Looking directly at the ancient gods for a whole year

Chapter 2796 The Thirteenth Day Talk (Forty-Eight)

As expected of a gift from Cervis to the director, things have finally become mysterious.

The office remained quiet, with only enough light to barely make out the contents of the notes, but Fu Qian had no intention of turning on the lights.

In the safe in the attending physician's office, there is another Abyss Notebook locked away?
Even considering all those extraordinary ideas before opening it, this is still absolutely unrestrained.

One reason, of course, is that it subtly disrupted the scientific atmosphere that had been maintained all along.

Although after entering the mission, a whole bunch of absurd things happened.

But aside from the Well of Time, which no one is aware of, the problematic people I encounter can all be explained by their mental ailments.

Mrs. Tracy and her companion, the woman with the hairpin, the lady in the dark room, even the unyielding man, and even the recorder...

Although all these human behaviors are increasingly abstract, strictly speaking, their actions do not require any supernatural elements and can remain within the scope of pathological research.

As their attending physician, Servais could indeed be a worker with a fervent academic passion.

However, the Abyss Notebook in his hand inevitably steered things toward the mystical side, as if the darkness surrounding him had come alive.

As for the second reason, as mentioned earlier, the Abyss Notebook is not only a strongly supernatural item, but it is also a strongly personal item.

This is no longer just a matter of the scientific atmosphere being disrupted; the entire atmosphere of the story has been shattered.

In the original story of this mission, the director was supposed to be the protagonist related to the Abyss Notes, while I was just a role player mixed in with it.

But can this situation really be considered a pure coincidence?

Are the notes kept in the cabinet really not for my own use?

This play-within-a-play feeling is undeniably delightful.

With a sigh of admiration, Fu Qian had already reviewed his connection with the Abyss Notes, further stimulating his interest in this mission.

Yes, although the Abyss Notebook is no longer in my possession, its unique nature has left a deep impression on me.

Unfortunately, aside from its ancient origins, there is not much information about its history.

If you have the opportunity to explore this further, it would be an unexpected bonus.

Besides, if it truly retains that magical property...

A cold, hard notebook that can be used to authenticate something... I have to say, it's a really fitting description here.

To guide lost souls trapped in sanatoriums, to dispel the darkness in people's hearts, and to illuminate themselves.

Besides... this doesn't seem to be my own original work?
……

The "Abyss Notebook" in my hand seems to focus more on content than form.

Recalling didn't hinder her actions. Before writing, she quickly checked the contents of her notes, confirming that they were exactly the same as what she had seen before, but also noticing a small detail.

The content is correct, but the handwriting is not.

The content related to cocoa was naturally written when we first met on the ship.

The latter, acting as a special envoy secretly protecting the safety of navigation, discovered that he possessed an extraordinary aura due to the numerous rings on his hands, and thus disguised himself as a young woman in an attempt to get close to her.

Unfortunately, it was seen through at a glance and easily confirmed with the Abyss Notes.

I believe that no one but myself would waste money like that.

However, this particular sentence, while reproduced flawlessly, had its handwriting completely altered, making it appear quite unfamiliar. Even the other content was the same, including the life hacks of the vampire elders, which were noticeably different from what he had first seen.

All I can say is that in the blink of an eye, the magical quality of this thing in my hand continues to rise.

A copy of the Abyss Notes? Someone just copied it for no reason?
Honestly, it's hard to believe it's that simple, because there's even new content added to the notes—

This is the attending physician's office.

Yes, continuing to the latest section, I saw the content that wasn't in the notes before I gave it to Su Gao.

Considering the location of the notes, it does indeed make sense.

It's entirely conceivable that someone might use this statement to verify its nature.

With a nod, he turned directly to the latest page.

[Rasik is unable to leave the nursing home]

……

Did they really come here? The old man who recorded this is a kind and honest man.

The last page of the notes seemed to pulsate with a wealth of emotion.

Specifically, it becomes increasingly irregular, eventually running wild like cursive script, to the point that you can almost see the person's face on the verge of collapse.

Lashik... This name, which was present throughout the entire mission, is indeed not simple. It seems that he also played an important role in the Demon Mountain and actually ventured out there.

It's clear that the last two sentences were written by the same person, which is why Rashik opened the safe and used the Abyss Notes here?
It's not surprising that one can easily imagine a scenario and then pay for it.

Don't think of yourself as special; the key may have been given to only one person.

If, as previously speculated, the director was indeed under pressure from Selvis to keep finding people to take his place here, then it would be perfectly logical for Rasic to be chosen as another intruder.

Even the information provided by the old man who recorded the story matched up, with Rasik's last appearance being in the attending physician's office.

According to Ms. Black Room, she remembered that Rashik was in a very bad mental state and eventually "did not trust anyone".

If someone were led all the way here in that situation, and opened the safe to see this scene...

Even if you suspect something is amiss, you'd still have to give it a try, right?

Then he tried it and died; it seems the final outcome wasn't good.

After all, "Rashik can no longer leave the sanatorium," and that last sentence alone is filled with despair, showing a completely shattered Dao heart.

This is a fact that has not been erased and is acknowledged by the Abyss Notebook.

In short, that senior, who was probably not from out of town, really seemed like a professional victim, getting scammed wherever he went.

Even more tragically, it seems that being scammed didn't even help.

It's been over a year, and the director is still conscripting people, which seems to indicate that Rashik's experience back then didn't provide him with the help he wanted.
He shook his head slightly, fiddled with the pen in his hand, and after confirming that it was in good condition, pointed it at the bottom of the last page, as if he were about to write a eulogy for his senior, Rashik.

However, moved by the hardships of the experience and the tragedy of the ending, I found myself unable to bring myself to write.

"Why not give it a try? You don't seem like such a timid person."

However, such a heartfelt expression of grief seemed to be misunderstood at that moment.

As the pen nib wobbled, a sound came from behind, as if it had finally grown impatient with being pulled.