The instant Bruce saw the black-haired woman, a pair of red eyes appeared behind him. A face identical to his pressed close to his ear and said, "You should be more cautious. There's something wrong with this woman."
In an instant, space froze again. Two Bruces with differently colored eyes stood on either side, staring at the black-haired woman named Talia.
Then they began voicing their opinions one after another.
"Her hair has been styled far too exquisitely. It has three layers: tight curls on the first layer, large waves on the second, and a straighter base underneath. That makes it look full without being messy, but achieving that effect would take at least three hours of setting."
"Her hands are well maintained, with no signs of training. Her wrists are slender, and her jewelry is perfectly chosen, but there's a major issue with her nails. The top coat on her gel polish is matte."
At that moment, the blue-eyed Bruce looked at the gray-eyed Bruce beside him. The gray-eyed Bruce said:
"Humans are naturally drawn to light. Everyone likes bright things, but stereotypical gender aesthetics make women more inclined to pursue dazzling gems and jewelry. As for nail decoration, which is neither necessary for survival nor especially profitable, women tend to favor vivid, bright, elaborate styles."
Then the blue-eyed Bruce spoke again. "The top coats used by most nail salons are meant to make nails shinier. A frosted matte finish is uncommon. She most likely had it custom made."
Next, the two Bruces lowered their gazes to Talia's feet. She wore sandals that revealed only two toes, but the gel polish on her toenails was the same.
"There is nothing reflective anywhere on her body," the blue-eyed Bruce said. "That is highly abnormal."
"Female assassins differ from male ones.