The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman.

Chapter 3510 Research on Cats and Dogs (Fifty-Eight)

After knocking down Yoden, Schiller didn't even look at his body. Instead, he went to his car to get the first aid kit, and then led Aisha upstairs.

When Aisha saw the dirty little girl lying on the bed, she was startled, but then she realized what was going on.

"He didn't kill her?" Aisha said in surprise. "I thought he was a pervert... Why didn't he kill her?"

"This is what's strange, but now is not the time to study this." Schiller opened the suitcase beside him, picked out a set of Aisha's clothes, and said to Aisha, "When she wakes up later, you can wipe her body clean, bandage her wounds, and then change her clothes. Can you do it?"

"Don't worry." Aisha patted her chest and said.

"Okay, I'll go downstairs to make something to eat. There are still two bodies to deal with." Schiller turned and walked out the door.

Schiller went downstairs and searched the kitchen first. Fortunately, Yoton had taken a lot of fresh vegetables from the warehouse.

He thought about it and decided to make a bowl of oatmeal porridge and some steamed vegetables with salt, which should be easier to digest.

Oatmeal porridge is very simple, just take out the oatmeal and put it in a pot to cook; steaming vegetables with salt means steaming the vegetables and sprinkling some salt on them. It will be done in just ten minutes.

When Schiller brought the meal, the little girl had already woken up, and Elsa was talking to him in a babble.

Betty looked a little dazed, as if she was always distracted. Schiller put down the food, and Aisha dragged Betty to the bathroom.

About ten minutes later, Betty came out of the bathroom after cleaning herself and changing her clothes. Schiller checked her wounds again and found that there were no serious injuries except for some scratches, so he felt relieved.

Aisha quickly helped Betty apply the medicine, then took her hand and they sat on the bed together.

Schiller half-knelt down beside the bed, looked Betty in the eyes and said, "Do you remember what happened?"

"That man named Yoden tricked us into his house, killed my mother, and locked me up there..."

"How did he trick you into coming?"

"He said we could live there."

"Where? In his house?"

Betty nodded.

"Did he cook for you? Food, did he provide you with food?"

Betty nodded again.

"Did he attack you after dinner?"

Betty then nodded.

At this time, Schiller did not continue to ask questions, but returned to the origin of the question. He then asked:

"He invited you and your mother to his home, and did your mother agree? What did she say at the time?"

"We're going to town," Betty said.

"Did your mother say that? When he invited you, your mother said you were going to town, didn't she?"

Betty nodded again.

"Then why didn't you go to town?"

Betty fell into thought. She looked a little painful, but finally shook her head and said, "...I don't know."

"Your mother said no, didn't she?" Schiller said, grasping her hand. "She said 'No,' or 'No,' or 'We're going to town,' did she say that?"

Betty nodded.

"Do you remember what Jotun said?"

"He said the town was far away and that there was food at his house." Betty tried to recall, and then continued, "He said he had a sister who was the same age as me."

"And what did your mother say?"

"She still said she was going to town. We have a place to stay there," Betty said. "We stayed there and came here to play. We're leaving tomorrow."

Got the point, Schiller thought.

Aisha also realized what was going on. She said, "So you've already moved to the town and are just here to play. If Yoden invites you to stay, you definitely won't stay because you already have a place to live."

Schiller thought of the same thing. When the police showed him the hairpin in the wheat field and said it was found at the place where the missing mother and daughter were staying, he realized that if Yoton was responsible for the disappearance, he could not lure the mother and daughter there like he had lured the two of them.

On the one hand, they already have a place to stay in the town, whether it is a hotel or a hostel, and their luggage has been placed. They may come to Maitian just to take a look, why do they have to stay in a stranger's house?

On the other hand, although it cannot be confirmed that the mother is a single mother, it is basically unlikely that a woman with a child, who is a girl, would accept an invitation from a strange man to live together.

In other words, as long as the mother is mentally sound, it is impossible for her to accept Yotun's invitation.

Betty's memory also said that her mother emphasized that they had to go back to town and rejected Yoton's invitation. So how did these two people come to Yoton's house?
It can basically be ruled out that Yoton used violence to knock the two people out on the spot and brought them back.

Because Betty also said that Yodon treated them to a meal and then they started fighting after the meal. If they knocked him out directly, they could just throw him into the warehouse without having to eat.

Moreover, Yoton was not very old and looked very thin. To have such a pale complexion in the central United States meant that he had hardly been out of the house, and it was not easy to knock out an adult woman.

To sum up, the disappearance of mother and daughter was done by Yoton, but there is something fishy about it.

Schiller still remembered that when they first arrived at Yoton's house, a policeman came over. Judging from the marks on his shoes and trouser legs, it was the policeman who stopped his car before.

Moreover, this policeman did not comply with police dispatch regulations. He came alone and did not turn on the police car's lights and sirens, which was very suspicious.

Another suspicious point is that when he first found the little girl in the cellar and asked her what happened, the little girl's answer was almost exactly the same as before.

You have to know that this child had just stayed with his mother's corpse for three days. It was already very good that he was not mentally ill, and it was even more shocking that he could still speak clearly.

However, if you repeat it twice, the overlap rate of wording and narrative order should be as high as 90%, which is almost impossible.

From the above facts, Schiller could probably infer that psychics were involved.

We also know that Malafac wants to take over Ron's identity, and Ron is a policeman in the comics, so it is very likely that Malafac also pretends to be a policeman. This problem is easy to solve.

Malafac worked with Yoton and used his psychic powers to lure the mother and daughter to Yoton's house, where Yoton killed the mother and locked up the daughter.

Assuming this is true, Schiller had to think about what Malafac's purpose was.

Yotun's motive is quite simple, either he was controlled by Malafak, or because of the appearance of his sister, he was full of malice towards little girls of this age. But no matter what, he is a very typical antisocial personality, and the evil of such people does not need any reason.

But Malafac's motives are worth thinking about.

If Yoton was alone in this case, the little girl would have died long ago. Because Yoton's sister was also dead, if he could kill one, he could kill the other. Otherwise, if it wasn't for violence or sexual desire, why would he attack the mother and daughter?

But the little girl was fine. This couldn't be what Yotun wanted, but it might be what Malafak wanted.

So why did Malafak need this little girl?
In Schiller's opinion, although Malafac has a high probability of suffering from sexual psychological disorder, his previous behaviors show that his sexual psychological disorder is more inclined to "objectification and occupation."

In simple terms, it means first objectifying the object of desire and then appropriating what does not belong to you.

For example, he does not regard the relationship between his brother and his sister-in-law as that of an equal couple or husband and wife, but feels that his brother owns his sister-in-law and regards his sister-in-law as an accessory of his brother, and then develops desire for the accessory in the relationship of dependency.

This desire is essentially directed towards his brother, that is, to seize his brother's property and belongings to make him feel happy. It is a very typical sexual psychological disorder.

Studies have shown that this type of sexual psychological disorder mostly affects one's relatives and acquaintances, especially those who are better than oneself in status and conditions. It is a distorted mentality that attempts to use sex to express gains and losses.

The little girl Betty does not fit this situation at all. Malafac may not have any intersection with the mother and daughter, so naturally there is no sense of occupation or gain.

However, there is another possibility, that is, Betty is very similar to the daughter of Martian Manhunter Ron.

The policeman in the wheat field said something similar, and although we don't know if it was Ron or Malafac, it should be true no matter who it was. Betty may indeed look like Ron's deceased daughter.

It seems that Malafak asked Yoden to lock up Betty in order to target his brother. He also regarded Ron's daughter as his appendage, and now he also wanted to occupy this appendage.

As for what he planned to do, Schiller could probably figure it out. It was nothing more than reenacting the tragedy of that year, and then feeling complacent when watching Ron collapse.

In fact, this is what I said before. This kind of psychopath is best at harming others without benefiting himself.

They are simply unable to rationally consider their own interests, clearly judge their own situation, and make the most wise choice. Instead, they are more likely to make irrational choices due to emotionality than normal people.

For example, when a job is being done well, he insists on disrupting it, even though it is of no benefit to him. But he just wants to do it because he is dominated by abnormal desires and has lost his mind.

Malafak came here originally to gain the trust of the KGB and then infiltrate the Justice League. Logically, if he played the role of a policeman step by step, this might be possible.

But he didn't. As soon as he saw his brother, he couldn't help himself and did something that was completely useless to the overall situation but could satisfy his own evil desires.

People often wonder why the Joker, who is smart and immoral, always loses to the morally bound Batman. One of the reasons is that he often does unnecessary things to satisfy his evil desires. This is also a significant weakness of antisocial lunatics.

Are there sociopaths who can control their evil desires? Actually, there are. But if they can control themselves, they naturally won’t do anything earth-shattering. Most people would call such people normal people and not pay too much attention to them.

Malafac is a typical madman who likes to do unnecessary things. He ignored the original plan and insisted on making up a missing case, hoping to use Betty to torture his brother again.

But unfortunately, this time he ran into Schiller, and it was hard to say who would torture whom.