Metropolitan, Lex Group Headquarters.

Standing behind the desk belonging to the highest-level director was the female secretary Mosey with blonde hair and in capable office clothes - or now it should be said that the former female secretary of Lex Luthor. Lex Luthor has been missing for a while, almost like the world has evaporated. Lex Enterprise has lost him, multiple departments and projects have come to a standstill. In the absence of him, the female secretary he trusted the most before took over all his work.

Mosey raised his wrist impatiently and looked at the watch. This was the third time that Eric, Roy and the Bishop had seen her watch after coming in. Considering that there was a wall clock with a retro-style and expensive shape hanging on the wall, her performance was obviously conveying a signal that she had lost patience.

"Like I said a hundred times," Mosey said to the three, frowning, "Lex Luther, he has been missing for a long time, and no one in the company has seen him-of course, including me. We all think he is dead now, and if you have evidence that he is still alive, trust me, there will be no one in the world who is happier than me. Because I really need him to come back and clean up his own mess now."

Mosey said, sighing softly, holding his forehead and saying, "You can't imagine what the company without Lex will be like. No one except him can get this back on track. I have done my best, but... well, all I have done is to suspend the situation. Now you have no other questions, and there is no specific evidence that Luther is still using the company's resources to make a mistake... Forgive me, I have to continue to work on my problem."

Although this hot agent, Ceo, always followed Luther without saying a word, was responsible for assisting work such as delivering messages for him, she really had a presidential style when dealing with people. Although her tone was calm, her attitude was tough and undeniable. Obviously, she had issued an order to expel guests to the three of them.

Walking out of the Lex Building, Eric said: "She is lying, and I listen to her heartbeat."

"Yes, although I can't listen to my heartbeat, it's really obvious." Roy said, pondering for a while, adding, "I can even conclude that she and Luther have seen this week."

Eric raised his eyebrows and said, "Oh? How can I tell you?"

Roy said with a blank expression: "Details. The stance and gait of a woman can actually determine the time of her last sex. In fact, this is not difficult...for me."

Eric looked at him strangely, but finally he didn't interrupt and let him continue.

"This woman's whole mind is on her former boss. The high loyalty she showed makes me reason to believe that her partner will not be someone else. So I can basically assert that the last time she saw her mysterious boss was within a week." Roy said lightly, stretched out his wrist and released the map projection of the logistics through the watch-shaped terminal.

Roy continued: "If Luther was really working with other unknown figures, then he would never let his secretary decide on the details of goods transactions. He would probably have to solve these things personally. So we now list the circulation records of the design Lex consortium from the picture, and then arrange them according to the order of date development..."

Eric stared at his fingers and operated quickly on the screen. After a long time, he couldn't help but speak in admiration: "They have regularities."

"As expected, of course there should be a rule." Roy said, "No matter where the Luther is, since he is missing, the communication must be controlled as much as possible and will not contact his secretary every few days. If I were Luther, I would also arrange a time to meet her regularly, learn about the latest situation of the company from her and issue the latest instructions. As long as we master this time rule, their next meeting time can be guessed in advance."

"It's about three days later...?" Eric nodded thoughtfully.

The bishop chuckled: "It's not bad. I'm still worried that you will become a little slow after such a long period of comfort."

Roy glanced at him coldly and ignored him. But Eric remembered something and asked, "It was rumored a while ago that Lex Luthor's disappearance was your masterpiece? Because he annoyed you, he was executed by you?"

The bishop shrugged: "That's right."

Eric sarcastically said: "Then your methods of handling are really not straightforward."

The bishop refused to comment and said, "I didn't take him seriously at that time. I pushed him into the pop-up space, but did not set the exit coordinates. Theoretically, he might be transmitted to any position in the universe by the pop-up channel. I think Lex Luther is just a flesh and blood body after all, and he will never survive in most corners of the vast universe..."

Eric sighed: "Well, you bosses just like to make things troublesome. Can you kill him directly at that time have so many troubles?"

Kissing? Who is Lex Luther? He has a halo of character comparable to the protagonist. Why do you think he will die if he throws him into a corner of the universe?

The bishop didn't care: "This is the interesting part, right? If he really encounters an adventure and comes back to seek revenge on me, that would be great."

Eric gave him a blank look and simply stopped talking. In his opinion, this guy was just a lunatic. Their mind was not on the same channel at all, so there was nothing to talk about.

While the two were talking, Roy ignored it all the time, focusing only on the projection of his wrist, frowned from time to time, not knowing what he was thinking.

Seeing his expression, the bishop immediately saw something and asked, "Why, what did the detective find?"

"I'm just thinking, we might not have to wait until two days to find out Luther's location."

"Oh?" The other two came over with interest when they heard this, "How to do it?"

Roy said: "I just tried to inject a virus written by the oracle into the server of the Lex Group when I was upstairs. Fortunately, the technical level of this world does not seem to be higher than mine, so I got Ms. Mosey's memo without much effort. I just browsed it. There were three Lex factories in Ms. Mosey's itinerary that seemed to appear much more frequently than other locations... I strongly suspect that one of them might be that she went to meet the unknown boss."

The bishop nodded slightly and glanced at the two of them: "Three places, the three of us sounded just right."
Chapter completed!