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Chapter 1641 No.258: Improving efficiency is always right

"Is it really necessary for Senior Bai Ren to fight against psychological trauma in this way?"

"..."

"What's your opinion?"

The sudden words made the silent Bai Ren look at him, which was first dangerous and then apologetic. The trainer only had a brief emotion of doubt, and then asked this question calmly.

It's not sarcasm, but a serious question based on confidence in one's own abilities.

Thanks to the fact that the profession of spiritualism involves intensive dealings with spirits, Manchester City Tea House has mastered the means of communication that goes directly to the soul through appearances.

Although this method is not very useful in modern times, as most people have a basic knowledge of source energy skills and know how to consciously conceal their minds and souls to avoid unconscious leakage of information.

But in an ivory tower like Central Teresin, he can be said to be invincible.

Everyone here is always relaxed, whether it is for the sake of learning better skills, or because they have enough faith in the ability of the school security department, or because they are just like me and cannot accept the slight discomfort of overly concealing their souls.

The unity of soul and body is extremely assertive, which can be said to be the most energetic state of a living being.

Among them, the trainers obviously have the most presence.

It has restrained its divinity and suppressed its spirit, but still possesses an extraordinary presence, like a building whose doors and windows are closed and difficult to peek into, but one can still tell at a glance that its decoration standards are out of tune with the surroundings.

It's like a copy-and-paste residential building with a castle-like structure sitting next to it.

And the castle wasn’t always locked.

It is often open to approved visitors, as it is now.

Manchester City Tea House knew very well why Hayabusa, Aori and Bourbon had not come in the past few days. Some of them wanted to have extra training, while others were reluctant to let the trainers get along with these guys.

They were not concentrating on the competition like everyone else. I don't know whether to say it was the leisure of adults or the greed of adults. The seniors and great seniors who were simply unable to guard against the intimate actions of the trainers really set an example that was difficult to judge as good or bad, but only to be vigilant about.

But no matter how vigilant one is, Hayabusa's habit of hiding her true feelings with her willful personality and Aori's difficulty in completely letting go of her reserve and her ability to easily let her sister-san take away the handle and make her act wildly, both of them are destined to be the ones to be guarded against in the trainer's mind.

Not to mention coming over to stop them, they would simply be thrown out by Omer together with Qianming and Sirius, and would be sitting outside the door hand in hand, staring blankly at the same level of players.

Bourbon and Luna, who were relatively less resisted by their trainers, also showed a laissez-faire attitude towards not being resisted.

There is no rush to win, nor is there any monopoly that cannot tolerate others. It is clear that they all originally have amazing potential for monopoly. They can be said to be the huge threat mentioned by Suzuko, but they have shown huge contrasts one after another, successfully proving to everyone that the trainer is not as everyone originally thought, but a quiet track.

While everyone was thinking about how to chase and pull on the track to show the true nature of the horse girls, the track itself had already changed the two players. This was completely different from the well-known emotional cases between horse girls and trainers, and was enough to make the self-proclaimed commanders alert and the self-proclaimed professionals slow down their pace.

Hence the current delicate situation.

Unlike the past, the training ground with only Manchester City Tea House and Narita Shirahito has formed a variety of corresponding combinations: juniors and seniors; those being guided and guides; those who love the night and those who fear the night; losers who adjust their mentality after the game and those who are nervously preparing for the game before the game.

There is no doubt that this is the result of a compromise between the two parties.

The tacit understanding between the high school group and the adult group meant that this seemingly quiet pair was the only one present on the training ground during the past two days.

But there was always an undercurrent that even Omar himself could sense, letting everyone know that the tranquility was just an appearance.

There is not only harmony between the seniors and juniors, but also more than respect between missionaries and students. Rather than peaceful coexistence, struggle is the main axis of human continuation to this day. When you know that the change between the two, in addition to interests, can be simply attributed to one person, you may inevitably want to attribute all disputes to the existence of that person.

I would also think that if that person had a bit of subjective initiative, he should take the initiative to stand up and take responsibility and break this spicy and bitter cycle. But in fact, the reasons of both sides in this struggle are so high-sounding and so justified. Compared with the hidden and embellished inner thoughts, the person wearing the trainer's badge and performing the trainer's duties really cares more about the high-sounding and justified packaging.

"Letting her face the waning moon above the night sky... would be more effective than running in this artificial darkness, wouldn't it?"

Yes, that's right. The packaging is just to appease the man who is acting as the track, to stabilize his mentality and keep him neutral, but the patterns on the packaging do correspond to the way to break the deadlock at the work level.

And that's exactly why he's here.

“Artificial darkness is still darkness. Regardless of whether it is natural or artificial, people always harbor fears about what might lurk in the darkness. That fear comes from the most primitive times of humankind, pointing directly to the unknown threats before the birth of torches.”

"…I meant efficiency, trainer, that's a slow effect."

"Really? I thought it was quite impressive." Omar scratched the back of his head pretending to be speechless, then looked at Bai Ren's golden eyes that met his gaze in silence.

"After all, her test results directly pointed to some kind of abnormal existence that she had come into contact with when she was a child. In this regard, I personally tend to be more inclined to the remnants of the Outer Gods. After all, I had come into contact with them not long ago and it left a deep impression on me."

“…” Bai Ren remained silent.

But this time the silence was different from the previous one when she let Omar speak to handle the tea party for her. She was silent about her own memory that she never felt was wrong.

She felt a natural fear, but also a fear that she didn't know where it came from when she thought deeply, a fear that was extremely difficult to overcome... Even though the psychiatric test pointed out that she had come into contact with something abnormal, the result of not finding any trace only made her more concerned about how to make the simplest deal with it.

When he approached Omer with this excuse and asked him to trace this point with professionalism and seriousness, the man easily wrote down the judgment that the psychiatrist had made hesitantly after reading the information for more than ten minutes.

"…If that's the case, then a passive-aggressive approach would be more effective."

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"I want to refute the passive resistance point, but you don't have any other opinions, right?"

"Um……"

Although I really want to refute it, all the spiritual and soul books related to the Outer Gods that I have read in the teahouse are aimed at self-repair and self-confrontation in terms of repair education.

"…But I still stand by what I said, that this solution is more effective."

"You kid..."

The teahouse's sullen persistence made Omar laugh, but he wasn't angry.

After all, he had seen the child's heart with his own eyes, and knew very well how much the child loved darkness and the waning moon. Combining these two factors with his own eyes, he would only think that the child was just trying to beg for snacks and was still being stubborn after being rejected by the adults with good reasons.

Of course, this kind of situation in the Omer family often reverses the positions of the children and the parents - the ones who are stubborn and unreasonable are often the parents who want to add cool, story-filled, and limited-edition weapons to their collection.

And the child who is in charge of finances will never be spoiled.

Fortunately, this unconventional opposition did not continue when the child grew up. Looking at the reaction of the tea table, Omar was even happy that he had experienced the normal age configuration of this situation.

Looking at the tea table, I think the child is very cute, a thousand times better than a certain Tang man, Tang the vampire adoptive father.

So the kid got to enjoy something Morrison rarely experienced back then: Omar loosening up on his own initiative.

"The part about efficiency is correct. Even if it is a dark night with a waning moon, the person involved still has to face it himself. It's just that the test is more difficult."

When he said this, he looked again at Narita Shirahito, who had been very quiet the whole time, perhaps because he didn't understand what was said and was therefore out of his mind.

"That's why we still need to seek the opinions of the parties involved, Tea House."

"……Um."

The tea host responded in a low nasal voice, seeming reluctant.

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I've been missing this for a long time, but I just started to get into it recently. I feel like the more Morrison writes, the more he thinks of Old Tang. It's hard to hold it together.