Demon Lord 3

I was also curious and asked, "Has the last illness really been cured?" The doctor nodded and said it was indeed healed. He even called the doctors in to question them, and they were all trembling with fear. The vice president also nodded and said he hadn't lied at all. It was extremely scary at that time. They didn't dare to go out or face the little girl directly. If they spoke to the little girl, they would at most mention the elephant. If they didn't mention the elephant, the little girl would almost be impatient and think they were childish. Although she had a little girl's face, her thoughts were completely different. She had the thoughts of an adult, the IQ of an adult, and everything might even be better than an adult. After another tour of the mental hospital, we prepared to leave. The little girl's story was over, and I felt it was meaningless. But as I reached the door, I wondered where the little girl was. Out of curiosity, the vice president looked up the information again and found the address. I called the family and contacted them. I was also conducting a follow-up investigation as a psychologist. Zhou Chuyuan was worried, so he deliberately went alone and followed me. I told him not to worry, saying he knew my current abilities. He shook his head and said it was different. After all, the little girl was sick, not a normal person, and he was worried I wouldn't know what to say. When I got there, the little girl was smiling, and there was no noticeable difference in her skin. Perhaps the skin transplant surgery was more successful now? Technology is better in this world than there. When I met the little girl, she smiled and nodded, and poured us tea. When the girl's parents came out, I couldn't see any difference, but I thought their faces were still a little worn. After all, going through that incident would be unpleasant for anyone. I also prepared a few psychological questions, nothing provocative, just three simple ones. The first one was: Do you still want to live? Do you have a positive attitude toward the world and hold great hope for life? Secondly, do you often fantasize about making perfect choices for your future life, or do you yearn for beautiful things? Thirdly, has she ever felt negative about her life, criticized its imperfections, or felt a desire to control the world and her own life? After asking these three questions, the little girl answered truthfully, "I still want to live. Of course I have a positive attitude toward the world and hold great hope. I believe I should be the master of my own life." Regarding the second question, do you often fantasize? I think I mostly fantasize. When I have free time, I like to read and enjoy life. Are there perfect choices in life? I think choices are generally imperfect. I yearn for a better life, but there really aren't any perfect choices. In terms of my life status, I think I generally have more positive experiences than negative ones. However, judging by my past, I have indeed experienced negative life states, but I will soon correct them." I looked at the little girl and she didn't seem like the person they described. Seeing my concern, she smiled and said, "Let me guess what your next question is. I think... Your next question is why didn't I regret doing those things back then? "After I finished speaking, I froze in my tracks. It was as if the question I was about to ask was how the little girl guessed it. The little girl also asked me if I was right. I nodded and said no problem. The little girl said, "I don't regret it. In my fate, I should have seven or eight brothers and sisters, but I don't want any of them. The first few lives are still relatively fragile. I will be gone if I do it, but the ones after that can almost all be born safely and smoothly. I have to do everything I can. The last one is also the most difficult to get. Otherwise, I can't replace my entire skin with another one. It's a lie to say that I don't feel pain, but I have to pay the price for what I did before. Of course, I don't regret paying the price. It's like paying for something. I didn't steal it. I took the food with me, so why can't I take it for granted?"