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How can I enter cabin B, how can I get in touch with Kenta Ito, and how can I convince him to cooperate with the police?

Every puzzle is like an unsolvable equation.

What's more troublesome is that Levi's found that he had a serious thinking disorder. Like a wrongly connected circuit board, his brain always jumped from one point to another unconsciously, and he couldn't concentrate on thinking about one thing at all.

He always dreamed with his eyes open, seeing bats hanging upside down from the ceiling, seeing three-yoke sailboats, seeing the red eyes on the prow, and seeing his own father.

Mrs. Clark gave him some psychiatric drugs, regularly sedated him to sleep, and corrected his neurasthenia.Reeves always resisted her approach at first, and then slowly quieted down, and the whole person became tired and confused.

"Can you still see bats?" Mrs. Clark sat in front of the hospital bed and applied medicine to his wrist, because he had struggled too much in the past two days, and the abrasions there were repeatedly torn, and it was already a little inflamed.

The drug brought a faint sting, Levi frowned and didn't speak, until she raised her head and looked into his eyes to repeat the question, and then said: "Occasionally, it's just some triangular shadows that always appear on the edge of the field of vision... I don't even know what they are."

"It's an optical hallucination. The vast majority of prisoners will have such hallucinations after being locked up. They will disappear after a few days of medication." Mrs. Clark wrapped gauze on his wrist and moved to the other side to check his body. Ankle, "Did you dream last night? What did you dream about?"

After a moment of silence, Levi whispered, "Dream about my father."

"Oh?" Mrs. Clark paused, "You two have a good relationship?"

"No, he left us when I was very young." Reeves said, "I don't have a father, and I can't even remember what he looks like...but I keep dreaming about him lately, dreaming about his back."

"Oh, what a pity... did you feel happy when you dreamed about him?"

"I don't know." Levi said a little blankly, "I used to hope that he would come back, but when I really dreamed of him, I didn't seem to feel happy. There was a feeling of depression and anxiety."

"Did you spend your childhood with your mother? Do you dream about her too?"

"No, she passed away very early, not long after that man... shortly after my father left." Levi recalled Yin Junhe's resume with his eyes closed, and said in a rambling voice, "I used to dream of my mother often, and then... no I know why I can't remember her appearance gradually, even if I saw her photos during the day, her face is always blurred in my dreams... I'm sorry for her, I shouldn't forget her..."

Dr. Clark stopped, took off his gloves, and gently stroked his forehead: "The past will always pass, don't blame yourself for growing up. She left too early, and blurred memory is just a normal phenomenon. I didn't forget her, I just treasured my love for her deeper."

Levi opened his eyes and stared at her under the soft light: "Is that so?"

"Yes," said Mrs. Clark, "trust me, a mother would never blame her child for that."

Levi let out a sigh of relief and closed his eyes.Mrs. Clark sat by the bed and looked at him, saying: "After your parents passed away, who is your guardian and how did you grow up?"

Mrs. Clark sighed and said, "I don't know much about your country, and I don't understand why a child who lost his parents would become a killer... In fact, I still can't believe that you are a killer."

Levi suffocated and asked hoarsely, "Why?"

"I have been a prison doctor for more than ten years, and I have seen many prisoners. You are different from them." Mrs. Clark said, "Your eyes are so clean, even when you were just released from the confinement room, there was no trace of haze. You do have some cold and decisive temperament, but it is more like... more like a soldier or a law enforcement officer, only murderous, not evil."

Levi's eyes were closed, Mrs. Clark paused, and said again: "If I hadn't read your file, I would never believe that you are a first-degree murderer."

Levi doesn't know how to explain this question, but fortunately, it doesn't matter if he doesn't explain other people's "feelings".Mrs. Clark finished treating his wounds, packed up the medical waste, and handed a bottle of capped pills to his mouth: "You don't have to control your thoughts, and don't be too horny. You will continue to hallucinate, have nightmares, and feel anxious these days. , depression, fear...these are all sequelae caused by confinement, and you will get better if you take medicine on time."

Levi's looked down at the pills that made his mind chaotic and drowsy, resisted very much, but obediently swallowed them all.

"I have a pain in my spine." Levi squirmed on the narrow hospital bed, lying half sideways, because his right hand was handcuffed to the edge of the bed, and his posture was very awkward. "My right leg always cramp, and the wound on my ankle is very itchy."

Mrs. Clark looked at him for a long time and sighed: "You have to promise me not to leave this room."

Levi moved his right hand: "I don't think I can drag this bed."

Mrs. Clark shook her head helplessly: "You know what I mean."

"Thank you." Levi gave her a smile. "I just want to scratch my back occasionally. I haven't showered for ten days."

Mrs. Clark rolled her eyes, took out the key and opened his handcuffs.

In the three days since he came out of the confinement room, Levi has been trying to gain the trust of the prison doctor. In fact, it is easy for him to get the love of a middle-aged woman. Dealing with young mothers.

The difficulty is that he has to make the other party like him and trust him, relax his guard against him, and at the same time not doubt his identity as a killer.

Because of the sequelae of deprivational confinement, Mrs. Clark would chat with him every day and give him simple psychological treatment. For three days, he acted miserably and cutely without any trace, and finally let the kind prison doctor appointed by DHS treat him He felt a subtle sympathy.

Of course, he didn't expect her to let him out, or arrange a nice meeting between him and his target.His only purpose was to be able to unlock the handcuffs and try to get a peek in the next room.

Because after Ito Kenta came out of the library on Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Clark asked him to go to the "next door". Levi wanted to know what was next door, and why Ito Kenta could freely enter and exit a room that obviously belonged to the prison doctor.

The opportunity finally came. About an hour after the handcuffs were removed, Levi was sleeping on his side with his eyes closed, when he suddenly heard Mrs. Clark stand up from the chair, and seemed to walk to the bedside to look at him to make sure he was asleep , opened the door and left the room.

Levi waited quietly for about 2 minutes, opened his eyes, got off the bed, and walked to the door with bare feet.

Top-heavy, Levi's almost fell over, shaking back and forth several times like a drunk person before walking to the door.It's a pity that Mrs. Clark is very cautious. Even in places like Gabrielin, where it's hard to fly, she still doesn't forget to lock the door when she goes out.

Levi was a little disappointed, went back and sat on the edge of the bed to observe for a while, and found a small door next to the medicine cabinet.He immediately went over and turned the handle of the door, which was luckily unlocked.

This is a rather spacious cabin, with a very comfortable couch in the center, a sofa chair next to it, an organ in the corner, a Jesus statue and a cross on the wall, and the case below. There is a thick Bible on it.

Is this where they are on a Saturday afternoon?Levi's looked around, and finally set his eyes on the square coffee table in front of the sofa. There was something on it, and it was covered with a white napkin.

Levi's lifted a corner lightly, and found that there was an endgame of Go underneath.

He vaguely remembered that Mrs. Clark stopped Ito Kenta in the corridor that day, and said, "Is there still time for a round?"

So, they made an appointment to play Go here?

Levi's watched the chess game, and suddenly a wonderful idea popped into his mind, and immediately staggered back to the treatment room, and took out a small red pill from under the mattress.

It was the sedative that Mrs. Clark gave him yesterday. In order to reduce sleep time and think more about his next actions, he secretly hid it under the base of his tongue and did not swallow it.

Levi returned to the cubicle to study the chess game carefully. Judging from Mrs. Clark's tone of voice to Ito Kenta, she was very polite and respectful to him, so it is very likely that Ito Kenta held the black stone and Mrs. Clark held the white stone.

That's how it should be.

Levi placed the red pill where Heizi should be next.

Although the hope is slim, he still hopes that Kenta Ito will notice the red ball he dropped when he comes to continue the game next week.

He once wrote a very big climax in "My Mother's Appreciation of the World", which was an extremely dangerous palace change. The heroine launched a rebellion, and at the last moment, in order to confuse the emperor, she personally played chess with the emperor in the palace.Later, the rebels broke into the hall and strangled the emperor's neck with bowstrings.The chess basket fell to the ground, and the pieces were all broken. The heroine took off one of her own red coral earrings and put it on the chessboard, saying to the emperor, "Your Majesty, you have lost."

If, as the information shows, Ito Kenta is chasing his serials on the Japanese station every week, then maybe you will notice this red "chess piece".

Even if he couldn't think of Xuanyuan Piao Piao or the Chinese police, at least he would be curious about why this pill appeared on the chessboard.

If he asked Mrs. Clark because of this, maybe he could break the current deadlock.

Levi covered the chessboard again, stood up, looked at the way behind him, and looked at the door of the compartment leading to the corridor, hesitating whether to go back to lie down or go out to have a look secretly.

At this moment, the doorknob suddenly moved.

Levi's backed away in horror, it was too late to go back to the next door, the door opened, and a figure he least wanted to see appeared at the door.

The warden Hawke held the doorknob, with a police cap under his arm, looked at him in surprise, then turned back and said coldly: "Mrs. Clark, I think I need a reasonable explanation—why did my prisoner Appearing in the therapy room? Who uncuffed him?"