"You came to the balcony to enjoy the scenery outside late at night because you couldn't sleep. At this time, you saw a man below stabbing a woman to death. You picked up your phone to call the police and suddenly looked at the man.

That man raised his finger and pointed at you several times while staring at you, what did he mean?"

"One: If you call the police, you will die. Come here."

"Two: He is counting which floor you live on."

one.

“···”

"You are said to be crazy. Will you admit it?"

no.

"I said you might become a psychopath in the future, do you believe it?"

no.

There are twenty questions in total.

Most of the answers are yes or no, and they are all weird questions.

"How can I tell if I'm sick?"

Handing the paper with the answers to the questions to the doctor, Su Yao asked.

"Looking at mental illness is the same as looking at people. It is most objective to look at it from multiple aspects. This piece of paper alone cannot represent much."

"Do you think I'm insane?"

"This is it."

The doctor browsed the paper and tapped his fingers on the table, "So far, I think he is a normal person."

What he said is correct.

A few test questions are just the appetizer.

The most important thing is probably hypnosis.

The doctor who smiled and looked very friendly must be a very high-level guy.

Su Yao almost didn't realize that he was being hypnotized. He was just told that the test was over, and then he naturally closed his eyes without knowing what he said or did.

When I woke up and looked at the clock hanging on the wall, three hours had passed.

"woke up?"

Only the kind doctor was left in the office.

“···”

Su Yao sat up from the single sofa next to the wall.

"Luckily, it looks like you can avoid death."

"Die?"

"Ah, I still know how to browse the patient's information, so I should have known that you were a murderer who escaped for a while."

His tone was calm, "The task I received is to use my professional level to fairly and objectively determine whether you are mentally ill as claimed by the outside world."

"To be honest, I'm really afraid of becoming a sinner."

"Now that I have confirmed that you have mental problems, I have sent a report to the judicial authorities. That document will be the key to sentencing you."

"In my opinion, it is very likely that you will stay here in the future."

"I···"

Su Yao swallowed and asked, "Has he been deemed sick?"

"You think life is like a game and you can load it and start it over again, right?"

He shrugged and said, as if he was a little impressed, "That's amazing, it seems like you have died hundreds of times."

"···yes."

Su Yao hesitated slightly and admitted directly.

"That's enough. It's already a serious mental illness. Go back and have a good rest. Before the judicial authorities sentence you, I'm sorry that you can only stay in the room."

He didn't look weird at all. It looked like he had died hundreds of times, so it was not unusual for him.

"Understood."

Su Yao always felt that the doctor asked something else.

But it was impossible for him to open his mouth and ask, do you know about the monster? That would be too stupid.

All I could do was keep silent and wait for him to say the court would begin.

It didn't take as long as imagined.

To be more specific, someone came early the next morning after the test.

Got in the car and was taken directly to the court. There was no audience, but Su Yao saw the camera.

Maybe, if it was a live broadcast, Xia Liangzhen and the others would be watching at this time.

Standing in the dock, there was an unknown lawyer beside him. There was no plaintiff on the opposite side, only the client.

“···”

"clang!"

I don’t know how long I listened to the statement above, and the lawyer next to me also argued with the other person several times.

It's nothing more than using the guise of "mental illness" to argue about sentencing, without arguing for the facts of the case. It seems that it is a definite fact.

“···”

"The defendant issued a legally significant mental illness report. This court believes that the defendant caused harmful consequences when he was unable to identify or control his behavior and is not criminally responsible. He is ordered to enter a targeted nursing home for treatment and be under strict supervision.

"

"This verdict is final and cannot be appealed."

"Boom——"

The judge struck the hammer again and declared that the sentence was officially over.

And Su Yao returned to the same place as the doctor said.

But this time there was an uninvited guest in the room.

Toru Yamamoto.

He sat on his bed, holding the book he begged the nurse to send after he finished the test. It was about man and nature.

"Does this kind of book look interesting?"

"Better than looking at the wall."

Su Yao stared at him, and the more he saw that indifferent and apologetic face, the more disgusted he felt.

"Haha, that's right."

Yamamoto Toru put down the book and stood up, "Are you still used to the life here?"

"I'm very tired. Mr. Yamamoto, if you have something to do, just tell me. If nothing happens, go back."

"What's so tiring about this? If you intentionally kill someone and just stay in a place like this, it's a very relaxing and comfortable ending, right? With the interpersonal relationships behind you, it will be no problem for you to come out in a year or two."

"That was your unilateral idea. Before I joined the Inspectorate, I had never thought that in this day and age, there would be such arbitrary things."

"There is evidence. It's just that it's not convenient to use it to prove it."

Yamamoto Toru narrowed his eyes slightly, "To make a long story short, I need you to do a favor."

"Is it because I don't have the choice to refuse?"

"Don't be like this, we actually have no grudge."

"ha···"

Su Yao also smiled, "There is indeed no hatred. I just came here again after losing everything and being forced to flee."

"Just say it like this."

"It doesn't matter what you are to me. I can argue that you are innocent, or I can prove that you used 'evidence' to kill someone. The final right of interpretation lies in my report."

"I can apologize to you for what happened before. This is how I am, I hate evil as much as I hate it."

"But actually, if I think about it if my wife was hurt, or even almost died, I would be the same."

"Are you trying to win the favor of a mentally ill person now?"

"I told you there is no need for this."

Toru Yamamoto did not show any displeasure when being ridiculed, "Now the matter is settled, there is only one last step left."

"I don't intend to be a bad guy and fight to the end. It will end happily and everyone will be happy."
To be continued...