Genshin Impact: I am an ordinary executive

"Huh? Why? If you want to say that you are obsessed with the extinct Patisalan, I think Dina Zedei can barely explain it, right?"

Excluding those discoveries in the place where dreams meet, the only clue they can call now is the extinct Patisalan who appeared in the dream.

As for other exclusion conditions, such as not being a senior member of the Order, not being a person who died in a dream, Dina Zedai also met the conditions.

Why did Nacida say that Dinazede was unlikely to be the "Lord of Dreams"?

"Although Dina Zedai lacks some experience and experience due to illness, she is a very smart person. At the same time, because she has been lying in bed due to illness all year round, she is more sensitive to dreams or fantasy than ordinary people. ”

Nacida patiently explained to Paimon why she felt that Dinazeda was not the Lord of Dreams.

"Actually, if she hadn't been blessed by the grass element, she should actually have the ability to discover this reincarnation on her own.

But even if she fails to discover reincarnation because she does not have the blessing of the grass element, relying on her sensitivity to dreams and fantasies, it will be easier for her subconsciously to skip the realization of reincarnation and directly think, "This may be a thing." "Dream" idea.

But until now, this reincarnation dream still shows no sign of collapse. This shows that Dina Zedei is probably not the master of dreams. "

Although Dina Zedei is consistent in all aspects, like Nilu, under the premise that both of them gradually realized that this might be a dream, the fact that the dream is still running is the most powerful evidence that they are not the masters of the dream. .

"Well, that makes sense... Could it be Disiya? She also meets those screening conditions, and if Dinazede talks about it often, it is also possible that she will notice the special Patisalan Right?"

Paimon scratched his head, agreed with Nasida's statement again, and began to conduct random inspections like he was seeking medical attention.

First click on a random person within a certain range, and then rely on those conditions and clues to that person to see if he may be the master of the dream.

"It shouldn't be possible, right? If you just heard about it, it shouldn't be strong enough to cause obsession. Otherwise, there will be too many people who meet the requirements..."

Anyone who has heard the legend of the Dance of the Flower God knows that there is such an extinct Patisalan. If this is included, then the scope of this investigation will suddenly expand to include most people.

"Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu My head is so dizzy. It cannot be someone who has realized the dream, nor is it someone who is too smart... There are too many people who meet these conditions."

Paimon shook her head as she covered her head, which was already starting to feel dizzy. Each additional memory of reincarnation was an additional mental activity for her.

The further she goes, the shorter the time she can concentrate. This time, her thinking has basically reached her limit.

This situation also applies to Yingying, but Yingying's own concentration power is much stronger than Paimon.

In addition, she only selects potentially useful pieces of information to actively recall, instead of recalling the entire day when receiving a piece like Paimon.

So Ying's condition at this moment is much better than Paimon's... This is simply nonsense. Even if the disadvantages are full, Ying's condition must be much better than Paimon's.

In terms of IQ, comparing Ying and Pamon together is somewhat insulting.

"This is not the way to go. If we really can't identify the specific suspect, maybe we can only find a way from another aspect."

The situation once again reached a deadlock, and as a last resort, Nasida had to take the lead and open up her mind.

The problem they are facing now is that there is not enough time, and the clues are extremely scarce, so that even if they want to take action, they cannot take action.

The reason for lack of time is simply too low efficiency, and lack of clues is also a very important reason for low efficiency.

If you want to improve efficiency and make full use of time as much as possible, there are only two ways.

The behavior they just chose to lock in candidates and try again is actually narrowing the scope of investigation and improving work efficiency by reducing the workload.

Now this method has made no progress, and they have no choice but to find other methods.

In addition to reducing the workload and making the overall process much faster, there is another way to "increase work efficiency".

That is the trial and error time and trial and error cost given to them. As long as there is a way to quickly make people realize that this is a dream, exhaustion will become feasible.

But...does this really exist?