The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

It's already a miracle if they don't kill the patients, let alone accurately diagnose rare and difficult diseases...

"Rest assured, trust in the professional skills of this genius doctor."

Dekan responded with his thoughts, still brimming with confidence.

Dekan glanced at Eve, then at the door of the examination room.

Although Eve was terrified, she nodded knowingly and obediently went to stand by the door.

It seemed like they were standing far away so as not to disturb the doctor's treatment, but in reality, they were blocking the door.

Next.

Dekan ignored the officer in the hospital bed, and instead sat down at the desk and chair facing the wall, picking up the patient's information and reading it carefully.

Major Maas of the Ninth Army has recovered from his knee injury, but is left with persistent pain, suspected to be a chronic and intractable ailment. The pain is severely affecting his combat performance and may involve special curses, toxins, or other factors. The cause of the pain cannot be fully determined...

Dekan looked quite professional, occasionally raising his report and frowning while resting his chin on his hand.

But he had no intention of examining the patient's body at all.

after awhile.

"What about me? My medical treatment?"

Major Maas, the sick officer, seemed somewhat uneasy, and asked with a mixture of worry and doubt.

It was clear that a specialist doctor had taken his case into account.

But this expert just seems so arrogant.

"Let me confirm again, your knee function appears to have fully recovered, but you are experiencing unknown, severe pain, especially in rainy weather or damp, muddy conditions?"

Dekan leaned back in his chair and asked without turning his head.

"Yes......"

Major Maas answered hesitantly.

"Yes, I already know what happened."

Dekan nodded, speaking with considerable certainty.

Major Maas immediately showed a delighted expression.

I saw several surgeons but still couldn't get a result.

Finally, I went to the anesthesiology department with the mindset that as long as the pain could be relieved, that would be fine.

As it turns out, the doctor examined it for a long time but couldn't find the problem.

This newly arrived specialist doctor identified the cause of his illness without much communication!

Often, truly experienced and skilled experts are this decisive in their medical practice.

If you can't figure out the cause of the illness, no matter how much you look, it won't help. But if you can pinpoint the cause, you'll get the answer immediately after taking a couple of glances and discovering the key!

As expected, the previous doctor's respectful attitude towards this specialist was just right; the chief physician is indeed impressive!

Dekan finally turned his chair around, looked at the patient on the hospital bed, and said:

"Based on the examination results, it is impossible to find any cause in surgery. However, based on some feedback in your medical records, I can be quite certain that you have a neurological disease. Compared to anesthesiology and surgery, you need to be sent to the psychiatry department for further examination."

"what?"

Major Maas wouldn't casually question the professional competence of the chief anesthesiologist.

But why does this doctor seem so knowledgeable about psychiatry?

Are you sure?

Major Maas asked with a hint of skepticism.

Logically speaking, no doctor would dare to mislead him.

After all, doctors will face severe penalties if the diagnosis is incorrect.

Even if the patient is transferred to another department, the results of the treatment will not be settled temporarily. The rewards or penalties for the consultation will only be settled after the entire treatment is completed.

However, if the psychiatric diagnosis fails, the chief anesthesiologist will also be deemed to have failed the diagnosis!

"Unfortunately, I am also quite authoritative in the field of mental illness diagnosis, and I can prove it to you."

Dekan finally stood up and walked to the bedside.

He didn't intend to use part-time positions within the department to prove anything on paper to convince Major Maas.

Instead, we need to prove it to him with something more practical.

Major Maas looked at Dekan nervously, unsure of what he was going to do.

"Next, please clear your mind and feel your surroundings... You will be sinking into the sea."

Dekan extended his palm and waved it lightly in front of Major Maas's eyes, making a handshake gesture.

Immediately afterward, Dekan activated [Phantom Barrier] with his other hand, which was placed behind his back.

The surrounding area is simulated as a gradually sinking deep sea.

"This! This is!"

Major Maas saw himself in the deep sea, the damp currents making his knees ache as if by magic.

Although he was surprised, he quickly realized that this was the effect of hallucinogenic magic.

I could feel that I was still actually lying in a hospital bed.

"What happened just now was a hallucinogenic effect, but I'm going to give you some hints next."

Dekan's whispers seemed to possess a magical power, as if they were lulling Major Maas into a deep sleep. He gradually felt Dekan's voice echoing in his ears.

Is this hypnosis?

Major Maas had heard of this method, but had never actually experienced it!

Judging from Major Maas's condition, Dekan felt it was about time.

Actually, it was Dekan who secretly activated the [hypnotic gas].

This level of hypnotic gas wouldn't be enough to knock out a seventh-tier demon, but it would certainly make him drowsy.

"You will fall into hallucinations caused by your own neurological illness, unable to distinguish between reality and illusion, feeling as if you are trapped in a terrifying deep sea filled with darkness and cold, and the pain will become unbearable under the self-stimulation of your mind."

After saying this, Dekan snapped his fingers near the patient's ear and summoned the [Ruined Poet] and the [Elegy Mermaid], then concealed their forms with [Phantom Barrier].

Although Mas failed to notice the two summoned beasts.

However, the exaggerated special effects of the two epic cards, the surging tides and black mist, seemed to make one feel a chill on the skin, and the illusion in the clinic suddenly became indistinguishable from reality!

What did you see?

"Dekan asked in a low voice."

At the same time, upon hearing the hymns of mourning and elegy, Major Maas convulsed in pain, feeling as if his knees were about to split open!

Major Maas, who had been drowsy, instantly became wide awake!

This feeling is like falling into a dream space under hypnosis!

It's incredibly realistic and terrifying!

"What...what is this?! Ahhhhhh!!"

Are you hallucinating?

"Stop, stop now...make them go away!!"

"Did you hear the voice from hell?"

"No...don't..."

Major Maas wailed in agony.

Seeing that he was about to collapse, Dekan covered his eyes, snapped his fingers again, and simultaneously dispelled the illusion and the summoning.

"Is it much better now?"

Dekan asked in a gentle tone and handed Major Maas a towel.

"Huh...huh..."

Mas lay flat on the hospital bed, panting as if he had been given a second chance at life.

He felt that he had finally returned to the real world from the hypnotic consciousness space.

He reached out, his hand trembling, to touch his knee.

But he found that the pain that had almost made him faint was completely gone.

He even had a physical exam to check on that excruciating feeling he had just experienced, and now he felt as if he couldn't feel any pain at all!

"What just happened?"

“I hypnotized you and amplified your inner fears to an extreme degree. Although I don’t know what illusions you saw or what sounds you heard in the end, they were all manifestations of your deep-seated trauma. Your pain did not really originate from your knee, but from your nervous system.”

Dekan explained in a very serious tone.

"this......"

Major Maas stared at Dekan in astonishment.

Could it be that what the doctor said is true?

Does he really have a mental illness? He was right about everything!!

After all, he hadn't been able to find out that he had a physical illness before.

This doctor seems to be quite skilled. Compared to his status as the chief anesthesiologist, Major Maas is more willing to believe in his psychiatric expertise at this moment!

Even if he knows illusion magic, he shouldn't be able to control his own pain!

Moreover, Major Maas was quite certain that he had experienced the legendary hypnosis.

Amazing!

Moreover, as a seventh-level cultivator, he was absolutely certain that the doctor had not injected him with any potent drugs to deceive him.

Even with injected medication, it's impossible to remove the pain so quickly once hypnosis is stopped!