girl knight zero

Chapter 349: Memories From Ancient Times

"What's the matter? It's midnight!" Phoebe and Kali hurriedly followed.

"Don't come here, I want to talk to the captain alone. I...I have something to tell him." Cang Ling stopped them and closed the door.

"What's wrong with her?" Phoebe looked puzzled.

"Could it be that the mental pressure is too great? Or the emotion has not recovered yet?" Kali speculated.

"No, she must have recalled some key information in her dream! For example, Sifley's weakness or something..."

"I don't see it. I think it's a sequelae of the deep sea. It's been like this since she came back from the sea, and she often has nightmares."

"Maybe it's possessed by a water ghost!"

"Pull it down! There are no ghosts in this world." Kali yawned, turned around and climbed onto the bed.

Boom - boom - boom.

Cangling knocked on Wolfe's door.

"Come in." Wolfe's voice quickly came from the door.

Cang Ling pushed open the door and saw that he was still asleep and was reading materials in his overcoat.

"What's the matter, Zero? Is there something wrong?" Wolfe put down the information and stood up.

"Captain, I...I want to tell you something." Cang Ling stammered.

"Tell me." Wolfe pulled a chair for Cang Ling.

Cang Ling sat on the chair, hesitated for a while before saying: "Today during the day (it should be yesterday), the head of the group told me something about Hardy."

"what's up?"

"He said that Hardy felt like there was a broken chain in his mind, and these Gao Huan words can help him reconnect the chain."

"I know about this. The group leader thinks that Hardy's body probably contains memories from the ancient times, and these memories contain ancient characters."

"That...in fact...in fact, I have also felt this way..."

"what?"

"I've had this feeling since I was in Sundia. It's just that it wasn't obvious at the time, and I only dreamed about it occasionally. But since I came into contact with the second temple, my dreams suddenly increased, and recently I dream about it almost every night."

"What dream?" Wolff focused.

"About...Gao Huan's dream. It's all kinds of fragments. Some are pictures I've seen in books, and some I've never seen before."

"Wait, what do you mean never seen it?"

"It's just dreaming about things I don't even know about."

"Is it something that I have seen before combined in a dream?"

"No, it's not. I swear I've never seen those pictures anywhere or in any book. Besides, they feel so familiar to me, as if I've seen them before and now I've forgotten them."

"Why didn't you tell me earlier?"

"I've always thought that it was something I thought about in the day and dreamed in the night. But after hearing what happened to Hardy today, I suddenly felt that things didn't seem that simple...Captain, I don't have the blood of the night devil, do I?" Cang Ling asked anxiously.

"Of course not, definitely not." Wolfe said decisively.

Hearing Wolfe's words, Cang Ling heaved a sigh of relief.

"Let's go, I'll take you to the captain." Wolfe stood up.

"Huh? Now?"

"This matter is very important, and it may contain some important information."

"Oh, okay..." Hearing this, Cang Ling became nervous again.

Soon, Wolf found Edmund with Cangling.

Edmund hadn't slept yet. After listening to Cang Ling's report, he really attached great importance to it, and immediately brought Cang Ling to the Royal Academy of Sciences.

Jian Bolin was very interested after listening to Cang Ling's description of life (there are so many people staying up late). He asked in detail about the frequency, content, time, and corresponding daytime activities of Cang Ling's dreams. He also asked about Cang Ling's parents, hometown, etc. information.

The next day, he brought in Liton Messing, a top psychologist in the country, to investigate Cang Ling.

After searching for four days, Jane Boleyn found Edmund and Wolfe.

"We now have a bold speculation, which may sound unbelievable, but the possibility is quite large." Jane Bolling said to Edmund.

"We won't be surprised to hear anything now, please tell me, academician." Edmund replied.

"In fact, this is Rich's conjecture. He thinks that Squad Leader Cang probably has ancient human blood."

"You mean she is a descendant of ancient humans? But isn't the ancient humans extinct?" Edmund asked hastily.

"Yes, but among the ancient humans who hid underground, perhaps a few survived. When these ancient humans returned to the surface, we don't know. But obviously, they and the new humans, that is, our group Humans intermarry and pass on their genes."

"How do you prove that Squad Leader Cang carries the genes of ancient humans? If it's just based on those strange dreams, it seems that the arguments are not sufficient." Wolfe asked.

"We have no evidence. As I said just now, this is just a speculation, a rather bold one. But if Squad Leader Cang is willing to cooperate with us, maybe we can find evidence from her."

"What are you going to do?" Wolff asked warily.

"We want to hypnotize her and try to wake up her past life memories."

"...Dean Jane Boleyn, do you know what you are talking about?"

"I know this sounds like witchcraft, not rigorous science. But please believe me, we are making this proposal very seriously." Jane Bolin said and glanced at Messing.

"Captain Wolfe, human memory is like a library. It not only stores all the memories from birth, but also memories from ancient ancestors. These memories will be passed down from generation to generation, and then evolve into our instincts. Just like Like the fear of snakes, spiders, heights, and the deep sea, this fear comes from the memory of our ancestors." Messing stepped forward and explained.

"Can you tell me more about your plan?" Edmund asked.

"I will try to enter her deep consciousness, stimulate her memory, and help her remember her past life. Of course, this may not be successful. In fact, I have no successful cases so far."

"Will it have a negative impact on Squad Leader Cang? Mentally." Wolfe was more concerned about Cang Ling's body.

"No, this experiment will not damage her brain, nor will it cause mental burden."

"Okay, if it is really necessary, you can do it. But I have one request, before you do it, you can't reveal to Squad Leader Cang that she may be a descendant of ancient humans." Edmund said.

"Of course not. This will give her psychological hints and affect the results of the experiment." Messing replied.

"When are you going to experiment?" Wolff asked.

"The sooner the better, preferably tomorrow," said Jane Boleyn.

"Can I participate?"

"You can accompany."

"Okay, then tomorrow morning is tentative. I'll bring her over at eight o'clock."

"Thank you for your support, Captain Wolfe."

Therefore, the two parties finalized the time and place of the experiment, and prepared to conduct a psychological test on Cang Ling.

　Note: The theories involved in this chapter are all my personal fantasies, without any scientific basis.

　　
　
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