Blame me for being too attractive

Meeks thought he had kindly reminded her, but Lilith was unwilling to do so, so he had nothing to say.

According to his understanding of Lilith, the other party should not... eh? !

Looking at Lilith who hesitated for a while, stepped forward to pick up the portrait with Superman, and removed the frame, Meeks had to say that this was really beyond his expectations.

Although the portraits in the bedroom are all over the bedroom, the total amount is not too large to count. After all, such things as portraits are not small objects of 1cm*1cm, and Lilith's bedroom is not that big. I can let go of the endless collection of portraits.

It didn't take long for the two of them to take off all the portraits, and after dismantling the frames, they stacked them together.

"What's next?"

Superman has always believed that he should listen to professionals when he doesn't understand.

In the past, it was Batman who acted as a "professional" by his side.

Now, that candidate is obviously Meeks.

Facing a Superman who now behaves as if he "does what he says" to him, Meeks finds it a bit indescribable.

Once in Hydra, why did Meeks approach 18793 on purpose, was it to have a knife with superhuman strength and a head that was not too stupid to think.

But now, with Superman here at his beck and call, he felt like that was all.

There is no feeling of invincibility, maybe because the opponent has no power now?

But it doesn't matter whether you have power or not. Don't you see that 18793, who was once quite powerful, was "abandoned" by Meeks without hesitation after he left Hydra.

Till now, Meeks already possessed enough strength and the space to "store" the other party, but he still never thought of finding the other party back.

"The next step, of course, is to go to the police station."

Superman: "Go to the police station?!"

Lilith: "Go...to the police station?!"

Superman and Lilith, two people who have never had a tacit understanding, expressed their surprise at Meeks' plan in unison at this moment.

"What to do at the police station?" Superman doesn't think it's helpful for ordinary people to involve them in this kind of thing.

He was even worried, if those ordinary people were really involved, let's not talk about it if they didn't help, and what would happen if more casualties were caused.Now they don't even have the strength to protect themselves, let alone protect more people.

And don't forget, they are still black households. Now, isn't Meeks worried about their behavior, which is no different from throwing themselves into a trap?

"The current situation is completely different from the beginning." After all, there was no Sherlock Holmes in the beginning.

"You mean, Sherlock?" Superman realized almost immediately what Meeks wanted to say was different.

What is Sherlock Holmes, a detective, a super-intelligent consulting detective, and don't forget that he also has a "nickname"-the younger brother of the British government.

The flash of clear emotion on Superman made Meeks realize that the other party understood what he meant.

But in order to prevent the other party from misunderstood, Meeks felt that he should speak clearly: "You should remember who the other party's brother is."

Although this is not the UK, never underestimate the sphere of influence of certain politicians.

"But how do you tell him?" Could it be that your brother was captured by an evil magician, or that Lucifer, the Lord of Hell, captured your brother?

It sounds like you're making up a story.

Meeks raised his chin towards the portraits in the opponent's hand as a gesture: "Do you think that Sherlock Holmes and John Watson strayed into /evil/religion/ritual/ The scene of the ceremony, and then was kidnapped by a group of cults/religion/believers, to be used to worship their gods, what is the reason?"

From what Superman knew of Mycroft, he didn't think much of it.

"Then tell the truth." Meeks said, "You have to believe in the IQ of the other party. Although this may sound like a challenge to his three views, he will believe it."

Just like Sherlock Holmes back then, none of them said, didn't the other party infer the result of challenging the three views by relying on their own observations and various clues?

But Superman still didn't understand, even if Mycroft believed it, but: "How can he help us?"

Regarding Superman's question, Meeks looked at the other side thoughtfully.

Meeks always felt that he was already arrogant enough, but looking at Superman at this moment, he felt that the other party was much more arrogant than himself.

And the other party's arrogance is not like him, which is clearly displayed from the inside out.

The other party's arrogance, on the contrary, is hidden in the depths of his heart that he has never noticed, and will only be revealed through some inadvertent words and deeds, and it is very difficult to detect.

Just like the other party's question just now, what's the matter, because they have special powers, most of the human beings in this world don't have any special abilities, so I feel that when they face enemies with special powers, these people must have nothing to them Help, or even just act as a victim?

To be honest, Meeks would not have such arrogant thoughts, and now that they have lost their strength, are they any better than those ordinary people?

Why does Superman always listen to Meeks and feel that they can deal with that group of people, while for McCoff and the others, he feels that these people can't even provide them with help?

Meeks, who is a little puzzled, thinks about the other party's consistent behavior and some supermen who are blackened in the world, as if the other party has always been like this.

Regarding some things, the other party either admits or denies them all, but no matter whether they admit or deny, the other party will always put themselves in the position of protector.

No matter what method is used, the other party feels that it is for protection.

Of course, Meeks hasn't spent much time with the other party, so his views may be a little one-sided, or the other party may also have a more colorful side.

But in the mind of Meeks, who had never met before, the image of the other party in him was like this.

If it is Superman's friends, after realizing this problem, they may remind the other party, and they may try to help the other party realize the error of this idea.

But now it is Meeks who is aware of this problem. Sometimes there are actually Meeks who are afraid of chaos in the world.

So not only will he not remind him, but he also waits with great anticipation for the other party's problem to be solved or gradually expanded, and then one day it will suddenly detonate/explode, bringing about some different changes in the whole world.

At that time, he will sit on the throne of hell and watch this good show brought by superheroes.

But now, Meeks, who was not going to explain anything to Superman, directly signaled the two of them to stop talking nonsense and just bring things with them.

But the former "evil/religion/believer" Lilith, since she heard that she was going to the police station, except for asking a question in surprise, she has been standing there in a daze, and she still doesn't intend to move.

"Why, are you planning to stay here and wait for him to be dealt with immediately if he suddenly remembers and passes by to take a look?"

Lilith knew that Meeks was right. In the past, because "Lucifer" seemed to be waiting for something, in order to be able to stay here longer, she had to borrow her to do something.

But when Meeks appeared, the other party had obviously waited for what he wanted, so he was already a useless "waste" to him.

Those eyes that once brought her strange power and brought her endless troubles and troubles were taken back mercilessly by the other party, and if given the chance, the other party obviously wouldn't mind taking her life away.

In fact, if it wasn't for her to help take Sherlock and the others away, the other party would have already done so.

Meeks was right in guessing that she never did more than add fuel to the fire.

But if she goes to the police station with the other party, to some extent, what is the difference between a dead end for her?

If you have to talk about the difference, it's just that the way of death is different, and it depends on whose hands the death is. After all, there is still no escape from the word "death".

After realizing this, Lilith did not continue to stagnate, and followed behind Meeks.

At least this time, she still has a chance to choose between the two, doesn't she?

Even if she was going to die, she didn't want to die at the hands of the person who had affected her all the time so far.

Besides, the result this time may not necessarily be death, at least by following the two of them, he may still have a chance of survival.

Lilith glanced at Superman who had always felt that she needed help, and turned around from behind Meeks and ran to the other side.

She still wants to live if she can.

She was afraid of death, she had always been afraid.

She didn't want to die, never wanted to.

After arriving at the police station, Meeks took a step back quite quickly, and Superman, who was standing forward because of the opponent's retreat, became the one in charge of telling the reason between them.

"Mr. Sherlock Holmes... Well, he was captured by a cult/believer." Superman's words are not a lie in a sense.

And although what they said just now was to speak frankly, what they said at the time was to speak frankly when facing McCoff.

Let's forget about these policemen.

As for how to meet Mycroft, Superman took a look at the many policemen surrounding him at this moment, and believed that he should be able to see him soon.

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In fact, not long after Meeks and the others arrived at the police station, McCoff received the news that his goldfish brother was "taken away by the evil/religion/part/children".

And accompanying this outrageous-sounding news is the fact that Sherlock is indeed missing.

Seeing that the scope of his goldfish brother's death has expanded from the UK to the United States.

McCoff thought for a minute about the possibility of becoming the US government while also serving as the British government.

Mycroft, who didn't yearn for this kind of future at all, quickly ended this kind of thinking, got up and walked outside.

At this moment, his secretary has already prepared for him, and he will be able to take off immediately, taking the plane with his boss to the United States.