So you're saying that this time I'm not even a firefighter but a psychologist?
As the idea of observing and understanding others arose, Fu Qian seemed to gain a new understanding of the nature of fire.
Based on previous deductions, the fire was akin to a pollution of Unseen Hillock.
If Unseen Hillock itself is the manifestation of a person's will, then could this actually be a form of mental pollution?
Unfortunately, healing people isn't my strong suit.
And the difficulty of this task was visibly great; not to mention the state of the illness, it seemed I was entirely unable to communicate with the patient.
Wait a minute, who said I couldn't?
The next moment, Fu Qian recalled his first experience entering Lake Heart Hall—the sky filled with Ghosts blocking and chasing, with escape routes being sealed off one by one, leaving only one path open.
This sole "path," wasn't it a kind of message conveyed to me?
