I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

Several of the most trusted employees of the Abnormal Control Bureau were standing outside the containment room, all of them having made full use of their various mental and healing abilities to ensure that they could provide professional support at any time.

Although Serri and Kania, who were even more professional, had not yet arrived, Mann did not wait. He merely glanced at the employees who were already "fully armed" and swallowed the anti-mental drug that had been tested and found to be safe.

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Abnormal Entity: Anti-Mental Drug

Abnormal Strength: Ⅴ-3

Description:

A drug of unknown origin acquired by the Federation that can reverse mental states after being ingested.

Characteristics:

Mental Reversal Ⅴ-3

Can bring the user's mind back to the past. The specific length of time depends on mental strength and dosage.

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In reality, the mental experts were unlikely to be of much use.

Based on his understanding of the anti-mental drug, he would not enter his inner mind after taking it.

According to the Federation's past records of using the drug, he should recall the memories erased by the Unforgettable One in a short period of time, and then lose those memories again.

And during this process, he could use various abnormal abilities to record the necessary memories and information.

According to Kania's judgment, this effect should last for five minutes. The specific time period he returned to could not be pinpointed precisely, but it was definitely before his memory was erased.

Although he didn't know what the past him could do, judging from the reaction of the Divine Firmament power, he should be able to leave behind sufficiently crucial memories within these five minutes.

Mann swallowed the drug and closed his eyes.

Nothing happened.

The memories of the past did not come surging in.

Just as Mann was puzzled...

A slightly fishy sea breeze brushed his cheek, the clear cries of seagulls echoed in the vast sky, the ebb and flow of the tide rhythmically lapped against the shore, and fine sand rubbed against his feet.

Almost as soon as he opened his eyes, the sun's heat touched his skin.

The clear blue sky was cloudless.

The beautiful azure coastline lay like a curved arc on the beach, scattered palm trees dotted the green landscape, and dense shrubs separated him from the world behind him, but occasionally, the sounds of people could be heard in the distance.

Was his judgment wrong?

Mann looked around at his surroundings in confusion, trying to understand what this had to do with the anti-mental effect.

Snap.

But suddenly, a hand on his shoulder interrupted his thoughts.

The person who came pulled him back and said with a smile:

"It's a rare vacation, are you still thinking about business?"

Mann turned around following the force.

It was a young and beautiful female figure, wearing a pretty swimsuit that matched the scene perfectly, her exposed skin radiating a healthy tan, and the slight muscle definition also exuded a sense of security for Mann.

But looking up at this beautiful body, Mann couldn't make out her face.

Blinding halos rippled outwards, forcing Mann to look away.

This familiar feeling reminded him of when he tried to look directly at the sun.

Then, he suddenly raised his head and looked up at the clear blue sky.

The scorching star was not hanging in the sky at this moment.

It was the woman in front of him who illuminated the world.

"Hey, what are you looking at?" Taking advantage of Mann's daze, she reached out and poked his stomach.

Startled, Mann also noticed that he was only wearing shorts.

Then he looked at the woman again, but this time Mann squinted his eyes, avoiding her face, which was difficult to look at directly, and began to examine her body, trying to recall whether he had ever met this woman.

No, he couldn't connect this beautiful body with any woman he had ever met.

Not Divine Firmament, not Chen Yun, not You Yue.

But for some reason, he felt a reassuring sense of familiarity.

Was this someone he used to know?

"You just said we were on vacation?" Mann asked tentatively.

The woman didn't seem to notice anything unusual and held out her left hand, which was holding something:

"When you're resting, you have to act like you're resting. Don't always worry about work. The meaning of a vacation is to let you temporarily get away from the usual stress. If you still have so many thoughts, I can't relax and enjoy myself either.

"Even if it's just for a few days, let yourself breathe a little."

She handed him a strawberry-scented ice cream cone.

Mann took the ice cream and said, following the throbbing in his heart:

"Maybe for me, this isn't stress at all."

The woman smiled and sat on the beach, patting the spot next to her to signal Mann to sit down.

"You're just used to the stress. I've been through a stage like that too, but I can see that your mind and body are already tightly strained. When that string breaks, it'll only be worse.

"Yes, your will is stronger than steel, but some difficulties can crush even metal."

Mann sat down beside her, looking out at the sea and said:

"There are some things I don't understand..."

The woman also gazed at the sea and said:

"Say whatever you want. You always like to take all the responsibility on your own shoulders, but sometimes you really have to remember to rely on me, and the other friends standing by your side. You don't have to fight alone..."

Mann brought the topic back:

"No, actually, there are some things I want to tell you, but I don't know how to say them."

The woman seemed to finally notice Mann's strangeness and turned her face to look into his eyes.

She said very seriously:

"You can tell me whatever problem you encounter. No matter what, I'll stand behind you. You don't have to worry about causing me trouble. In your memory, when have I ever let you down?"

The soft sunlight shone on Mann's body along with her words, and warmth permeated his entire body.

Mann sat up straight and said:

"But that's the problem. I don't remember you. This should just be my inner mind. I lost all my memories some time ago. You're very familiar to me. You should be someone I used to know.

"But I'm sorry, I've never met you.

"And if my memory hasn't been tampered with, I should be taking a mind-reversing drug to recall the past, but it doesn't seem to be working as I expected.

"It brought me here, so although I'm sorry, my former friend, I now urgently need to regain some memories through the mind-reversing drug. I'm facing a very dangerous enemy..."

Although Mann's words revealed terrible news for her, the woman seemed calm throughout the listening process, and only spoke after he had explained everything.

There was a hint of loneliness in her tone:

"I see, I understand. If what you said is true, then I should be dead, otherwise you wouldn't encounter danger with amnesia, and I would definitely find you."

Although this was his memory, Mann couldn't help but show an apologetic expression:

"Sorry."

The woman smiled:

"It's okay, everyone dies. Looking back on my life, it's been beautiful enough. The current focus isn't on me, who is already dead, but on you, who are still alive, and the danger you're facing."

As she spoke, her tone became firm and powerful again:

"If you're right, then you shouldn't have to worry about anything. Although it's a little embarrassing to say this, if you see me in your inner mind, then things should be pretty good.

"Remember, I always say that, 'Don't worry, leave it to me.'"

Although there was no basis for it, these words gave Mann a sense of security that made him feel slightly pained.

She was right. He was sure that he had heard these words many times.

At this moment, he suddenly realized that perhaps the stranger standing in front of him was far more familiar to him than he imagined. He could almost feel certain memories trembling on the edge of his mind.

A strong, warm sadness slowly floated to his chest.

The woman, whose face was blurred by the halo, joked with a smile:

"It seems that your amnesia is a good thing. At least you won't be sad about parting, and you don't have to be really sad for us forgotten people, by the way...

"If you can get through this difficulty smoothly, you should give yourself a vacation, take some time to experience the subtle beauty of life, spend more time with the people you care about, and experience all kinds of love..."

Her voice became more and more blurred.

"Also, there was something I wanted to tell you...

"…………"

The halo swallowed the sound.

The dream was over.