Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 438 Self-awareness
After washing up, Yaro changed into clean clothes, drew the curtains, extinguished the fireplace, placed the Fiery Greatsword under his pillow, and then crawled into the soft quilt.

It has to be said that hotel rooms are much more comfortable than pub rooms.

Or to put it another way, the rooms in the tavern are actually only suitable for drunkards to sleep in.

Even lying in the comfortable bed, Yaro couldn't fall asleep at all.

The same event, the same perspective, can lead to two completely different conclusions simply because of different starting points.

When you feel that someone is a good person, you will think they are good no matter what you do, to the point that you can overlook some obvious details.

When you feel someone is a bad person, the more you look at them, the more you feel they are bad, and you can even take a single look as evidence.

This kind of conflicting perspective is a rare opportunity for anyone.

It's easy to look at others, but hard to look at yourself.

Now, Yaro has a memory of self-observation, and through this memory, he has gained some understanding of Morton's abilities.

"Emotions generally go through five stages of transformation?"

"The first stage should be from unfamiliarity to acquaintance, which is my first impression of Morton."

First impressions, also known as the primacy effect, first impression effect, priority effect, or first impression effect.

First impressions are not always accurate, but they are the most vivid and lasting, and they determine the course of future interactions between the two parties.

If we list the percentages: when it comes to our perception of others, the 'first impression' accounts for 100% at the first meeting, 80% at the second meeting, and then decreases accordingly, eventually settling at around 50% each.

"The second stage was when I got into the carriage. The psychedelic perfume in the carriage deepened my liking for Morton, and I one-sidedly ignored Morton's evil."

Speaking of this, we must mention the huge red flowers near Morton's residence.

If I'm not mistaken, those red flowers are mature ghost orchids!

When the car door opened, the scent that Yaro smelled was a combination of floral and citrus fruit aromas!

The Ghost Orchid Fruit has the function of replenishing spirit and activating spiritual power, and the convergence of spiritual power will also affect the magic power of the void.

After smelling the fragrance of flowers and fruits, Yaro's mental energy was first activated by the fragrance of the Ghost Orchid Fruit. Then, thanks to the special nature of the place, he was able to clearly perceive the void magic power floating in the air.

At that time, Morton also took advantage of this "meeting moment" to influence Yaro's emotions.

"The third stage, outside Crocodile Valley, after the effects of the drug wore off, was a period of inner turmoil."

What were Yarrow's thoughts at that time?
Either accept that Morton is a good person, or go straight back and fight him!

Looking back now, Yaro can't help but ponder when he became so extreme.

【childhood?】

I'd rather reign supreme in the 'kindergarten' and reap a few experience points every day.

They would rather reject any potentially huge opportunities than leave the alternate dimension and return to reality.

Why would it be that time if we didn't take any risks?
[A ship?]

Although his actions seemed reckless, Yaro had considered the consequences and knew that his mother and teacher Gemma were secretly protecting him.

With no worries about the future, and knowing full well it's an 'exam,' doing something is always better than submitting a blank paper. [Shadow-type apprentice 'Kenan Nabi'?]

That battle took place in a violent environment, establishing his persona as someone who wasn't to be bullied.

Once labeled as 'weak,' violent groups will swarm to them like flies drawn to excrement.

'Weak' means easy to bully, and that it's okay to bully them.

Bullying the 'weak' allows them to demonstrate their 'carnivorousness,' making them a favorite target for many low- to middle-class 'violent groups.'

Those people's methods will certainly be even more cruel.

After all, they bully the 'weak'. If they don't use violent methods and show their cruelty, how can they demonstrate their 'strength'?
[The illusionary demons encountered at the academy?]

It was a passive encounter; if we didn't fight, we would die. There's nothing more to say.

In a true sense, the first time I acted recklessly without any certainty was after the speed of light was measured, when the pendant given to me by my mother was activated!
With the little spiritual power left by his mother and his rudimentary magic, he directly confronted another formal wizard.
What previous event has ever been as risky as this one?

It's not like we have no way out!

Pipit was already holding the line, and Instructor Bosco was rushing over from outside. The alternate dimension they were in was also quite large, providing some room to maneuver.

Why make a sudden move?

It's like crossing a line; once it happens the first time, it happens a second time, and once it happens the second time, it happens a third time.

As a result, they became increasingly reluctant to think and increasingly preferred to speak with force.

From a timeline perspective, the change in his style of doing things occurred roughly after the development of magic fighting techniques.

Yaro wasn't sure whether it was because he had gained some strength that his ego had become inflated.

It was because of the repeated use of magic spells that the power of the abyss had a subtle influence on his consciousness.

All Yaro could do was keep telling himself to "act cautiously" and then skipped over the question.

"In the fourth stage, after encountering a wild wolf, because the ego is in chaos, the body's fighting memory automatically rebels, and the body influences the mind."

People often insult others by saying they "don't have a brain," but wasn't Yarrow indeed brainless back then?

But when faced with danger, if the body, which has long been in combat, dominates one's main thoughts, will the restored main thoughts really have no impact?

"In the fifth stage, the mind connects with the 'Thirty-Six Ghost Orchids'."

This connection not only dispelled the fog of Yaro's thinking, but also, like a 'one-click restore,' quickly corrected the subtle deviations in his thought process.

At this stage, Yaro stopped worrying about evidence and made up his mind to kill Morton.

This series of emotional shifts also led to a change in Jaro's attitude towards Morton:
First, they 'became acquainted and developed a slight liking' – then 'became hallucinogenic and trusted each other completely' – followed by 'doubt and self-torture' – 'bloodlust and developed a slight liking' – 'saw through it all and decided to kill'.

The relationship between wizards and their apprentices is inherently governed by the 'dark jungle law'. When legitimate shops accept items and use witchcraft to examine materials, they must first ask the customer what kind of witchcraft they want to use and whether it is permissible.

When it comes to Morton, he twists other people's thinking without saying anything, and then turns around and says he's a good person?
how?

You, white wolf, silently bared your wolfish teeth, revealing sharp fangs, and even took a bite, yet you only wanted to shear some wool?
Is mindset modification just an accidental scratch?
Is this some kind of lame joke?
(End of this chapter)