Enforcer Manual
Chapter 1158 - 971: The Price of Luck_2

Chapter 1158: Chapter 971: The Price of Luck_2

Suddenly, the finger was pointed at Song Lan again.

This made Song Lan, who originally zoned out and treated the talk as a mere story, feel like he had suddenly taken an arrow to the knee. He wasn’t sure if it was an illusion, but lately, it seemed to him that all the blame could eventually be pinned on him.

"What did I do this time?"

"After authoritative investigations by the Psychic Abilities Research Institute, that strange disease appears more similar to withdrawal reactions seen in medicine. After the collapse of the upper world, psychics who lost the Church and the source of their faith inevitably experienced strong reactions of this kind."

Jiu stated that this strange disease did not require medical treatment; isolating them would cause the symptoms to gradually lessen until they disappeared.

"It is worth mentioning that Benjamin Abell was later convicted too; he was accused of spreading rumors, causing internal disorder within the United Government, among other charges."

With Benjamin’s arrest, the Keeper’s vigorous "Witch Hunt Movement" shifted underground until it finally ceased.

"Truly characteristic of the United Government’s style."

From the other end of the sound transmission device came Angle Saffire’s tortuous and sharp sarcasm, who, since being possessed by "justice," had completely transformed from former unusual cases investigation bureau Agent into a staunch critic of the United Government, "When the witch hunt actions took place during the withdrawal reactions, they didn’t do anything."

"In fact, they did a lot."

People always say the United Government always wins, and this statement is not wrong at all, "During the spread of the disease, the Psychic Abilities Research Institute used treatment as an excuse to recruit a large number of psychics from various major prosthetic hospitals."

Compared to the frenzy stirred up by Benjamin’s "Witch Hunt Movement," the actions of the Psychic Abilities Research Institute are even more terrifying.

Just as they saw at this moment, most family members of the hospitalized psychics eventually received a death certificate.

They finally discovered the years of research findings in the D Zone of the prison.

In the fields of mechanics, Psychic Energy, and the physical body, it undoubtedly led everyone and even developed ceremonies of regression similar to advanced promotions.

However, every experimental result was obtained through countless failed experiments; nobody knows where the original "materials" of the RT1 experiment came from.

"In the end, Benjamin Abell ended up taking the blame for the United Government."

Those unclear parts became historical issues; after ten or twenty years, they could all be blamed on Benjamin, who initiated the "Witch Hunt Movement."

How many psychics did the Keeper kill?

Perhaps even Benjamin Abell himself couldn’t remember, and ultimately, all explanations were controlled by the United Government.

Walking along the hospital corridor, the details on both sides of the road became increasingly full.

More and more people could be identified, until they reached the end of the corridor, where they could see clearly and identify all individuals.

The person surrounded by the crowd in the middle was the current manager of the Psychic Abilities Research Institute, Jiu.

They could clearly hear every word Jiu said.

He smiled and told all patients’ family members not to worry, ensuring the health of the patients was their top priority, and in order to facilitate their recovery, the Psychic Abilities Research Institute would adopt some more effective remedies; the only issue was that these remedies carried some minor risks.

Thus, the Psychic Abilities Research Institute needed to negotiate with the patients’ family members and sign an agreement.

After obtaining the family members’ approval, they would transfer the patients to a location with more advanced equipment.

Standing at the door of the ward, facing away from them, was Qi He.

Behind him stood Gustav and Anjing, who tacitly maintained their silence and only greeted Song Lan and others with their eyes.

The agreement was quickly signed.

Qi He, as if having a premonition, stood blocking between the medical staff and the ward door, but he was destined unable to alter any memories—the medical staff walked straight through his body, opened the door of the ward, and pushed the person inside out.

The feeling of nothingness in the memory was fully displayed at this moment.

Even though Qi He instinctively reached out to the person on the bed, he ultimately grasped nothing.

As the bed was pushed a distance away, everything in the distance once again became blurred, and everyone maintained their silence, watching as the doctors and the bed disappeared at the end of the corridor.

However, this incident was never recorded in Qi He’s resume.

The Foundation’s records never mentioned that he also had a relative who was a psychic afflicted by the disease.

"This was a requirement proposed by the Review Meeting."

Qi He appeared somewhat exhausted, "Due to some unexpected complications, the patient’s condition quickly deteriorated... For the purposes of research and for the sake of more patients, the Psychic Abilities Research Institute hoped to retain the patient’s body, correspondingly, the Review Meeting will not forget their contribution, and will give me preferential treatment in my future development."

This is where luck originated.

"My father, despite his sorrow, remained rational and made many requests to the Review Meeting, including my future joining the Foundation... Now that I think about it, he must have had some leverage over the Foundation and the Psychic Abilities Research Institute."

Anger and sorrow can’t bring back the deceased, and the living must continue on.

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