A Different World That Started as a Slave

The more you go, the more you will know.

As Reens continued to "explore" Marvin's room, he had a full understanding of Marvin's experiments.

In fact, Reens was able to obtain these important information so smoothly.

Part of the reason is due to Marvin's weak anti-theft awareness.

Such an important experimental diary was placed on the desk in a dignified manner, without even a little privacy.

Are you really not afraid that someone will accidentally see it?

Or is Marvin sure that no one will enter his room, let alone look through those books?

Reens is not very clear about Marvin's specific ideas, but thanks to his lack of vigilance, Reens was able to do so smoothly.

It was so smooth that Reens felt that he was not going to steal any secret information, but like going to a public library to read books.

"On the feasibility of magic flowers to enhance mental talent" - this is the name of the experiment.

As the name suggests, the purpose of the experiment is to explore whether magic flowers have the effect of enhancing mental power.

If so, what is the principle?

These are all the contents that Marvin is studying and preparing to study.

The process of the experiment is to continuously feed the experimental subject with a small amount of magic flowers, then observe the changes in the experimental subject, and finally test the interim results of the experiment at regular intervals.

Magic flowers are a very dangerous plant with pale white flowers and petals that have a strong hallucinogenic effect.

Marvin thinks that the hallucinogenic effect is caused by the influence of magic petals on the human body's spirit.

He is studying whether this influence has a promoting effect on the human body's mental power?

Because the complete magic petals are too hallucinogenic for ordinary people.

It will directly make people completely addicted to the illusion and become stupid.

So Marvin grinds the petals into powder and feeds them to the experimental subject in small amounts and multiple times.

[At the beginning of the experiment, because the ingested magic petals powder is less, the experimental subject showed a more focused effect. 】

【But as the intake increases, the subject will gradually become sensitive, and any slight movement can attract the subject's attention. 】

【Finally, when the intake reaches a certain level, the subject will lose emotional self-control, and reactions such as irritability, temper, and silly smile will appear in the subject one after another.

At this stage, it means that the subject's brain has begun to alienate. 】

The above is what Reens concluded by reading Marvin's experimental diary.

The effect of the magic flower is to make people indulge in illusions.

The first stage should be that the magic flower begins to affect the human body, so people will gradually become sensitive to the outside world, which is a process of collecting information.

The second stage is the influx of a large amount of junk information in a short period of time, causing people to begin to lose their judgment.

In the third stage, if people accept and sort out these junk information and let them cover their own memories, they will form new cognition.

This naturally completes the so-called hallucination.

The above is Reens's conjecture about the hallucination process caused by normal consumption of magic petals.

But now the experimental method chosen by Marvin has prolonged the process of the magic flower to achieve hallucination.

The process of collecting external information, which was originally only short-term, has become long-term and continuous.

It even forms the alienation of the brain, or pathology.

It is this alienation that causes the experimental subjects such as Reans to be in a state of sensitivity to external information at all times.

In this state, anything will provoke their nerves.

Therefore, they are more likely to lose control of their minds.

The reason why Reans can still control himself is just because he chose "illusion" for himself.

Compared with other people, Reans, who has a copy, receives much more information in a day because he works all day.

And the information received in the copy is basically related to sword practice, killing, and death.

It can be said that Reans' life is very pure, just killing people and practicing swords.

After such a large amount of pure information was collected, Reans entered the "illusion" stage faster than others, which is the third stage.

Entering this stage means that Reans has completed the process of cognitive change.

So it's not that Reans is not "crazy", but that he is even crazier.

Mental illnesses all have a set of three views that apply to themselves, which may be different from ordinary people, but are absolutely perfect and logical.

Of course, the alienation of the brain continues to affect Reans.

The overly sensitive state is also the root cause of his inability to eliminate the urge to kill.

Source.

As an experimenter, Reens combined his own situation with Marvin's experimental data and some conjectures, and roughly sorted out his current situation.

He was indeed sick, but it was not a big problem.

It didn't matter if he was a little crazy, no one knew anyway.

And the target of his madness was not himself, so there was nothing to worry about.

Compared with his own illness, Reens cared more about how he should deal with Marvin.

Reens clearly recognized his importance to Marvin in his experimental diary.

He and Marvin both possessed "weak spiritual talent", so he was a very rare experimental subject for Marvin.

As long as Marvin was not stupid, he would not let his precious experimental subject leave the control range.

So even if he graduated, he might not be able to leave the training camp.

This was something Reens absolutely could not accept.

Moreover, because Reens behaved too normally, he became an abnormality in Marvin's eyes.

Marvin wrote in his diary more than once that he wanted to dissect Reens' brain to study how he resisted the alienation of the magic flower.

But considering the special nature of Reans, Marvin gave up this idea in hesitation.

However, Reans could not be sure whether Marvin could continue to be patient and wait if he did not change.

Maybe he would be dissected by Marvin before graduation.

So, Marvin must die!

At this moment, Reans's killing intention towards Marvin reached its peak.

...

In the early morning, Reans, who had fought all night in the dungeon, woke up from the bed.

"It's rare that you can wake up by yourself. Did you not sleep well?"

Ben teased Reans who got up from the bed.

Since he had Ben, a humanoid alarm clock, Reans rarely woke up from the dungeon on his own initiative.

Most of the time, he relied on Ben to wake him up.

So Reans could only accept Ben's teasing humbly.

"By the way, if possible, I hope you can drink less red soup at noon."

Reans admonished Ben.

He had learned the principle and effect of [Stamina Potion] from Marvin's book.

Although they drank the diluted version with water, drinking it for a long time would definitely cause great damage to their life source.

In other words, all of them were short-lived.

In order to live longer, Reans has decided to drink less "red potion" in future training.

As long as he can hold on, try not to drink that thing to restore his physical strength.

As a friend, Reans also reminded Ben.

"Well, do you know the side effects of that thing?"

Ben said a little surprised.

"If you want to live longer, listen to me. As long as you can complete the training on your own, try not to drink that thing."

"Even if you want to drink it, it's best to take a few days off, or even longer."

Reans told Ben seriously.

"Well... I know."

Seeing Reans so serious, Ben also responded seriously.

Ben didn't ask how Reans knew about this?

Everyone has their own privacy, and not actively touching other people's privacy is the basic principle among friends.