been implanted with chips.
After cleaning up the chip, he got Olysses to do a comprehensive physical examination on Alice, leaving a first-hand copy of the data, before putting Olysses back in Space 1.
The medical artificial intelligence Olysses stored all the data on superpowers and medical science, so he couldn't be too careful.
At that moment, there were no longer any electronic tracking systems on Alice, and she could be considered to have cleaned up.
In that moment, the anesthetic that had been injected into her during the surgery had lost its effect, and her wound had completely healed.
The woman suddenly opened her eyes and called out, "Carrie!" and sat up at once.
A moment later, she turned her head in confusion to size up this completely unfamiliar environment.
Then, she saw a person standing not too far away from her … standing there quietly?
This person was covered in a set of black and white armor, and had a skull-shaped helmet. The left side of his face was completely white, and the right side of his face was completely black. His pitch-black eyes looked very strange.
"Hello, Alice. Do you remember that you have a daughter?" Luke probed.
Alice was shocked at first, but when she heard that, she was at a loss. "What are you talking about? Where am I? "
Looking at her expression, Luke activated Elementary Pheromone Control. "Your daughter, Carrie. Don't you remember?"
Alice's expression changed. "Carrie, Carrie, who's Carrie?"
Luke: "…"
After a few long hours, he finally finished communicating with Alice.
Looking at Alice, who was sitting on a chair in a big T-shirt and slim-fit pants, blanking out with a big cup of hot cocoa, Luke shook his head helplessly.
Like in the movie, Alice had lost her memory.
But unlike the movie, Luke had most of the information on her before she went missing, which he had already investigated.
Her memory loss wasn't some romantic drama where she had been hit in the head, but a classic superhero movie. High-intensity mental stimulation had made her choose to seal her brain, and she had forgotten the painful memories.
Now, Alice could only remember her time in the Sentinel Secret Service.
For someone like her who had self-healing abilities, it could only be a mental problem.
If it was a simple brain injury, she would recover in minutes. Otherwise, Luke wouldn't have dared to remove the electronic chip from her head so quickly.
However, this information was enough.
That was exactly what he needed. She could slowly look through the files to find her past, and it wouldn't be a problem if she didn't.
The only trouble was that she had forgotten that she had a daughter, and only remembered the name "Carrie."
During the interrogation, Alice lost control of her emotions several times, and it took her a long time to calm down.
Luke could only rejoice that he hadn't learned Elementary Pheromone Control and Basic Hypnosis for nothing.
He had to do both to stop her from smashing things up in his workshop.
A few hours later, Alice, who had been stabilized, sat on the side in a daze, and Luke began to analyze the information he had just received.
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