"Damn it! You didn't tell me to analyze it myself!" Bruce scolded the Transcendent in his mind, but the Transcendent did not say a word. He knew that he could not be counted on in this step.
But suddenly he had an idea and asked: "Has Professor Schiller ordered this skill?"
"No, he can't click it," the Transcendent replied.
Does that mean he can’t do psychoanalysis now?”
"That's the theory."
"Then he doesn't know if what I said is right?"
"It is possible." The Transcendent replied.
"Is he asking you whether I can't conduct psychoanalysis now?" Schiller was also asking the transcendent.
"Yes, I told him you can't, so you shouldn't be able to, right?"
Schiller tried to concentrate, but some of the noisy noise that usually surrounded his ears and heart at this time disappeared. He could only say: "I really can't feel anything now."
"Then you can only count on him."
"It's not unreasonable."
The Transcendent was surprised at how Schiller could talk so easily, but Schiller obviously had his own plans. He said to Bruce: "Let's get started, Dr. Wayne."
Bruce was made to feel chills by the words "Doctor Wayne", but now was not the time to dwell on this. He observed the woman's condition carefully, and then said: "She was very panicked, and the fear made her insane, but this kind of
The source of fear is not entirely the facts she saw, but also mixed with some of her imagination."
"It can be seen from her performance that she believes that what she fears is intangible and insubstantial, and the gun in her hand cannot deal with it, which leads to a deeper despair..."
Bruce talked a lot, but Schiller actually listened attentively. When he finished speaking, everyone looked at Schiller.
Schiller's profession prevented him from freely judging the conclusions of a professional doctor, but he just couldn't speak, and he could still think about it in his heart.
Schiller did not rush to judgment on Bruce's analysis, but began to connect the whole story.
The owner of the diary is most likely the corpse in the kitchen. He is the beginning of all clues. After noticing something unusual in the village, he went to check it out. When the situation became serious, he called the detective over and the two of them worked together.
Died in the cabin.
It was normal for these two people to appear here. Although the detective did not seem to have been killed in the cabin, he had an intersection with the owner of the diary after all, and the clues could be connected.
But where did this woman come from?
The owner of the diary never mentioned her, and the detective gave no clues to her. She just appeared in the cabin so suddenly, and she was still in a crazy state, and no clues could be found.
Schiller knew that the level of screenwriters in Transcendence was not so high as to be overwhelming from the very beginning. Everything he arranged here, from the corpses to the small props in the room, must be useful, and the same is true for this woman.
She can't communicate, so there's no way to get clues from her by asking or showing her identity to gain trust.
But in the previous battle, they got skill points, and everyone can click on a skill. After getting the skills in the novice tutorial levels of other games, they will naturally send out some monsters that allow players to try the skills, so as to explain the use of the skills.
method.
This woman is most likely the "monster" used to try out her skills.
This does not mean that she is controlled by the monster, but that the game system guides the player to gradually adapt to the gameplay.
If Bruce has acquired psychoanalysis skills, he can choose to use psychoanalysis skills to try to get clues from women, and others can naturally use other skills to get through this level.
Since the previous battle has taught them how to use force, this level is likely to allow them to use non-force skills to obtain clues.
But it is very unfortunate that people who are really good at psychoanalysis cannot analyze it, and people who have the skills of psychoanalysis do not analyze it correctly.
Bruce's psychoanalysis is quite unique. Under normal circumstances, he can perfectly avoid the correct answer, and with his astonishing behavioral analysis level, he can come up with an answer that is completely opposite to psychoanalysis.
So his psychoanalytic conclusion must be heard on the contrary - this woman is not afraid.
When a person feels very scared, he will try his best to grab all the weapons around him. He may know rationally that guns are useless, but if he is scared enough, he will use anything that can attack. Then this woman will because
It doesn't seem strange to shoot randomly because of fear.
There was nothing wrong with the woman's body movements. She huddled in the corner, leaning against the wall, raising the gun with both hands, and kept aiming out of fear. She fired a total of two shots, one toward the glass and one onto the curtain next to her.
So from a behavioral perspective, the conclusion of fear makes perfect sense.
But since Bruce has analyzed it this way, there is something wrong with the designation.
Following this line of thinking, Schiller thought in reverse, assuming that this woman was not actually afraid at all, then why did she pretend to be afraid?
Does fear have any effect on monsters?
Schiller rejected this conclusion. Human fear is indeed a very interesting emotion. He also imagined whether it would be a good thing or a bad thing if some kind of monster feeds on fear.
But the creature called the Prowler in the village should not be this kind of monster. Not to mention that the tips given by the detective did not mention how much fear can exist in such a remote and peaceful small village. If it is really attracted by fear,
, then it should appear at the scenes of various natural and man-made disasters, not here.
Besides, if this woman is not really afraid, how can she still be unable to distinguish the monster? Her level of psychoanalysis cannot be the same as Bruce's, right?
After ruling out the possibility that the woman might be pretending to be afraid in order to attract the monsters, there is only one possibility left: that the woman is pretending to be afraid in order to attract them.
The commotion caused by the few of them downstairs was quite big. Although they had not been here for a long time, thanks to several big failures, they repaired doors and kicked corpses. If this woman had stayed upstairs, she would definitely be able to
I found someone coming downstairs.
Schiller could understand that she didn't dare to go down rashly. In a world with monsters, it was difficult to know whether the person coming was a human or a ghost, so it was a good idea to attract the other person up and wait patiently.
And the reason why he is pretending to be crazy now is probably to take this opportunity to observe his group of people to judge whether there are any monsters among them. This logic does make sense.
But what makes Schiller feel a little confused is, would it be unwise to waste two bullets at this stage?
He didn't think there were many supplies in this small village, and bullets for this kind of old revolver were even harder to find. They were usually left behind by their parents, so it would be good to have a dozen or so.
The first bullet shattering the glass can make a noise, letting people know that there is someone upstairs, which is okay, but the second bullet hitting the curtain is completely useless. Is it necessary to waste it in this situation in order to confuse my group?
Such a valuable resource?
While Schiller was thinking, Night Owl pulled out his gun and pointed it at the woman's head.
"Who are you? Why are you here? Answer my questions truthfully!" Night Owl slowly approached with his gun raised.
The woman still seemed to have no reaction. She held the revolver motionless and kept mumbling to herself.
Threats are not useful? This is interesting...
Schiller gave Batman of the main universe a look, and Batman of the main universe reached out to stop Nite Owl, who was continuing to walk forward. Schiller walked over and spoke in the gentlest voice possible.
"Madam, I am the priest from a nearby town. Are you okay? Can you hear me?"
As he spoke, he asked the Transcendent in his mind, "Can the requiem skills that come with my profession be used by her?"
"Yes, but you have to think clearly. The cooldown time of the skill is two battles. Are you sure you want to use it on her?"
"Yes." Schiller gave an affirmative answer.
The next second, he took out a Bible from his pocket and gently recited the sentences above. Everyone in the room felt a peaceful and peaceful atmosphere.
The woman's eyes gradually focused. The moment her expression returned to normal, she stared into Schiller's eyes and said.
"He's coming!"
Bang!
The woman shot herself through the head with the revolver in her hand, blood and brains splashed on the wall, and her body slowly fell to one side.
Everyone was speechless in the face of this result. Only Schiller seemed to realize something. He turned his head and glanced at several people. Finally, his eyes fell on Greedy and said: "I think we can check the body."
Greed immediately understood that a character with a relatively high dexterity value might get more clues by looking through the corpse, so he stepped forward, half-knelt on the ground and began to examine the woman's corpse.
Apart from the revolver, she had almost nothing on her body. Greedy rummaged through and found a necklace around her neck, but it was just a very ordinary silver necklace. The pendant in the middle was a diamond shape, and the pattern on it looked like a rose.
.
Then he found a small notebook in the inner pocket of this woman's windbreaker.
Greedy frowned after opening it, because this was the kind of notebook suitable for casual writing. The entire notebook was only about the size of a palm, and it was densely packed with words. He was too lazy to read it, so he threw it directly to Schiller.
"Do you want to dispose of the body?" asked the pale knight who came in last. He paused and then continued: "I respect the deceased, but I am very worried that she will fake the body."
"I am exactly the opposite of what you are worried about." The clown squatted next to the body and said, "It would be terrible if she didn't respond."
It's rare for Batman in the main universe to agree with the Joker. They are in good shape now and are not afraid of fighting. What they lack most are clues and elements for growth.
If this corpse can also move, then at least some skill points can be given to the next battle, and maybe some clues will be given like the previous corpse.
While everyone was staring at the body, Schiller found important clues in the diary.
This woman named Madeleine turned out to be a church clergy who retired due to injury a few years ago, and she was a researcher who specialized in studying strange phenomena.
She came here just to investigate a special monster that hadn't appeared in 30 years - the Prowler.