Sherlock agreed to the "Half-Blood Prince"'s friend request without much hesitation.
As a key product promoted by Stark Group in recent years, "Second Structure" has penetrated into all aspects of people's lives, and due to the huge size and reputation of the production company, it can conduct real-time transactions with almost all banks in the world.
More cautious people will only use it to deal with small daily expenses, but more people choose to invest large amounts of funds directly for transactions. Stark Group has even set up a department to deal with possible problems in this regard.
problem, and gave this functional module similar to a bank an unclear name: "Gringotts".
Perhaps due to the pressure from traditional banks, or being annoyed by the accusations and investigations about "monopoly", "Gringotts" has not developed in the direction of a bank, and looks more like a "chargeable safe" where money exists
Not only will you not get interest there, but you will also have to pay fees to Gringotts after the amount reaches a certain percentage.
It is precisely because of this close connection with daily life that "Er Structure" prohibits users from setting their own usernames. The vast majority of users must use the real names on their ID cards, passports and driver's licenses, which leads to a kind of "Er Structure".
It is a relatively formal communication tool rather than an entertainment social software, so it has not had any impact on the already existing Internet and social software and platforms. Antitrust investigations related to this aspect have always been fruitless.
However, there are always exceptions to everything. It is a very cool thing to use code names in places where real names are required. The first person to do this was Tony Stark, the boss of the Stark Group.
The name on the body is of course "Iron Man", and the signature is "Actually, I am Iron Man."
The meaning is unclear, but it seems very handsome.
That's right, all the members of the "Avengers" have their hero codenames in the second generation, including Peter Parker and "Spider-Man" who don't seem to have become regulars yet.
This looks like a celebrity account on a social platform, but the second structure does not provide a platform for expressing opinions except personalized signatures and group chats. Do you expect these superheroes to play "Mass Effect"?
...it doesn't seem impossible.
I'm going a bit far, but in short, anyone who uses a different name in the second game is either an officially certified superhero, or a super hacker who is powerful enough to hack the Stark second console. No matter which one, this friend request will be accepted.
Gotta pass.
Of course, there is a third possibility, that this person is really called the "Half-Blood Prince" - that would be more important to know, right?
——[Sherlock Holmes: I agree to your friend invitation and you can start chatting now.]
【Hello: Half-Blood Prince】——
——[Xia: Hello, your ID is very strange. Which city are you a superhero in? 】
[Not: mixed]——
——[Xia: Really? I thought ordinary people could only use their real names on the second structure.]
[You are not ordinary: mixed]——
"..." Sherlock looked at the other party's brief reply and scratched his head a little.
He is indeed good at reasoning, but that is based on sufficient observation. In this situation where there is only one ID and nondescript sentences...that is why he doesn't like to use social tools to communicate with others.
[I heard that you are going to represent Hogwarts in the Triwizard Tournament, and I plan to give you some advice. Do you want to hear it?]——
——[Xia: Oh? What kind of suggestion?]
The "half-blood prince" first typed out a long string of words, and then fell silent again after Sherlock asked a question.
This situation is too weird. The other party looks like he doesn't know how to use the second structure at all, but he wants to convey some information to himself through it. As expected, there will be another wave of speeches later.
[The human mind is too fragile. When faced with a race whose thoughts are as simple as eating and drinking, it will suffer a big loss, so I want to teach you the 'Occlumency' that can protect your own thoughts: Hun]——
——[Xia: Reading thoughts? Just like the vice-principal?]
[No: mix]——
[Unlike: mixed]——
[All the White Queen can see is what you actively want to show her. As the deputy principal, she will not take the initiative to enter other people's brains: Confused]——
A man covered in black seemed to appear in front of Sherlock's eyes. He was tapping Ergou's virtual keyboard one by one with two fingers. But after seeing a certain message, he suddenly became excited and started clicking and typing frantically.
A bunch of words and then sent out.
Although he couldn't observe face to face, he still deduced something, Sherlock thought as he looked at the line of words.
This "Half-Blood Prince" knows the qualifying spots for Hogwarts, knows, or admires, the Vice-Principal, and wants to help him gain an advantage for Hogwarts in the Triwizard Tournament.
——[Xia: Okay, then how are you going to teach me? 】
[‘Occlumency (oens)’: confused]——
[Avoid eye contact with others, just recite this mantra silently in your mind: Huddle]——
[The best effect is when you just wake up: mixed]——
——[Xia: Do I have to sleep every time I practice? And, who should I ask to verify the success? You? 】
[No: mix]——
[Go to the principal, Professor X: Bastard]——
[If you confirm whether it is successful or not: Mixed]——
[Thinking hard in front of him, ‘I’m going to blow up Hogwarts’: Confused]——
The profile has been updated. The "Half-Blood Prince" also knows Professor
Combined with the previous inferences, it can be confirmed that this should be someone from Asgard who serves as a professor at Hogwarts, that is... the successor of Asgard, "Thor" Thor.
Yes, he is a prince. According to legend, he is also a mixed race, and his clumsiness when dealing with precision instruments is obvious to all the teachers and students in the school.
In addition, according to rumors, the relationship between Iron Man and Thor is not very good, and "Thor", a "hero name" that sounds very domineering, may not be willing to hang on his head.
And when he retreated to the second option and chose "Half-Blood Prince" as his ID, Stark immediately agreed without hesitation.
This line of reasoning seemed so smooth that Sherlock himself almost believed it.
Just a little bit worse.
Thor, or Professor Donald Black, is the poster child of the physical mutation faction, and is also recognized as a fool and sandbag in Hogwarts - fortunately, the physical mutation class does not require IQ at all.
Instead of believing that these conversations were typed by Thor, it is better to believe that everything is an illusion caused by being too tired.
So the final conclusion is that there is a planner who is very familiar with everyone. For some purpose, he wants to teach himself Occlumency, but he is unwilling to end it himself, so starting from the first sentence, he tried
Leave clues and point the "suspect" directly to Thor.
It's really interesting. If you have time, try to find him.
