Hunter: I became stronger even after I died.

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The forms of existence of thoughts can be roughly divided into three types.

The first one uses the human body as a furnace, releasing a constant supply of normal mental energy that is equivalent to life energy.

The second type is the energy that geniuses and masters in various fields unconsciously give to their works.

This kind of thought seems to be the embodiment of craftsmanship, representing the ultimate skills in their field and the pure will without any distractions.

Therefore, the idea attached to the work can usually last for a very long time.

The third type is that after a person dies, strong negative emotions serve as a carrier and become thoughts after death that linger in the world like phosphorescence.

The source of this kind of thoughts is usually an obsession that is difficult to resolve.

And because it is born from negative emotions, it poses threats of varying strengths.

People with Nen abilities are actually not that bad. As long as they don't enter the "absolute" state, they can basically resist the threat from thoughts after death.

But once ordinary people encounter thoughts about death, they may lose their lives at worst, or lose their spiritual intelligence at the least.

This is Moreau's understanding of the three forms of existence of mind energy.

So when he heard that the virus was related to thoughts about afterlife, he couldn't help but be surprised.

In other words, it was hard for him to imagine that there could be any connection between the two.

In fact, after coming to this world, he had seen many thoughts on antiques or handmade artworks, but he had only seen the thought of afterlife once, on an airship.

"Something about thoughts of afterlife...for example?"

Moro stepped over the corpses on the ground, came to Sambika's side, and looked down into the coffin which was still well preserved.

Then, a body that looked like it was artificially sewn was seen, with a smoky black aura lingering around it, giving people an ominous feeling.

Sambika frowned, staring down at the black energy in the coffin, and explained in her unique soft tone: "The virus... was 'created' by this thought after death."

"what?"

Moro was stunned for a moment, and after looking at the dead thought, he asked in surprise: "Sambika, are you sure?"

"Ah."

Sambika nodded slightly.

Moroton was surprised.

Can the thought of after death reach this extent?
"So... as long as the thought of afterlife exists, the virus will continue to be produced?"

Moro withdrew his gaze from the coffin with the thought of death and turned to look at Sambika.

Sambika sighed, “Yes.”

Moro thought to himself that this was outrageous.

But then he thought of the few plots in the original novel that had to do with thoughts about afterlife.

They even have the ability to revive instantly like the "Million Reincarnation Cats" relying on the mechanism of thoughts after death. Now, it's just a thought after death that keeps producing viruses, which is nothing.

I can only say... reciting this kind of thing is really unreasonable.

Even the phenomenon of "death" cannot restrain its strange and varied characteristics.

Sambika said worriedly, "With the research data of 'OG' and my thoughts, I should be able to make a special anti-virus medicine within a day, but the source of the virus involves thoughts after death... If we don't purify it, it will continue to multiply."

When Moro heard this, his eyes flashed, and then he remained silent.

Sambika didn't notice Moro's reaction. He stared at the death thoughts in the coffin with a frown on his face. He said, "My master is a mind remover, but her ability cannot target thoughts after death. Oh, right..."

Suddenly, she seemed to think of something, and the worry in her eyes faded a lot.

"I can ask Master if she knows a mind purifier who is good at purifying thoughts after death!"

"Sambika."

"Ok?"

Sambika looked towards Moro upon hearing the voice.

Moro reminded: "There is no rush for thoughts about afterlife, cure the villagers first."

"Ah, yes."

Sambika nodded heavily, then bent down and stretched out his hand, passing through the black energy that was like smoke, and gently pressed on the body in the coffin.

Moro was slightly startled by Sambika's sudden action.

He was about to stop Sambika, but noticed that the afterlife in the coffin showed no intent to attack.

Is the core to create a virus? Moreau stared at the unresponsive Thought of Afterlife and thought to himself.

Even the illogical thoughts about afterlife seem to follow the mechanism.

While Moro was thinking, Sambika had already withdrawn his hand.

The palm that was originally as crystal clear as white jade with visible blood vessels now looked as if it had been eroded for a long time, and the skin was as dry as wrinkled bark.

This condition should be caused by a virus, but for some reason, the virus took effect so quickly.

Moreau looked surprised.

Sambika raised his aging right hand and explained softly: "My intention is to actively 'transfer' the virus into the body, allowing it to enter the disease stage immediately..."

"Stop, I don't need to know about this."

Moro interrupted Sambika in time.

No one would voluntarily reveal their telepathic abilities.

Of course, Sambika also understood this.

She looked at Moruo silently and said, "It's okay. My thoughts are only aimed at the virus... I can use my body to analyze the virus's weaknesses and get the formula for a special medicine to defeat the virus."

"Your ability..."

Moro glanced at Sambika's palm and said, "It's very risky."

"Well, if I can't analyze the virus within the 'time limit', I will die."

There was no emotion in Sambika's expression when he spoke of death.

Regardless of the existence of telepathic abilities, this is the awareness that virus hunters should have.

Moro immediately felt respect and couldn't help but ask, "Is it necessary to take such a big risk... You have professional knowledge, you can use mindfulness as an auxiliary means."

"I think it is necessary. My master is a mind remover. When a mind remover removes thoughts, he will inevitably transfer the risks that come with the thoughts to himself... My ability was actually born under the influence of my master. My master always sighs for this."

Staring at his aging palm, Sambika whispered:
"But I know very well... Fighting against the virus is actually a race against time, so I am very happy that I have this ability. Moreover, analyzing the virus is different from eliminating thoughts. The more I understand the virus, the lower the risk of analyzing it."

"..."

Moro was speechless for a moment, with nothing else in his mind except admiration.

This is simply a perfect example of self-sacrifice.

Using his telekinesis and the virus information in the research institute, Sambika quickly created an antiviral drug.

In just half a day, the villagers who had been suffering from the virus gradually recovered under the effect of the medicine and were out of danger.

But Hisoka was so bored that he went out for a stroll.

In the Tomb Research Institute, Moro looked at the two people in protective suits who had been left behind.

"As we agreed beforehand, I will not attack you or chase you out until you two leave here, so you can leave now."

The two men looked at each other quickly, as if they had been pardoned, and walked towards the passage like crazy.

Moro just picked up his phone and confirmed some information with Argo. After a few minutes, he released two coin-sized flying stars with his other hand.

shhh-

Feixinglizhi flew out, turned around the tomb passages, and went up the stairs, accurately hitting the two people who had already run into the courtyard.

There was a muffled pop.

The two men fell down immediately.

Inside the Tomb Research Institute.

Moro put down his phone and walked to the coffin.

Annual rings

Can you absorb the thought of death?

Moreau thought.

at the same time.

Sambika called his master.

(End of this chapter)