Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

Ding ~ Ding ~

The sound of the wind chimes ringing out rang out again, much more urgent than the first time.

A sudden gust of wind arose, and the scene before my eyes was like ink spreading out; the images began to melt away along with the information and were swept away by the wind into nothingness.

Lin Yi felt himself being bounced away by something.

The scenery before my eyes distorted rapidly, pulling me out of my memory.

call……

Oh?

The manager's expression beneath the mask subtly changed. He noticed that Lin Yi's heart had raced for a split second.

Although he quickly regained his composure, he had caught it.

Lin Yi's heart sank, realizing that his unusual behavior had been discovered.

He felt like he had been there for a very long time in his memory, but in reality, not even a second had passed.

Was that his own memory? Lin Yi was somewhat puzzled. Because, just like his previous feeling, it was like watching a movie, not like suddenly recalling certain things.

Also, what triggered this playback?

Lin Yi carefully searched for the traces. Could they be the words "Reflecting Doll"?

Lin Yi only showed signs of distress the moment those words appeared, so it must be true.

The tall figure in the picture, which looks just like "myself," is very likely that kind of reflection doll.

If all of this is truly my own memory, then it proves that I really did live in the interdimensional space and experienced a series of events.

The conversation between the cloaked Morgan and the other person is enough to explain some of the mysteries Morgan had presented in the past.

Why did I give away those orange gems that I had scattered?

How many trigger conditions did I set, and why are they incomplete and intermittent?

These things made Lin Yi start to feel irritable again.

And the most important piece of information is that the last "self" tells itself to be careful of the manager.

Lin Yi didn't look at the manager, fearing that he would discover something amiss again.

Why this warning? Does it mean that managers also have problems?

"You remember now?" The manager picked up his teacup, his tone certain. His voice, devoid of its previous smile, sounded somewhat cold.

Lin Yi quickly organized his thoughts. He didn't think he could fool the administrators by denying it, so he could only give half-truths.

"No, I only remembered part of it," Lin Yi said, frowning.

"I recalled the image of the reflected doll, I recalled... was it a collision of dimensions?"

"It seems?" The manager seized on Lin Yi's ambiguous wording.

"Well, because those memory fragments are fragmented and incomplete, I don't know why." Lin Yi looked troubled.

The manager didn't speak, but stared at Lin Yi quietly for a long time.

This time, Lin Yi chose to look the manager directly in the eye: "What?"

"...No, it's nothing." There was a barely perceptible relaxation in the manager's tone.

"I just think... the trigger conditions you set for yourself are really harsh."

The managers did not seem to doubt what Lin Yi said.

After all, he hadn't been able to recall everything at once before, and he even doubted whether there was anything he hadn't remembered.

Of course, this is also related to the fact that Lin Yi did not lie, but the information he provided was incomplete.

"Are there any other fragments of memory?"

"No, that's all. Perhaps you can tell me more, like about the reflection doll. Maybe I can recall more things," Lin Yi said.

Who knows, maybe learning something more from the manager might actually trigger another memory?

"...Never mind." The manager shook his head and refused.

"Your trigger conditions are too demanding. I've said most of what I can say at this stage. I estimate that your memories might only have an effect if you directly confront the doll."

Lin Yi nodded, not expecting the managers to actually provide any more major information.

"I will go to the ninth floor. Of course, I will also have to face the Reflection Doll."

"Now, I have no more questions to ask. But Eli seems to have..."

Lin Yi didn't believe Eli's claim that he needed to consult the administrators about combat-related issues. He wanted to see what Eli was really up to.

Seeing that Lin Yi chose to mute, the administrator pondered for a moment and then waved his hand to remove the membrane that separated everyone.

"Manager, is the conversation over?"

"Now can you tell me how Eli's loss of control problem was resolved?"

Before Eli could speak, Luger, seeing that the two seemed to have finished their conversation, immediately asked impatiently.

Eli closed his mouth, which was halfway open, glanced at old man Luger, and said nothing.

The manager chuckled and pointed at Lin Yi across from him.

"There is a solution, but it's related to Lin Yi."

Swish.

Luger and the others all turned their gazes toward Lin Yi.

Lin Yi remained expressionless. The manager continued, "Lin Yi met Eli when she was a child. At that time, he said he had found the reason for Eli's loss of control and the solution."

Seeing the hope in Luger's eyes, the manager shrugged: "But..."

"Later, apart from some events, Lin Yi sealed away memories from more than one period of time, including the reasons for the loss of control and the solutions."

"So, once Lin Yi has fully regained his memories, the problem should be solved."

After the manager finished speaking, he looked away and smiled at Lin Yi.

Lin Yi remained expressionless, completely ignoring the gazes of Lu Ge and the others.

He kept looking at the managers.

The manager is lying.

It might not be entirely a lie.

Perhaps he does have a way in his memory to resolve Eli's loss of control, but the managers definitely know that method.

Lin Yi didn't know why he had such a strong feeling and judgment. He speculated that perhaps the memories he had just triggered had opened that sealed door, and his subconscious would tell him some correct answers.

Why not just say it directly instead of dragging it into your own affairs?

The indifference he showed after regaining his memories, and the smile he now wears, hidden behind a mask yet still palpable—what is he trying to do?

The manager seems to want to recall the information, but doesn't want to recall it completely.

This was contradictory, and Lin Yi couldn't figure it out for a moment.

"That's a pity. I'll have to wait until I fully recover my memories, and I'm not sure when that will be." Lin Yi finally turned around and met Luge's expectant gaze.

"However, I can assure you that I will tell you as soon as I remember the method."

"Okay...okay, okay." Old Master Luger's lips trembled slightly.

"We'll wait, as long as there's hope, as long as there's hope..."

We've waited all these years, so waiting a little longer won't hurt. At least we see hope now, don't we?