Personality V: I will save everything

William took a few deep breaths, and finally managed to deceive himself that he was brave and confident, and then knocked on the door of Lydia's clinic.

"Tell me, where are you hurt this time?" Lydia looked at William expressionlessly, her heart already calm.

She was too familiar with such scenes. Every time William came to her, either he was injured or his teammates were injured, as if this had become the norm.

"Where are you injured? Tell me quickly." Lydia's tone was a little impatient. She just wanted to understand the situation as soon as possible, and then deal with these things and resolve them quickly.

However, William's next words caught her off guard.

"Hi, Lydia, I came here to tell you that Karl ran away from the manor..." William's voice was a little low, and seemed to carry a hint of anxiety that was difficult to conceal.

"Escaped?" Lydia's mind suddenly went blank. She had never expected to hear such news. After a long while, she came back to her senses and repeated in disbelief: "Escaped, escaped. You mean, Karl ran away from the manor?"

"Yes, that's right. They're here with me now, and Carl brought Victor with him. But you know, my teammates and I don't know how to take care of children, so could you please help? (＞﹏＜)"

"Oh, yes, yes, I can, yes, yes........Fuck you! William Ellis! You threw the bomb directly at me, didn't you? You little bastard! Don't let me catch you, don't run away if you dare!!!"

It would be an idiot not to run. William ran away, and Lydia chased him with a broom and beat him. The scene was a complete chaos.

In fact, we can't completely blame Lydia for having such a strong reaction.

After all, Carl was indeed a very cute kid when he was young, but as time went on and he grew older, his ability to cause trouble increased exponentially at an alarming rate.

It is no exaggeration to say that in the entire manor, or even in the whole world, the only person who can restrain him is probably the owner of the manor.

However, it should be pointed out that the owner of the manor usually took a laissez-faire attitude towards his behavior and was not very willing to discipline him.

Days in the manor were usually quite peaceful, with not much happening. Most of the time, people would just lie down in bed and sleep to pass the time.

For the owner of the manor, as long as there is nothing particularly important to deal with, he is basically too lazy to get out of bed.

This also caused Carl to become more and more lawless...

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First, let us welcome victim number 1, Luchino.

Before we understand what happened, let's first state a premise. It is true that Lucchino's laboratory is locked, and this is the first thing we need to know, but don't forget that the owner of the manor and Joseph each have a key that can open all the doors of the manor.

Then Carl took out the key, which belonged to neither of them.

If you think Carl just smashed the bottles and jars in Lucchino's laboratory, you are naive.

Carl directly destroyed Luchino's life force...

“Vado alla tua!! I miei campioni sperimentali!! Ah, ah, ah!!!!!!!!”

Lucchino was actually quite rational; at least he knew how to curse in Italian.

Okay, let's find out what Carl did.

He looked at the rows of experimental samples that Lucchino had placed on the cabinet. The labels on the bottles were so large that they covered the bottles, making it impossible to see what was inside. Then Carl tore them all off, and now it was clear what was in the bottles.

Those who understand are probably going crazy.

(To explain: the labels on the bottles and jars actually contained the samples collected by the various experimental subjects and the time of sample collection. Carl tore them all off, which meant that all the samples collected by Lucchino and the changes he observed were invalid. It would be strange if Lucchino didn't go crazy.)

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Lucchino is a typical example, let’s not talk about the others, right?

Of course, if you want to hear it, I’ll talk to you next time.

In short, wherever Carl goes, he causes destruction.

It’s safest to stay away from him.

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Lydia chased William for half an hour, and finally stopped because she couldn't run anymore.

After venting, Lydia could finally start thinking about what to do with William. First of all, it was impossible for them to send Carl back to the manor because it was useless. If they sent Carl back to the manor, he would be quiet for a day or two, and then he would run out again.

"I think I have a great idea!"

As the saying goes, if you don't push yourself, you will never know your potential. At this critical moment of life and death, William's muscular brain rarely worked.