Detective Skills Novels & Stories

Almost resembling a dragon eyes. Vic stood at front opposite the other team. His team mates had saw how skillful he is but they were still a little bit afraid of the opponent in front of them. To Vic, Pablo was no threat at all, and when Ang suggested that he could use a skill named Detect, it would enable him to know more details about the opponent, he felt so excited. "That makes sense, I guess he's a blacksmith, his bulging muscle explains it all." Vic thought. Only the blacksmiths bears the name Smiths.

Detective Taliya stared at the evidence board in her office, trying to make sense of the seemingly impossible case before her. The latest robbery had left no trace, no fingerprints, no CCTV footage, nothing. It was as if the perpetrator had vanished into thin air. She sighed and ran a hand through her hair, frustration mounting. She was known for her sharp instincts and keen eye for detail, but this case was testing even her skills. She needed a breakthrough, something to crack open this baffling mystery.

"Maybe.. I've watched the tape back about a million times, and I've not spotted anything extraordinary, really, but I feel like there's something that I'm still not seeing.." "Hmm.. That instinct again, right?" "Yeah.." Dan James affirmed again. With Naomi, one didn't have to worry about her forgetting something. She never did. Dan James had always had an instinctive gift: If he felt there was something to look at somewhere, the chances were that there was indeed something to look at. It had helped him crack many cases, and although he didn't look like the perfect detective, having a short, stocky frame, a wrinkled face and a receding hairline, he was really smart, and this instinct had alwa

“It’s not even used to the fullest. If I were the killer, I would even put this to the face of the victim for mockery’s sake.” Jack cringed and looked horrified at his boss. “That’s disturbing, boss.” but Jack knew very well how his boss’ mind works; that is why he was able to solve so many cases while he was on the force. That is why he was considered one of the greatest detectives to ever work at the force, and that is why he looked up to Azrick Norton Tevyat to the point of following him into becoming a Private Investgator. He could not help but smile.

As always, his name was splashed across the headlines in bold letters. “FBI’s Golden Detective Cracks Another Case: Charles Gregory Stays One Step Ahead of Crime” I recall skimming through the article, already knowing what it will say: "Gregory’s instincts and exceptional dedication have once again led to a major breakthrough in a case that baffled authorities for months. Insiders at the Bureau describe him as a force to be reckoned with, a man who sees what others don’t. His latest victory is evidence of his unmatched brilliance.” I remember tossing the paper aside and leaning back, laughing. Unmatched brilliance? Sure.