Looking directly at the ancient gods for a whole year

Chapter 2795 The Thirteenth Day Talk (Forty-Seven)

Isn't it a bit too obvious?

It's unusual, but not incomprehensible, to keep a notebook with important information in a safe.

But what's with the pen in there? The interactivity is a bit too much.

It's practically a blatant declaration to the person who opened the cabinet, "I've been waiting for you for ages."

Add to that the original key, the unlocked door, the non-rotating keypad... it's like they're not even bothering to pretend anymore.

No wonder the director repeatedly declined the invitation to come in.

The attending physician, Selvis, was far more assertive than he appeared.

So now the question is, after leading the director all the way here to see this scene, how does he plan for the latter to interact?
The answer seemed quite simple; Fu Qian reached out and took out his notebook and pen.

……

Since you're looking for excitement, why not go all the way?

Instead of retreating, they advanced directly into the office, leaving no room for maneuver.

From Selvis's perspective, the sacrifices were already forced upon him starting with forcibly removing those people from outside.

Not only did it greatly deplete its own resources, but it also subtly exposed its informational advantage to the director.

If at this point one feels that "it's enough," and the attending physician will forgive and forget, thus continuing the united front with the information gained for nothing, then that would be far too naive.

For Servez, everything that follows will be a reactive response to the situation spiraling out of control.

The phrase "out of control" includes the inability to maintain a detached attitude and watch as both oneself and the director employ their respective methods.

This also includes the psychological understanding of oneself as an intruder.

From the beginning until now, the practices of columnists have undoubtedly become increasingly abstract, and it has been a process of constantly pushing the boundaries.

Initially, the initiative to set the pace could be simply understood as a reaction against the director's behavior.

From Servais's perspective, it's even a point worth exploiting.

However, his ambiguous attitude towards the opportunity to escape during his repeated back-and-forth maneuvers is hard not to find intriguing.

When Bu Yiren handed over the second note, the suspicion was brought into the open.

In fact, the director's move could be described as a calculated strategy.

Regardless of whether he can figure out the underlying logic and game, or whether he wants to accept the opportunity to be formally seated at the table, Servis will only consider himself already seated at the table.

Yes, even if it's a brilliant plan, why do you think Servis didn't know what was on the note?

Don't forget that in theory, Bu Yiren was originally his man, not to mention that he had ways to cheat even with a small black box.

As long as Servis knows the contents of the note and knows that he has read it, then his character is already comparable to being contaminated by memes to him.

It is no longer possible to evaluate and utilize it in a simplistic way; instead, we must carefully observe the reactions and assess the risks.

Then he would face the risk of being bombarded with criticism.

The columnist displayed a madman-like confidence, creating a black box without batting an eye, "delusional" in his attempt to maintain control of the situation.

The situation escalated rapidly, causing chaos in half of the sanatorium.

At this point, it can be said that the situation has completely entered a three-way balance of power, and columnists can no longer be regarded as mere pawns.

The next thing to watch is the other party's continued behavior, and then we can consider the possibility of forming alliances. However, as mentioned earlier, the columnist's actions crossed the line again, going so far as to open the door and overturn the table, completely going mad.

From Servetus's perspective, it's fair to say that he could have any wild ideas he wanted.

When faced with a clueless and ignorant tool, simple and pure goodwill vanishes, leaving only considerations of self-interest—that's exactly what they want.

Yes, from the very beginning, I believed that such simple goodwill was unreliable, and it was not worth the effort to strive for such a thing.

All of this was done not only to get the attending physician to help reduce the risks of the Time Well, but also for a core purpose: to be purely business-minded and turn everything into a cold exchange of interests.

As is well known, when exchanging benefits, it's always best to have as many bargaining chips as possible.

For example, what exactly happened here? For example, what did Cervis want the director to do?
There is a good chance that some of this information can be gleaned from the notes.

[Rael doesn't actually have feelings for me...]

Even when I casually flipped through my notes before paying, a certain passage caught my eye and instantly brought a flood of information.

……

As it turns out, higher hopes don't necessarily lead to greater disappointment.

The name Rayleigh doesn't seem to have anything to do with this sanatorium at first glance.

Even for those who come before, their first reaction might not necessarily be to think of the people at this sanatorium.

What drew her to me was her desire for the power within me, a fact she concealed through her exceptional acting skills...

The reason is simple: the person whose name is associated with this seems to be a ruthless character who has a romantic relationship with a vampire.

After quickly glancing at the following content, Fu Qian remarked that it wasn't just a notebook, but that he recognized the woman's name—

The Gruud Family, Abyss Notes.

That's right, this sentence is exactly the same as the one in the vampire treasure that Brother Taylor brought back back then.

[After repeated testing, garlic does indeed affect the vampire's condition... suppressing fertility...]

As you continue reading, you'll find that the subsequent content remains the same.

The progenitor of the vampire clan, Anaris, has perished completely.

This even includes content that was added after the item fell into their own clutches.

Even though the cover and size are not similar, it looks like another Abyss Notebook?
……

It was a truly awe-inspiring discovery.

Before paying, he had already made numerous guesses about what might be in the safe, including both extraordinary and extraordinary items.

But one thing is certain: what Cervis wanted the director to see after going to such lengths was definitely not simple.

Considering the confrontational state between the two, and the director's reaction of trying to find a scapegoat who refused to come in, it seemed like something that would give Servis a clear advantage.

For example, a director's medical records can provide irrefutable facts to prove that the director is indeed a patient.

Yes, in a place like this, what could be more terrifying than being unable to prove you're not sick?
Not to mention that Mr. Cervis is known for his fondness for difficult and complicated cases, so his accommodating attitude towards the director might be a form of unconventional treatment.

In short, it must be something that can be closely related to the director.

However, the discovery before him... turned out to be something closely related to himself?
[Add Cocoa if she is over 50 years old]

Before paying, he casually flipped to another page and even saw what he had written.