My transformation into a beautiful girl started with a hemorrhage.

This is the most vulnerable period of my life.

The only way to escape this predicament is to go to another world.

Hui had anticipated this situation when she had one foot in the realm of the gods, so she prepared a backup plan in advance.

One of the backup plans is that the Soul of Nothingness's ability to travel through time has been greatly enhanced. The reason for this enhancement is that a trace of divinity now exists deep within Hui's soul.

Although this tiny wisp of divinity is insignificant in quantity, it is of divine nature, which also unlocks some of the power of the Void Soul.

For example, if Hui were to travel through time now, she wouldn't have to wait for the worlds to intersect; instead, she could travel directly to another world if the "distance" between that world and her own world was close enough.

This "distance" is not a distance in the sense of length or size, but a conceptual distance.

For example, consider the difference between "dislike" and "deep hatred." Deep hatred is a much deeper level of hatred. So, what is the "distance" between dislike and deep hatred?

This is the concept of "distance".

The concept of "distance" in the world is similar. It is no longer a simple unit of measurement for length in three-dimensional space, but a measure of distance and depth.

Hui's method of traversing the world remains the same as before, similar to a fully immersive game, where she descends upon a certain native.

However, unlike before when death meant certain death, now even if Hui transmigrates, her demi-human abilities will remain. This is because the black particles bind to the soul, not the body, so as long as the world isn't too overpowered, Hui won't die.

As for the way to return, it has also changed to some extent. As long as you imagine your original body in your mind and silently say "go back", you can return directly.

Unlike in the demi-human world, there is no need to go to a designated location.

At this moment, two worlds appeared in Hui's perception.

Hui, relying on her instincts, subtly sensed the time difference between the two worlds relative to her original world: one was 100:1; the other was 1:365, both in the unit of "days".

The difference in the flow of time between worlds is a very Zen-like variable. Einstein's theory of relativity has already told us: if A is at rest and B is moving at the speed of light relative to A, then the flow of time in B is slower relative to A. The extent to which it is slower depends on how many times the speed of light B is relative to A.

The above conclusions were drawn within the same universe, that is, within the same world.

Now, given that we live in two different worlds, how do we calculate this difference in time? To what extent does this conceptual distance between worlds distort time? ...

Hui didn't know, but with the influence of a trace of divinity she possessed, she could instinctively sense the difference.

As for which of the two worlds to choose.

For Hui, there was no choice, because the time flow in the 100:1 world was too fast. One day in that world was equivalent to 100 days in her own world.

Therefore, Hui could only choose another world with a ratio of 1:365.

“However, now is not the time to travel through time,” Hui murmured to herself.

Hui is contemplating the next opportunity to enter another world.

Just then, a sudden urge to urinate struck her lower abdomen, and Hui gently touched her flat stomach with her hand.

Just as she was about to get out of bed and go to the bathroom in the corner of the room, she felt a tingling sensation coming from her erect breasts.

Hui's fair, jade-like face flushed slightly.

Only then did Hui realize that she was only wearing a blue and white striped hospital gown, similar in style to pajamas, but it was too big on Hui's delicate 15-year-old body. What was even more stimulating was that Hui was completely naked underneath, without a bra or underwear. Her delicate skin was in direct contact with the fabric of the hospital gown, especially her two bright red nipples, which were already sensitive spots. This faint, tingling sensation brought waves of ecstasy to Hui's brain.

As for the pants on her lower body, it was relatively better, because even when Hui's legs were together, there was a gap about the thickness of a baby's arm in the triangle below her buttocks, which could not be closed. It was precisely because of the existence of this space, which some people called the "absolute void", that Hui did not experience too strong stimulation to her lower body even though she was not wearing underwear.

Hui glanced at the door of the ward and, finding no one there, quietly reached out to her chest, gently pressing her breasts before slowly walking toward the bathroom.

After urinating, Hui returned to her hospital bed.

Hui needed rest; the damage to her soul required plenty of sleep, so she quickly fell into a deep sleep.

If someone were to enter at this moment, they would see a beautiful woman with her eyes closed, her long, feather-like eyelashes fluttering. Her delicate, picturesque face had skin as white as snow, small features, and a pure and lovely appearance. However, this was a beautiful sight that was destined to go unappreciated.

the other side.

Kouta followed Kujiin Shi to the New Territories Metropolitan Police Department building.

After entering the building, Kujiin first arranged for Kouta to go to a reception room. After entering the reception room, Kouta began to have a long talk with a middle-aged psychologist who called himself Hinohara Kensuke.

The conversation was led by Kensuke Hinohara, and the topics were varied, ranging from hot domestic and international politics to the flavors of several popular instant noodles on the market. The whole process was very relaxed and pleasant for Kouta, who even lost track of time.

For Kensuke Hinohara, the conversation was anything but easy. From the moment Kouta entered the room, Hinohara observed Kouta's micro-expressions. Through carefully prepared "ordinary" conversation, he observed the content of every word Kouta spoke, his body language, and subtle facial expressions, constantly summarizing and building a mental model of the patient.

Until an hour later,

As soon as Hinohara Kensuke left the room, Kujiin Shi saw it on the security camera and immediately came to inquire about the situation.

"Dr. Ken Hinohara, thank you again. How is the situation?"

Kensuke Hinohara smiled slightly after hearing this: "You're too kind. The patient is doing very well. Although there are some psychological issues, there is definitely no suicidal tendency."

"You no longer have suicidal tendencies. Are you sure?"

"Absolutely certain."

"Oh, it's not that I doubt your abilities, it's just that this incident is too significant!"

“I understand. After all, it was a group suicide. You can’t be too careful.”

"It's so good that you understand." Upon hearing Hinohara Kensuke's understanding, Kujiin Shi first expressed her gratitude, then remembered what Hinohara Kensuke had said about the existence of psychological problems, so she asked, "But, psychological problems? May I ask what kind of psychological problems you mean?"

Kensuke Hinohara frowned slightly before slowly saying, "The patient is very mature, no, he is too mature. He is only 17 or 8 years old, but he has the way of thinking of a middle-aged person."

"This isn't really a problem! Maybe it's just that I've been exposed to society too early."

"Yes, that's not a problem. But there's a ruthless streak lurking deep inside the patient. It's not usually visible and doesn't affect the patient much, but if you cross the line, the patient might do anything."

Chapter 153 Interrogation

"Touching the line, doing anything...aren't all of them like that?" Kujiin-shi asked doubtfully.

“It’s different. Let me give you an example, which might be a bit presumptuous: If a criminal killed your wife and children, and the murderer fell into your hands, what would you do after the initial anger subsided?” Kensuke Hinohara asked a cruel question.

Jiu Ziyuan Si was taken aback and fell silent. Then, putting himself in the other person's shoes, he simulated his own feelings and remained silent for a long time before saying uncertainly, "I would probably beat him up and make him face the consequences of the law!"

"Yes, this is the choice of most people, because in the thousands of years of human civilization, punishing bad people through law has been deeply ingrained in everyone's mind. Doing so not only allows bad people to receive the punishment they deserve, but also does not require one to pay any price. It can be said that everyone would make this choice."

At this moment, Kensuke Hinohara suddenly changed the subject, "However, there are always some people in this world who have criminal tendencies, just like this patient. If he encountered such a thing, he would definitely try to kill the other party himself, and he would also kill all the people that his enemy cares about, to repay blood with blood and tooth with tooth!"

"Huh?! Then isn't he in great danger?"

"However, this is only a tendency. Before things happen, all inferences are just inferences, and my inferences may not be accurate." Hinohara Kenichi thought for a moment and then added.

However, Jiu Ziyuan Si laughed and flattered, "You're joking! If we can't even believe your diagnosis, then who can we trust?"

Kujiin Sike knew that the seemingly unremarkable so-called psychologist in front of him was actually one of the most famous psychology experts in the world, and even the Japanese Prime Minister and ministers treated him as an honored guest.

If it weren't for the fact that this mass suicide of 60 people piqued Kenichi Hinohara's interest, the mere Shinmi Metropolitan Police Department would never have been able to invite someone of his caliber to assist them.

Then, Jiu Ziyuan continued, "So how should we handle this situation now? Does the other party need any psychological treatment?"

"There's no other way; the best solution is to imprison the other person forever. But if the other person hasn't broken the law, you can't convict someone based solely on speculation."

"That's true."

"However, there is no need to worry too much. As long as you don't cross their bottom line, they are still harmless."

"Ok."

As the two were talking, Kujiin saw Hinohara Kenichi off.

Kouta sat alone in his room, drinking hot coffee, unaware that his thoughts were being deeply discussed.

After seeing Hinohara Kenichi off, Kujiin Shi returned to the room where Kouta was.

Kouta's first reaction upon seeing Kujiin Shi was, "Can I leave now?"

In Kouta's mind, he had not made any mistakes. Now that the psychological treatment was over and he had been proven to have no suicidal tendencies, he should be able to leave.

Kouta was very worried about Hui's condition and wanted to leave as soon as possible to go to the hospital to find Hui.

However, Kujiin Shi did not let Kouta leave; the psychological test just now was only one aspect.

In addition, the Metropolitan Police Department also needs to know the reason for the mass suicide of these 60 people, whether they were misled and brainwashed by the new district chief, Zhai Kaihua, who advocated the so-called "Suicide Law" as soon as he took office, and thus chose to commit suicide.

This is crucial.

Although the suicide law implemented by Jai Kae Hwa did not cause much of a stir due to this once-in-a-millennium astronomical event that occurred globally.

However, his act of betrayal has not been forgotten by the Japanese reformist leadership, headed by Ryuichiro Nomaru.

Now is the time to settle scores.

However, Sai Kaika and his assistants are also very cunning, and it's unclear where they are hiding in Japan.

Furthermore, the biggest obstacle to the search operation was finding a reason to look for the other party!

That's right, it's just that they can't point out the illegality of Zhai Kaihua.

Zhai Kaihua promulgated its first law since the establishment of the new territory, the "Suicide Law." Although this law is quite bizarre, it is indeed a right that the head of the new territory should have. If this law is indeed unacceptable to the majority of residents, then the residents can elect a new local council to repeal the bill.

Therefore, one cannot conclude that the suicide law proposed by Zhai Kaihua is a criminal act simply because it is detrimental to social stability and does not conform to current mainstream thought.

This path is not feasible.

Without being able to determine the other party's guilt, it is impossible to issue an arrest warrant for Jai Kae-hwa through the Japanese state apparatus.

This is also the biggest reason why Japanese high-ranking officials like Ryuichiro Nomaru couldn't find Sai Kaika.

Therefore, it is very important to condemn those who practice fasting and enlightenment!

However, determining how to convict Zhai Kaihua became a difficult problem.

Modern Japanese law cannot criminalize the "right to commit suicide," and the 47 people who died in the mass suicide cannot be convicted of commissioned killing or consensual killing. Taking the path of the dead is not a viable option.

The only way to get to the bottom of this is by starting with these 13 survivors.

The only remaining crimes that can be found in the law are instigating suicide and aiding suicide.

The crime of instigating suicide refers to instigating a person who does not intend to commit suicide to decide to do so; while the crime of aiding and abetting suicide refers to helping a person who has decided to commit suicide to carry out the suicide.

Furthermore, since no one pushed those people when they jumped, there was no direct perpetrator.

Therefore, the charge of aiding suicide cannot be established, leaving only the most likely charge of instigating suicide.

Therefore, the testimonies of the 13 survivors are of paramount importance.

If the 13 survivors point out that Jai Kahwa instigated their suicide, a case can be opened immediately, and he can be wanted nationwide.

Jiu Ziyuan was assigned by a group of reformist leaders in the New Domain to collect the testimonies of these 13 survivors.

The interrogations of the 12 people in front of Kōta have all been completed, and detailed transcripts of the interrogations have been recorded.