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Chapter 850 Vegetarianism
The adopted son mentioned by Shishi should be the pediatric specialist, Doctor Chi, at the Human Entrance Hospital; he is also a deformed child.

Dr. Gao knew Doctor Chi very well; he was the first friend she made at the Human Entrance Hospital, and both of them had received treatment from the hospital director.

Dr. Gao remembered that the pica doctor was initially sent to the entrance of the human world by his father. In order to treat his pica, the hospital director only fed him various medications every day, while secretly bringing him some normal food.

In Dr. Gao's view, the doctor was not sick at all, his diet was normal, and his values ​​were more sound than those of the gardener. However, his father thought he was seriously ill.

After further investigation, I learned that the doctor's father was a vegetarian. He only ate vegetarian food, and only fresh vegetarian food picked from the forest.

Not only did the doctor never eat vegetables, but he also openly defied his father and spread certain things everywhere, which is why he was sent to the entrance of the human world.

According to the doctor's description, his father was a severely psychologically disturbed monster. His physical deformities were only the surface; his psychological deformities were a million times more severe than his physical ones.

Yet this very person became one of the deputy leaders of the moral supervision group, and countless residents were saved by his help. Even the police had to speak to him politely.

Dr. Gao couldn't understand it before, but if you look at Mr. Gourmet's logic, he really didn't do anything wrong. He was just doing "good deeds" and "food".

Dr. Gao wasn't sure if there was any connection between Mr. Eater and those eight unpredictable beings. If Mr. Eater and those eight were unrelated, it meant that the delirium world was beginning to undergo a deeper distortion, and a real anomaly was being born in New Shanghai. He didn't know whether this was good or bad.

"The situation that Number One is facing may be more complex and dangerous than mine."

Seeing that Dr. Gao remained silent, Chen Bing directly agreed on Dr. Gao's behalf: "This little matter is very simple for Dr. Gao, please rest assured, Mr. Shishi."

"I'll be waiting for your good news at home." Shishi put down his napkin, got up and walked into the depths of the corridor. With each step he took, strange noises came from under the floor, as if something terrifying was being kept under the house.

On the other side, Banban had already made preparations. Two servants followed behind him with luggage, as if making Dr. Gao a trainer was just a formality, and the two sides had already completed the deal in private.

"Go with a light load, no need for all that trouble." Dr. Gao accepted Shishi's letter of recommendation, the most crucial tool for implementing his next plan.

"Dr. Gao, my father told me to follow you and learn from you." Banban, who only had one leg, hopped over to Dr. Gao's side.

“Your father is the one most worthy of emulation; following me will only lead to destruction.” After leaving the villa, the two eventually ended up in the same car.

With half of the conversation going, Chen Bing didn't talk about anything related to the police station; he talked about everyday matters the whole time.

Dr. Gao didn't interrupt, turning his head to look out the car window. He had come wearing a hood, probably because he wasn't trusted yet and didn't know the location of the ghouls. By the time he left, he was practically one of their own.

Shishi's villa is hidden in the largest residential management area in Xinhu. In this place where even drinking water and defecating are subject to fixed times, Shishi is not restricted.

"It's still not free enough."

"Doctor, what did you say?" Banban asked Dr. Gao with great curiosity.

"Your father probably wanted you to succeed me; that shows how much he values ​​you." Dr. Gao casually changed the subject: "How many adopted children did he have in his life? Why didn't I see anyone else in that villa?" "My father's children are all over Shanghai. So many people have benefited from his kindness. They all do all sorts of jobs, without interfering with each other, and are all working silently towards the noblest ideals." Banban's face was full of longing, and his one eye shone brightly when he talked about his ideals.

"What ideal?"

"Let all the incomplete, deformed, and unacknowledged souls walk upright in the sunlight, let there be no more strange looks in the world, let this city be free from discrimination and contempt, and let everything become fair."

"But your body isn't symmetrical; where in the world is there absolute fairness?"

"Dr. Gao, please take back what you said. I can forgive your offense." Banban was wearing an elegant bow tie and acted like a gentleman in every way, but unfortunately, he encountered a stubborn and unyielding person like Dr. Gao.

"Okay, I take it back." Dr. Gao took out the letter of recommendation, read it several times, and noted that a trainer needed to be recommended by at least one deputy leader of the ethics supervision group. "Captain Chen, where do we go next? It's already dark."

Dr. Gao's unspoken message was, "I've been so cooperative, it's not unreasonable for me to want to go home and visit, is it?"

“People in the new Shanghai are in a state of panic. You won’t have much free time until there are results in the missing persons cases.” Chen Bing directed the driver to the School of Ethics. The gatekeeper saw Chen Bing and stopped the car. Only after Dr. Gao handed over the letter of recommendation did the gatekeeper let him through.

"Many people within the ethics oversight group are also eyeing Dr. Bu's position; we must take him down as soon as possible." Chen Bing strode ahead, while the surrounding students curiously observed Banban and Dr. Gao—this combination was truly bizarre.

Arriving at the door of the brightly lit conference room, Chen Bing glanced at his watch: "Perfect timing, Dr. Gao, are you ready?"

"what to prepare?"

Chen Bing pushed open the conference room door, and there were more than twenty people sitting inside.

Their clothes varied, they came from all walks of life, and their mental states were all unstable, as if they had just had an argument.

"Dear teachers, members of the Moral Supervision Group, and several respected instructors." Chen Bing looked at the four figures in the front row of the conference room, took off his hat and greeted them: "This is Dr. Gao, who reported the serial killer Gardener, Dr. Bu's former colleague, who has gained the approval of the police and the trust of Mr. Ghoul. For the next period of time, he will take over from Dr. Bu and become an instructor of the Moral Supervision Group of the Autopsy Avenue."

After he finished speaking, the meeting room was so quiet you could hear a pin drop.

"The forest is still spreading. Taking over now will likely end badly." The oldest instructor, a respected professor at the School of Ethics, looked down at his book. He wore thick glasses and was a highly esteemed figure.

“A trainer needs to be respected; otherwise, he’s just a figurehead, a piece of skin that’s been torn off his backside and slapped onto his own face.” Dr. Bu’s former assistant stood up. He was in charge of chairing the meeting and had no liking for Dr. Gao. “Everyone is overwhelmed with work because of the forest. You’re going to take over from Dr. Bu. Can you tell everyone how you plan to deal with the various disasters brought by the forest?”

Everyone in the meeting room looked at Dr. Gao as he slowly walked into the room.

"The gardener treats flowers as people, so he is the most vicious serial killer."

“A forest is just a collection of trees; it looks like trees no matter how you look at it…trees, so it should be easy to handle.”

(End of this chapter)