The Villain Only Wants to Live a Buddhist Life2

"Modify...delete..." Dak's eyes lit up suddenly, and he said, "Is it possible, I just don't know?"

Professor Kazel asked puzzled, "How?"

Dak said: "If he didn't have those contents in his memory, naturally there will be no traces of modification or deletion."

"You mean..." Professor Kazel's heart moved, and he immediately said, "You mean, he cultivated demons and refined them into magic elves without his knowledge?"

Dak nodded, and added: "It's just a hypothesis."

Professor Sylph said: "This is indeed a possibility. If this is the case, it can also explain the source of the "brain fluid demon". Perhaps it was Angus Jeffrey who implanted the "brain fluid demon" into Ferdinand. In Morse's mind, but he doesn't know it himself. So even Kazel can't tell the truth."

Professor Mitia looked at the book in Duck's hand, squinted and smiled: "You mean, everything is done by this book? It manipulated Angus Jeffrey without his consciousness. Cultivate demons and refine magic wizard cards?"

Professor Sylph frowned and said, "I do have this guess."

Professor Mitia said: "Have you ever thought about it, if this book can be cultivated and refined by itself, who else does it need to choose? Can't you just do all the things yourself?"

Professor Sylph said: "We don't know the specific ability of this book at present. Maybe it needs an object to be attached to in order to do something."

Professor Mitia shook his head and said, "It's still the same problem. If you just need an object to attach to, you don't need to pick and choose at all, just find one. But now it has abandoned Angus and has taken a fancy to him again." Dark."

Chapter 706 "Second Consciousness" (4K)

Facing Professor Mitia's remarks, Professor Sylph frowned again: "So why did you choose Darke for this book?"

"Maybe it's because I beat Geoffrey in a duel?"

Dak casually found a reason, he didn't want the professors to continue discussing this issue.

"PAPAPA!"

Professor Kazel clapped his hands to signal a pause in the debate.

Then he raised his wand and said after deliberation: "About the possibility you raised, it's actually not difficult to prove it."

Dak lowered his head and asked curiously, "How?"

Professor Kazel said with a smile: "Whether he is conscious or not, he is indeed cultivating demons and refining them into magic wizard cards. Otherwise, that set of cards cannot exist. And since there are If such a fact exists, it can be traced back to it."

Dak's heart moved, and he said: "Understood. Whether it is cultivating demons or refining magic wizard cards, it takes time and a place. We can't ask Jeffrey for the location of the experimental site for the time being, but we can pass Talk to him to figure out when he conducted the experiment."

Professor Kazel nodded and said, "Wait a minute, I'll come as soon as I go."

After speaking, he turned and entered the inner room, and asked Sister Carlian to wake up Angus Jeffrey who had just fallen asleep.

……

A quarter of an hour later, Professor Kazel came out again with a slight smile on his face.

Obviously, he already has an answer.

Dake and the others stopped discussing immediately, and Qiqi looked at him.

Professor Kazel sat down on the chair and said: "I asked about Jeffrey's work and rest time. Basically, he would fall asleep between ten and eleven every night, and then he would go to bed from seven to seven in the morning. Get up at half past."

Dak was surprised: "He didn't stay up all night?"

Jeffrey's dark circles are so big and obvious, isn't it a badge of merit for staying up all night?

Professor Kazel smiled and said, "It's over."

The professors suddenly looked at each other and realized something.

Professor Kazel continued: "He gets enough sleep every night, but when he wakes up the next morning, he will be very sleepy and his complexion will gradually deteriorate.

But he himself was completely unaware of the problem, and instead thought it was normal.

This conceptual change should be caused by the influence of that book... Let's not mention it for now.In short, he apparently conducted the experiment after a deep sleep. "

Professor Lily interjected, "This looks like sleepwalking?"

Professor Kazel shook his head and said, "It's more like being manipulated."

Professor Mitia twitched his lips, and said again: "Then this brings us back to the original question. If we only need an object to manipulate, then there is no need to pick and choose in "Into the Abyss". Just find a random student."

"You're right." Professor Kazel agreed, "So assuming he's not being manipulated, there will be a second possibility—he has a second consciousness!"

……

One soul, two consciousnesses.

It sounds abstruse, but to describe it in popular language, it is the so-called "dual personality".

Of course, this is slightly different from the simple "dual personality".

Based on the above information, Professor Kazel deduced that Angus Jeffrey had "two consciousnesses".

When the first consciousness falls asleep, the second consciousness wakes up.

This second consciousness also has all the knowledge and abilities of Angus Jeffrey, and can conduct various experiments based on this.

But the first consciousness does not have the memory of the second consciousness.

Therefore, Angus Jeffrey knew nothing about the venue and the specific process of the experiment.

And Professor Cazel cannot spy on it through mind reading.

If you want to know Angus Jeffrey's experimental site and specific process, you need to ask the second consciousness.

Here comes the question again, how to ask the second consciousness?

……

The professors were not too surprised by Professor Kazel's inference.

There is only one soul in this world, but the existence of multiple consciousnesses is actually not uncommon.

This is true whether it is "Two-headed Ogre", "Three-headed Chimera", or "Hydra".

It's just that Angus Jeffrey should be a normal person with only one consciousness before. Where did his second-person consciousness come from?

"Isn't it because of too much stimulation that he has a schizophrenia?" Duck couldn't help muttering.

Of course, in fact, he is more inclined, this is caused by the "Into the Abyss".

Professor Sylph said: "If this is the book, it can explain why it abandoned Cameron Masefield."

Professor Kazel nodded and said: "Masefield's mental strength is very strong, and it is difficult to produce a second consciousness."

Hearing this, Dak couldn't help picking up "Into the Abyss" again, strongly protesting.

Professor Kazel glanced at him and said, "Perhaps the book found that Jeffrey's ability was not enough to fulfill its purpose during this period of time, so it made a new choice."

Duck pursed his lips and asked, "Professor, is there any way to confirm whether he has a second consciousness?"

Professor Kazel shook his head, and said with some regret: "If it is two souls, it is easy to distinguish, but if it is two consciousnesses... Let me give a simple example, they seem to be happy. Me and the unhappy me are essentially the same individual.

Can't tell because there is no difference.Unless the second consciousness is awakened and compared with the first consciousness. "

Duck asked: "How can I wake it up?"

Professor Kazel glanced at the wall clock on the wall, and said calmly: "Between ten and eleven o'clock in the evening."

In fact, Angus Jeffrey had fallen into a coma many times just now, but his second consciousness did not wake up.

This shows that there should be some other conditions for the awakening of the second consciousness, and the most easy to think of among them is time.

"Then what if the second consciousness still can't be awakened after ten o'clock in the evening?" Duck couldn't help asking.

Professor Kazel said: "It means that our inference is wrong. Or, the second consciousness was brought by the book, and when the book abandoned him, the second consciousness will naturally disappear. .”

Professor Sylph nodded and said, "Then we'll see it tonight."

……

The professors settled the matter with one word and one word.

Then they handed Angus Jeffrey to the care of Sister Carlian, then left the infirmary and transferred to Professor Sylph's office.

At this time, it was just noon, and the professors hadn't eaten yet.

Professor Sylph took out a "Food Card" and summoned various foods.

They continued their discussion while eating.

But the topic of discussion has shifted from Angus Jeffrey to the book "Into the Abyss".

"Knowledge knows neither good nor evil."

This is the general consensus among professors at St. Marian College.

Therefore, among the professors present, except for Professor Mitia Bartholomew, none of them paid much attention to "Into the Abyss".

What they want to know more is, who implanted the "brain monster" into Fern Morse's brain?

This was the cause of the incident and has been the target of the investigation.

However, according to the current situation, we can only wait until the evening to confirm.

As for the book "Into the Abyss", since it chose Darke, it will be temporarily handed over to Darke. In short, with Professor Mitia's enchantment lock, it is impossible for it to escape again.

"The question now is does it actually drive the schizophrenia of the holder?"

If possible, Dak would dispose of it without hesitation.

Because that is too dangerous for him!

Of course, after throwing it away, he will carefully record the contents of the book.

……

Anyway, after some discussion, Darke finally left Professor Sylph's office with "Into the Abyss".

He has other things to do and it is impossible to stay in the office all the time.

After nine o'clock in the evening, he would go to the infirmary again to meet the professors.

But now, he needs to go to the teacher's dormitory, because Lacey's removal of "Fire of the Underworld" has finally reached a critical period!

Grace and Lacey came to the academy on Sunday. Grace lay in the coffin of the "Death Coffin" for three and a half days and reached the critical period this Thursday.

Dak originally thought that Lacey's critical period would be this Sunday, that is, tomorrow.

But her progress was much faster than expected.