I created the Anomaly Control Bureau

Chapter 853, Chapter 848: Ubiquitous
The magician took the paper, glanced at it, then looked at Marne beside him, before handing him the blank sheet of paper underneath. He then picked up a pen and signed his name on the top sheet.

Marne, who still had energy left, took the paper.

The format of the written text is very similar to a contract, and the content is simple and clear.

They allowed several people, including Ma En, to pay later in exchange for the first aid and routine medical care, but the price would start to rise after a certain time limit was reached.

Moreover, once the price rises to a certain number, the contract will take effect and remove certain things from them, including but not limited to their soul, life, wealth, freedom, power, emotions, relationships, and death.

But what really caught Marx and Engels' attention was the other party's signature.

East Federal Corporation.

Moreover, there are no other superfluous affixes.

Besides that, something else immediately caught Marne's attention: in the blank area at the bottom of the contract, there was a pattern that looked somewhat like a trademark, with a slogan below it.

The logo is entirely gold, with rather flamboyant decorative patterns on the outside, while the inside features a half-length portrait of a middle-aged man in a suit with a confident smile on his face.

But what is most striking is that he is gold, just like the entire logo, but unlike the gold-colored decorative tone, the color of the bust has a certain cheapness that he is familiar with.

After observing him closely for a few seconds, Marne realized what the problem was...

He looked as if he were covered in cheap gold dust.

It's like different versions of the D17.

That slogan made him realize the problem even more.

"Eastern Federal Corporation has the best products and services in the world."

He immediately threw the contract down, and when he looked up, he suddenly "realized" that the corridor was covered with the golden man's logo and all sorts of slogans.

"Please trust our doctor; everything he says is for your own good."

"Our products are the best in the entire Federation."

“You can always trust the Eastern Federal Company; we are your friends.”

"Please believe our advertisements; I only ever tell the truth."

"Money is everything."

"Do not doubt the Eastern Federation Corporation, whether it is our products or our ideals."

He even recalled some things from his previous memory that also had this golden icon, as well as various promotional slogans that he had not "noticed" or could not have noticed.

That's right. Before he developed resistance to the truth, he couldn't even detect the existence of these slogans, or rather, he had indeed seen them, but never really felt that there was anything wrong with them.

Even though they all look a bit eerie.

Moreover, unlike the situation caused by those who cannot remember, he is not truly unable to perceive the propaganda; rather, some of the propaganda is attempting to dispel everyone's doubts through his abilities.

They persuade viewers to ignore the existence of the problem. If the inability to remember prevents one from perceiving what is obscured, then these slogans allow one to perceive these things while remaining unaware of any problems.

Sensing something was wrong, Ma En immediately deactivated all his senses and began to weaken his ability to understand language again, while simultaneously using his mental abilities to activate the effects of the drug within his body.
As his reverse mind power rapidly depleted and his memory probe was used, his surroundings instantly became blurred, and in the blink of an eye he left the hospital completely covered by slogans.

When the scene before him became clear again, he was already in a bustling street.

This leap through memory has probably depleted the potency of one anti-mind potion.

Although it was costly, he made the decision almost without hesitation, because the situation was obviously quite dangerous, and if he had been any later, he might have been subjected to a very dangerous attack.

It was clear that the man in the gold suit possessed a persuasive ability similar to D17's.

It's not hard to guess, because based on the information he has now, D17 can be basically confirmed to be a clone—meaning she has some kind of original.

And this is probably true, because he doesn't think the Eastern Federation Pharmaceuticals has the ability to create such a terrifying monster from scratch, but it would be easier to understand if they used cloning technology.

Clearly, this blond man was once a high-ranking executive of the Eastern Federation Corporation, and may even have been its de facto controller, and he possessed a formidable ability to persuade.

This also explains how the Eastern Federal Pharmaceutical Company obtained his genes.

The Eastern Federation's past success was likely built on this ability he possessed, and the apocalypse may have taken his life and led to the division of the Eastern Federation.

After that, the Eastern Federation Pharmaceutical Company also obtained his incomplete genes and used them as a basis to create the terrifying creature D17. Therefore, it is not difficult to deduce that this golden man should be stronger than D17.

According to Li Fen's explanation, their abilities can be transmitted through any medium, as long as some form of communication is established. Although she is currently in the memory, this flow of information may still affect her abilities.

This also explains the way Li Fen looked when she mentioned this information. She didn't seem to be speculating about the abilities and characteristics that D17 might have, but rather repeating what she already knew.

This ability is quite dangerous for Marne at this moment because it is based on information rather than the mind. The latter cannot affect Marne in any way through memories, but the former is completely different.

Because memories don't contain the minds of other beings, but they do contain the information they once released.

This can also be seen in people who cannot remember.

Of course, Maren could also sense that the golden-haired man was probably already dead.

Otherwise, after seeing those unquestionable slogans, he would have been unable to escape the influence of this level of influence by any means, and the strength of this golden man's abilities is beyond doubt.

After all, the fact that he was able to achieve such a position in such a dangerous past speaks volumes.

Moreover, if he were still alive, the reality would be completely different from what we see today.

So if the man who posted these slogans hadn't died, Marne, even with a slight resistance to the truth, wouldn't have been able to break free from the other party's influence so easily.

Moreover, if he doesn't escape immediately and continues to be exposed to that high density of propaganda, he may be deeply affected by it again, and may even fall into an irreversible situation.

Even memories, is the past always this dangerous?

(End of this chapter)