Da Hwa City, Phecda Headquarters.
Tong Ye strode into the interrogation room. A wide one-way glass was on the other side of the wall. Through the glass, he could see Gu Jun sitting on the chair being interrogated. His face was expressionless. Even though he was not looking in Tong Ye's direction, he knew someone was watching him from behind the wall.
Not many, just Tong Ye alone. No matter what the outcome of this interrogation was, it was a top secret.
The mess that Gu Jun caused in New York had to be dealt with properly. It was not up to Tong Ye to handle it. The incident had gotten out of hand. The higher-ups wanted to control the situation and deal with it seriously.
All internal personnel who knew about the incident, like Meng Zhaodong and the others, would be given psychological intervention.
This was because they did not need to be involved in such a high-level decision as it would cause chaos. The higher-ups had given them instructions not to blindly follow Gu Jun's orders. They were to maintain trust and obedience to the organization and to actively complete the tasks assigned to them. That was the state of mind they should maintain.
As for the dinner guests, GOA had to communicate with FBM to provide appropriate psychological treatment and intervention.
If there were no surprises, they would be told that Gu Jun was suffering from depression due to too much mental stress and thus lost control. This was a common situation for people like them who were exposed to supernatural forces all day long. A small problem was not considered crazy.
However, Gu Jun's theory was a product of stress, so there was no need to worry.
The other problem was … how was Gu Jun's real mental state at the moment?
Within this circle, the matter of New York was still highly guarded. It had not been spread.
Phecda had spent a lot of effort to bring Gu Jun back from New York. Thankfully, he was now sitting there, ready to be interrogated.
It was an interrogation, but it was also a psychological assessment. It was done by three senior evaluators from the Headquarters.
At that moment, Tong Ye saw them enter the interrogation room from the other side of the corridor. There were two men and a woman, Wei Dingyang, Cui Wei, and Zhong Minjing.
The three judges all had serious expressions on their faces. Their mission this time was very important — to find out whether Gu Jun was crazy or not.
It was even stricter and more merciless than the regular inspection that Gu Jun had gone through when he first left the black fog.
Tong Ye watched in silence.
Now, the situation was complicated.
Gu Jun's performance would have a great impact.
It wasn't just about the plan, but also about his image in front of the higher-ups and his position in the organization in the future …
Tong Ye looked at Gu Jun, who was sitting ramrod straight. In a trance, he seemed to see himself in his younger days, sitting just as ramrod straight in the interrogation room.
"Hello, Captain Gu."
The three judges greeted Gu Jun first.
"Hello." Gu Jun replied and then started to speak. "Actually, there is a flaw in the S-value assessment. Some lunatics look perfectly normal, but some people who have a dangerous change of mind can also act perfectly normal. The S-value assessment is for normal situations, but for a special case like mine, even the mental pillar connection can't give a clear definition. Have I gone mad? What am I thinking? What am I doing? "
'This kid …'
Tong Ye sighed internally.
That was indeed the case. That was why Tong Ye had never been a fan of the S-value assessment.
The crazier a person was, the closer they were to the truth …
Inside the interrogation room, even though they knew Gu Jun was not easy to deal with, the three judges still hesitated.
In the end, the main judge, Wei Dingyang, said, "Captain Gu, you know how we work, so let's get straight to the point. Your theory says that this civilization is sick and we need to implement free medical treatment for all, or else negative selection will return and 'hemoptysis' will soon appear. "
Hearing this, Gu Jun continued to stare at the three reviewers expressionlessly.
"Is this a speculation based on the information you already know or is this the actual information that you've obtained?" Wei Dingyang asked.
Gu Jun was silent for a few seconds before replying, "It's a speculation, but I'm certain of it."
"Captain Gu, based on your previous description of the Carlop Civilization." The other judge, Zhong Minjing, flipped through the document in her hand. "There are other pieces of information provided by Deng Ximei, Yu Chi, and the rest. The Carlop Civilization is a civilization with free medical treatment for all. Not all classes receive the same level of medical treatment but they have access to medical treatment. No patient is abandoned by society, at least that is the case when there is no epidemic and medical resources are sufficient. Carlott College leads the research and development of medicine. They do not care about profit. The whole civilization is passionately pushing forward the development of medicine. Based on your standards, this civilization is very healthy. But why did it still give birth to negative selection life and haemoptysis? And you've come up with this speculation? "
"The Carlop Civilization is not a perfect civilization." Gu Jun said darkly, "So are we. We can only try our best to improve ourselves so that the disaster will come later. We cannot give up just because the Carlop Civilization has failed. That will only lead to our demise. "
"You're saying, in your theory, even if we do everything right, haemoptysis might still come and destroy everything?"
"Yes … but we still have a chance."
"Did the City of Dusk tell you about how the Carlop Civilization was destroyed, haemoptysis, and your theory?"
At this moment, Tong Ye's heart squeezed. Actually, he had discussed these questions with Ah Jun before.
Perhaps answering these questions with a little lie would be more beneficial to his situation … but …
Tong Ye could see that Gu Jun's expression tightened like something was pulling at him. There were many things in the young man's heart that needed to be resisted with sincerity.
Just like when he was young, he was unwilling and disdainful to lie to achieve his goal.
"No." Gu Jun finally said, "In the few times I've contacted the City of Dusk, I did not receive any information about this."
The three judges recorded silently. Then Cui Wei asked, "Captain Gu, earlier you said 'my feeling is very certain'. By 'very certain', how certain are you? Can you confirm that your theory is 100% correct? "
Gu Jun seemed to take a deep breath, and a trace of anxiety appeared on his face.
After a while, he said, "I cannot be sure. In our line of work, there are very few things that can be 100% certain, not even time, cause and effect, our own existence, so I cannot be sure. But if you wait for me or someone else to confirm it, then it'll be too late. "
"Captain Gu, the plan that you proposed is a grand one. If it's carried out, it'll bring about many new problems. It might even trigger a series of global social upheavals including finance, employment, military and so on. In your plan, have you considered these factors? Will this world that is currently in a state of decline be able to withstand it? Will this give the dark forces another chance? "
"Captain Gu, you've shown spells and the Ancient Seal to more than 100 normal people while knowing that you've violated many rules. If you were sane at the time, would you have used this to force the organization to abdicate? "
"Captain Gu, that night, you told all the guests, 'No matter whether you're a tycoon, a celebrity, a politician or anything else, none of you will escape. You will die in agony. Your friends, family, lovers, children, all of them. 'Were you saying that to the organization's higher ups? "
"Captain Gu, your actions that night, were you trying to create fear, to use fear to drive people forward?"
"Captain Gu, do you think the reason your plan failed was due to the obstruction from the higher ups?"
"Captain Gu, have you ever doubted your own mental state?"
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