Deity Investigation Report

Chapter 214 A Chance to Escape the Blink

Han Su took three minutes to confront this feeling of frustration, emptiness, and uselessness.

Three minutes later, he opened his eyes and pondered what was to come.

Everything Miss Ai does is based on rigorous calculations. If you still can't understand it, that's your own problem.

Now, she needs to figure out how the "big shots" above will react to everything she left behind after the report is submitted, just like in the escape from the castle, no matter how many people die, the survivors still have to keep running.

He slowly picked up the items from the box to examine them.

Although I don't know if the reason I pieced it together can explain this strange phenomenon, the things themselves are the most important thing.

At first glance, neither the glasses nor the pocket watch seemed unusual.

Since the skinny monkey had previously held these things directly in his hands, Han Su didn't feel the need to be careful. He picked them up gently, examined them briefly, and could only feel that they were light in texture and had a metallic feel.

Han Su put the glasses on his face and felt a slight dizziness and blurred vision. It was as if his mental activity had been involuntarily activated.

With glasses on his face, his mental power became uncontrollable, maintaining a certain degree of penetration.

Looking at that pocket watch again, its design is quite beautiful.

It just doesn't move.

Holding them in one's hand, one can also feel a clear mental activity, indicating that they are extraordinary. Unfortunately, even though one can confirm that these two items are extraordinary through the mental activity, it is not so simple to determine their function.

The things on the monsters inside the castle would be strange if they were ordinary.

There must be something strange, or rather, magical, about this book.

But at least for now, he can't tell.

He looked closely at the characters inlaid with gold thread, but still found them obscure and difficult to understand.

In his mind, it seemed that his writing style did not exist in the various regions of the world. He opened the book, looked at the illustrations, but still could not understand them. So he could only keep the text on the cover in his mind and try to find someone to look it up.

Of the three items, this book is the one I should be most concerned about.

The more I understand this book, the more proactive I'll be when I talk to the man on the other end of the phone back in the castle.

After doing all that, Han Su took a look around and opened his silver briefcase.

After disassembling it, he transferred the inner lining of the box, along with the mechanical fragments inside, into a black briefcase.

It's just right to leave it there.

The suitcase Miss Ai left for herself should, of course, be carried with her at all times, but changing the suitcase is a bit of a pity.

I quite like the design of the silver suitcase that has a rechargeable charging port and a pop-out stun gun.

As for mechanical fragments...

After the transfer was completed, Han Su began a verification process that he had been looking forward to for a long time.

Upon closer inspection of the pointer on the mechanical fragment, it was found that it had pointed to the number "nine".

Does this mean the next flash will occur in nine days?
In theory, the interval between each flash has now been reduced to 8 days, or even less. However, when fighting the white corpse, I activated the mechanical fragment in advance, which is equivalent to returning to the castle 24 hours earlier.

In this way, the time one spends in the "present" is reduced by one day, and this day is then added to the next flash before the next time it appears.

The aftermath was similar to when I returned to the castle early after joining the Disaster Management Agency.

It's actually quite rigorous.

However, now is not the time to worry about these things. Han Su controlled his mental activity and slowly pressed towards the mechanical fragment.

"Om..."

Now, with a mental activity level as high as 71%, the mechanical fragment pointer is indeed shaking.

Moreover, this time the shaking was more concrete and real than any before.

"it works!"

Han Su felt an overwhelming joy, but he remained calm and gradually infiltrated the area, observing carefully.

He poured his mental energy into the mechanical fragments without restraint, and he saw the pointer shake more and more obviously and intensely. Finally, just as his twenty years of mental energy was about to be exhausted, it suddenly jumped up one notch.

The pointer changed from pointing to "nine" to pointing to "ten".

Moreover, after Han Su withdrew his spiritual power, the pointer remained at "ten" instead of falling down as before.

Han Su was momentarily stunned: "...It succeeded?"

The 71% mental activity level genuinely impacted the countdown, pushing it back by one day.

This one day alone has already made a fundamental difference.

If another day passes and my mental strength recovers, wouldn't it be possible to postpone it for another day?
Day after day, wouldn't you eventually have it yourself...?

...How to avoid the flashing effect and remain in reality?

……

"It's done, it's done..."

An immense joy, like a waterfall, poured down from above in an instant.

Han Su's heart felt as if it had been suddenly opened. He couldn't control himself; his body jerked to the ground, his hands trembling slightly. This... this was the method he had once so desperately sought, the method to escape the endless kidnappings at the castle...

Although postponing it day by day will be troublesome.

But in theory, this could indeed allow one to forever avoid the arrival of the flickering and remain forever in the "present"?
Just two months ago, this was my only pursuit, nothing else.

All he wanted was to escape the castle kidnapping case, to get away from the flickering light, and to have a complete life.

At the time, I didn't care about any mysterious power or the kidnapped children. My purpose in doing everything was to escape from Shimmer. But now, the children haven't all been saved, and this outcome has been achieved in such an unexpected way.
Han Su couldn't describe his feelings at that moment.

He even had a real urge to immediately abandon everything and flee with this piece of machinery.

This is an instinct within his body, another of his most genuine impulses.

Unfortunately……

Han Su felt this impulse and did not blame his other self for having such thoughts.

But at this moment, I still felt surprised and joyful about this discovery, and I couldn't help but think of the children in the castle.

I thought of Li Manman and Song Yushi, the hot-tempered kid who was constantly fighting with the half-doctor, the white corpse who was determined to kill Bai Senmang, and even Miss Ai who went all out in this incident.

Wei Lan, Guo Litou, Rong Qiyue, and Lu Neng awaiting awakening.

This war has already begun because of me, so how can I give up halfway?

He let out a soft sigh and slowly sat down: "Wait a little longer, try a few more times..."

"There will always be a chance to get rid of these things forever..."

"..."

"Ding……"

A message came in on his phone, and Han Su was instinctively pleasantly surprised, but after glancing at it, he sighed softly.

The message was from Wei Lan: "Is it convenient?"

Han Su looked away from the mechanical fragments and replied, "Two hours later!"

My teammates, who went through the first operation together, are still waiting for my meeting, but I still have preparatory work to do.

After putting down his phone, Han Su took out the can of bronze-colored blood left behind by the white corpse from the box.

This vial of blood contains some information known to the white corpse, and it is also a clue that Miss Ai carefully arranged to leave for herself.

Activating his spiritual power, he slowly extended his palm over the bronze-colored blood and sensed its vitality.

With a slight twitch of the fingertips, the bronze-colored blood floated gently up.

"Buzz!"

His own spiritual power intertwined and resonated with the vitality in the bronze-colored blood.

Countless fragments of his mind were perceived, and Han Su felt as if he had fallen into a dream, his consciousness wandering among endless information.

Faced with the information contained in this bronze blood, Han Su, a natural master of memory retrieval, was immediately struck by a sense of bewilderment.

This doesn't look like a human being at all.

The White Corpse's memories were like a tangled mess.

Or rather, it's a jumble of broken glass shards, with abrupt cuts and sharp corners.

Han Su even subconsciously wondered if this was a trap?
This distorted memory is like a thicket of thorns; it's impossible to read and will only hurt you.

Only when she thought of the way the white corpse looked at her did she choose to believe it, and she cautiously observed for an opportunity to invade.

"There are still some..."

Han Su quickly discovered that within this vast chaos, there were indeed some clear and stable fragments of memory.

It's like a rare few flowers blooming in a withered, decaying garden.

He immediately realized the differences between these fragments of memory, and that his mind needed to touch the past.

The next moment, he was plunged into a vast and deep darkness, where he saw huge and oppressive images.

That should be the most memorable scene in the White Corpse's memory, located at a high point in his memory.

He saw the entire castle in chaos, surrounded by the horrified and astonished faces of children. All the children were saying, "That person escaped," "He's so amazing," "He actually defeated the monster and rescued a child."

In the night sky, lightning flashed across the horizon, and he saw the old butler kneeling in the courtyard outside the castle, being whipped by thorny brambles.

Inside the castle, it was like a scene of chaos, with monsters emitting "hehe" laughter.

"Are these the memories these children have of me after I escaped from the castle?"

This was the first time Han Su had seen from this perspective what happened inside the castle each time he escaped.

Seeing the old butler get beaten up was quite exciting.

But who hit him?
In the fragments of the white corpse's memory, all that can be seen are the hideous thorny whips and the pain on the old steward's face.

Han Su had to admit, he actually found this scene quite enjoyable to watch...

(End of this chapter)