Looking directly at the ancient gods for a whole year

Chapter 2801 The Thirteenth Day Talk (Fifty-Three)

Indeed, it even matches what the recorder, Mr. Mo Song, said.

Fu Qian didn't seem to care about the potential risks mentioned by the attending physician.

Looking at the secret passage that wasn't even closed yet, the whole story seemed even more coherent.

As an abrupt intruder, Rasik was forced to be caught between the Precursors and Selvis, acting as a ping-pong ball being tossed around.

The prophet used prophecy to guide her actions, leading her to break through the trap she had set for herself, thus further strengthening her confidence in prophecy.

Meanwhile, the attending physician was cooperating with the prophecy while simultaneously manipulating the process to try and bring in the forerunner behind it all, so that the latter could personally use the Abyss Notebook to prove that his so-called prophetic abilities were false.

At first glance, the treatment method may seem a bit nonsensical, but in Fu Qian's opinion, this "immersive reality correction" still makes sense.

If you simply lead someone here, and then have a doctor in a white coat sit alone in the office and tell them, "Your predictions are all false; I was just cooperating with you," it may not be effective for someone who is already obsessed with the idea.

But the beauty of this place is that there really is some kind of wonderful tool.

Deep within the seemingly realistic and scientifically sound sanatorium, there truly exists an object that can only be explained by the extraordinary.

Then the person who was the first to show signs suddenly found themselves in a very awkward situation.

If he denies the wonder of this thing, then it means he is denying the extraordinary.

But if we deny his extraordinary abilities, then what is his prophetic power?
Therefore, he had to admit the magic of this thing.

Of course, it's just awkward; there are still loopholes to exploit.

For example, this thing may be an extraordinary item, but the output results are unreliable.

What it endorses may not be true; rather, it maliciously misleads you, plunging you into complete confusion.

Theoretically, it makes no problem; those with early warning signs can certainly comfort themselves in this way.

But this is not without its risks. If even the other extraordinary thing is unreliable, then what else in the entire sanatorium is trustworthy?
As someone directly involved, it seems inevitable to fall into nihilism.

Furthermore, aside from a sliver of inner conviction, they completely lost their anchor for self-identity.

From a rational perspective, this is undoubtedly a serious loss.

In conclusion, Selvis's move was quite ruthless, a calculated scheme that killed both sides.

Unfortunately, Rasik was a bit too fragile and eventually succumbed to the pressure, allowing the Precursors to temporarily gain the upper hand.

But this advantage was not lasting, so much so that the latter needed to constantly wear down the intruders to maintain morale, which is why columnists were chosen again.

"So what do you call this thing?"

While integrating numerous events, Fu Qian returned his gaze to his notebook and patted the absolutely crucial item.

"The Truth Notebook... is different from what you know?"

Seemingly knowing that Fu Qian would be concerned about this issue, Selvis answered without hesitation, and also expressed his curiosity.

"It's not quite the same. The one I know is called Abyss Notes."

Fu shook his head.

"Abyss Notes... Although it sounds contradictory at first glance, it actually seems quite fitting."

He repeated it in a low voice, and Servis was very accepting of it, immediately saying that the name was also good, and adding that he would like to emphasize it.

"Whether you believe it or not, it has always been here and has never left."

……

Never left? It sounds like he's inextricably linked to the nursing home. Selvis's final emphasis might seem abrupt at first, but Fu Qian can still grasp its core message—

Regardless of whether the Abyss Notes is true or false, I can assure you that this is real, and it's best not to get your hands on it.

"Don't worry, I gave that one away, so you're the one who found it?"

While saying "Long live understanding," Fu Qian casually offered a reassuring remark, and also became curious about more details.

"Sort of, but I'd rather say it discovered me..."

The other party had even given similar items as gifts before. Even if it's just hearsay, this statement still reassures people a little.

Selvis seemed quite satisfied with the response before the attack and was momentarily lost in thought.

"The reason I took over this place was because it had a kind of magic that captivated me."

“Many people are afraid of this place, feeling that it is too far removed from reality and that certain boundaries will become blurred... But in my opinion, the opposite is true; many things actually become clearer here.”

His fingers gently stroked the hardwood tabletop, and at that moment, his actions truly conveyed a sense of careful tenderness.

"In short, driven by this intoxication, I wandered through every corner again and again, until I discovered the vein-like structure beneath its surface."

"And just as I was tirelessly delving deeper, this notebook appeared before me, with that ultimate captivating charm."

……

See, this is why excellence comes from passion.

Seeing that the attending physician was gradually becoming engrossed in his speech, Fu Qian promptly presented the notes of truth.

Firstly, it shows you're not interested in this again; secondly, it prevents the other person from drooling onto your hands.

Selvis's description is not only vivid, but also explains very well how he discovered these hidden passages and how he used them to appear and disappear unpredictably.

It wasn't by chance, it was just a passion.

Without that passion for one's job, and the ability to feel the unique atmosphere of this place, the Mantra Notebook probably wouldn't have appeared so quickly.

However, despite the overly emotional tone, Fu Qian still believes Servis's statement to some extent.

For example, the True Words Notebook has an unusual relationship with this place.

As I mentioned earlier, the presence of this item in the core area of ​​the sanatorium is a perfect test of everyone's mental state. It's so fitting to look at, truly embodying a timeless and unparalleled spirit.

Although its relationship with the Abyss Notes is still difficult to grasp at the moment.

"I understand. So, since you discovered it, have any extra words mysteriously appeared on it?"

While agreeing, Fu Qian continued to focus on the details.

"How could that be? It's always been this kind of content, although there's a lot I don't understand."

Selvis, however, couldn't quite understand why he was being asked that.

"Since Rashik left his mark on it, no one has opened it for a long time—so have you thought it through and are you willing to accept my suggestion?"

After emphasizing it again, he finally couldn't resist and hoped to get a formal commitment before payment.

"of course."

Time was indeed tight, but I didn't mind before paying; I just nodded.

“I’m also very interested in that case now, you can bring him in.”