Chapter 518: Schiller Is Probably Crazy (Part 2)

Schiller, who was already used to this nesting doll plan, did not think there was anything wrong with his strategy, but the only problem was that, from the perspective of an observer, it was unlikely that anyone could fully understand his series of twists and turns.

Now, looking at this plan again from the perspective of an observer, it looks very much like that for some reason, Schiller took the identity of Pope Khonsu, the moon god, from Mark after learning the secret that the Egyptian pantheon could resurrect believers. After reaching a deal with Khonsu, he used Amit's attack to commit suicide and personally experimented whether the secret of believers' resurrection was true.

After discovering that it was true, he directly interrupted the process with violence, snatched the ship, and killed his way into the heavens to force the truth of the secret of Hades.

After getting the truth, he began to try to resurrect someone through various methods, and after the progress was not smooth, or the wish was finally unfulfilled, he fell into madness.

It must be said that Schiller's behavior of constantly pressing the scales and shouting at the air was really too much like a mentally ill person who was stimulated and crazy.

From the perspective of an observer, isn't it obvious that because a wish that he placed his wholeheartedly on was not fulfilled, he lost his spiritual support, which led to an emotional breakdown and then fell into some hallucinations?

In addition, Stark and Steve had just walked through Schiller's spiritual hall and saw his childhood memories, so all the logical chains formed a closed loop.

Schiller had been trying to find a way to resurrect his parents because of the tragedy in his childhood. After learning the secret of the Egyptian pantheon to resurrect believers, he was willing to commit suicide to gamble, and finally collapsed after his wish failed.

To be honest, after Stark and Steve figured it out, they even felt that Schiller's death was acceptable.

At the moment when Schiller's physical death was confirmed, both of them felt absurd, because it was too easy, and it was completely unlike Schiller's performance.

And when they confirmed that Schiller was not dead and his soul had not dissipated, they had a feeling of "as expected".

But when they speculated what Schiller had experienced, they felt that their worst plan had actually become a better choice for Schiller.

Death and the collapse of spiritual support, which one should we choose?

On this issue, Steve and Stark's opinions were surprisingly consistent. They would rather die than experience such disappointment and despair.

From Schiller's suicide to test the secret, they knew how determined Schiller was to achieve all this, but after he paid such a high price, no miracle appeared, and everything was like a bizarre and absurd dream.

It's like a person who draws bones to build a stage, uses blood as a curtain, cuts out his heart as a corner, and performs a play at the cost of his life, but in the end it's just a madman deceiving himself before completely giving up hope.

It has to be said that compared to Schiller's extremely outrageous nesting doll plan, this angle is more in line with common sense.

It can even be said that if you go to a normal mental hospital and analyze the conditions and causes of all patients, you will find that there are many patients with acquired mental illnesses. The underlying principle is actually despair after pouring too much hope.

Schiller's attitude towards his plan is "You don't need to understand, just eat what's ready-made", and Stark and Steve's attitude towards their views is "I understand, I understand everything". Both parties are unwilling to explain, which has caused a very subtle misunderstanding.

That is, Schiller was originally for profit, but everyone thought he was sentimental.

Schiller did not explain all his plans to Charles, so Stark and Steve got there first. After they had a conversation outside the door, Charles also felt that Stark and Steve's statement was very reasonable.

Charles is also a psychology expert. He knows more about the principles of human mental breakdown. Schiller's condition is very typical, especially his current performance, irritable, excited, uncontrolled, and chasing unnecessary illusions. Isn't this a typical delusional schizophrenia?

In fact, if it was just schizophrenia, it would be fine, but the problem is that Schiller also has split personality. It would be fine if he had split personality, but he split a tower of personality, and at the same time, he seemed to suffer from anxiety triggered by eating broccoli, depression triggered by answering too many phone calls, bipolar disorder caused by insomnia...

No one knows what kind of chemical reaction will be produced after so many diseases are piled together.

In the room, Schiller was still using the scale to fight death, and outside the room, Steve held Charles' hand and said sincerely:

"Professor Charles, we really can only count on you."

Stark also sighed and said: "Not only because he is our friend, he is also very important to human civilization. No one can surpass him in exporting civilization to the universe."

He took a deep breath and said: "More often, he is providing us with inspiration and opening up a new way of thinking, but the premise is that he must remain rational and think calmly..."

As he said that, he glanced inside the door. Schiller was still looking up and talking to the invisible existence. Stark said:

"Even if he is only a guide and has no new plans from now on, I don't want collapse and madness to become the ending of such an unknown hero."

Charles and Steve both nodded. They defined Schiller as an unknown hero.

Let's not worry about the means by which he achieved his goals. Let's just say whether his goals have been achieved. Since they have been achieved and are beneficial to human civilization, he can be called a hero. Moreover, Schiller can no longer be said to be indifferent to fame and fortune. He is willing to throw away his achievements even if he pays money.

But Charles still said: "First of all, I can't use my spiritual ability to treat Schiller. You should have seen the situation in his consciousness space. It is no longer complicated. I can't use coercive means. I don't want to, and I can't."

"I understand this, but I heard that you are also a world-class expert in psychology and psychiatry. So can you achieve your goals from normal psychiatry?" Stark asked.

"Actually, my suggestion is that normal hospitalization may be better." Charles said hesitantly: "I am not a regular psychiatrist, and I have no professional experience. I have almost no experience in diagnosis and treatment. For such a complicated case, I am afraid..."

Stark and Steve looked at each other, and then Stark said: "Before, I tried to invite psychology and psychiatric experts from all over the world to consult Schiller, and then this consultation developed into their alumni association and patient association..."

At this time, Steve suddenly turned to Stark and said: "Aren't you self-studying psychology? Can't you try to be a doctor?"

"I remember someone told me that there is nothing he can't do, so it shouldn't be difficult to self-study and become a world-class psychiatric expert in three days?" Steve asked.

Steve actually just wanted to mock Stark, but unexpectedly, Stark said quite seriously: "Of course I have considered this method, but I'm afraid it won't work at all."

"The reason why it won't work is not because I can't teach myself, but because many of the papers and books I used for self-study were written by Schiller."

Steve slapped his forehead.

The fact is that it is a bit absurd to want to treat psychological problems for a psychologist.

Because, judging from their own theoretical level, they can't be unaware of their illness, and they know they have a disease, but they can't cure it. The difficulty of this disease is probably beyond anyone's imagination.

"If it is a mental problem caused by other things, maybe we can still solve the problem fundamentally. There is almost no problem that we can't solve when we are together." Charles shook his head and said: "But if, as you said, he wants to revive someone, that happens to be our knowledge and ability blind spot."

Just when their discussion reached a deadlock, Schiller and death also deadlocked.

Schiller looked at the scale helplessly and said, "Well, even if you don't let me into your house, shouldn't you give me a reason?"

"If you think I can provide you with more death outside, then I swear, from today on, I won't even kill a mosquito until you show up and talk to me. I'm going to turn over a new leaf! Did you hear me? Death!"

"I really don't understand..." Schiller picked up the bottom of the scale and complained to it, "Osiris is such a weak god, you are willing to make a deal with him, why can't I? What's wrong with me?"

"I've said it before, if you think the contract is too primitive, we can sign a contract. Haven't you made a deal with Mephisto? I can ask him to be the middleman. He has recently learned the human contract law."

"If you don't like the goat, you can find Odin. I know him well. With so many acquaintances guaranteeing you, what are your concerns about this business?"

"If you think the profit-sharing system is not okay, then the membership system is also OK. We can even not go through the membership channel of the Sanctuary of the Holy of Holies. If we cooperate alone, you can handle the business with me, and I can give you an internal preferential price..."

"I sincerely hope you don't think of me as a liar. I have been doing business for so many years, and my integrity is obvious to all."

"You should know Setorak and Sithorn, right? Setorak is my old customer. The business package I introduced to him is not even as good as the one you gave you..."

Schiller held the scale, not like he was doing some mysterious ritual, but like he was holding a sales call.

He simply found a chair to sit down, leaned his elbows on the table, supported his chin with his hands, and kept muttering to the scale, with words like flexible handling of packages, no price increase for increasing quantity, and exclusive discounts.

In fact, if death did not respond at all, Schiller would not have been so shameless in selling it. However, when he put one hand on one end of the scale, there was someone wrestling with him on the other side, which meant that death had always been by his side and had never left.

Schiller also discovered that Death just didn't want him to enter the Kingdom of Death, but at the same time, she was reluctant to give up the deal with the Egyptian gods, so she had to follow the principle of the scale judgment.

In this way, Schiller came up with a solution.

When he pressed the end of the scale with the heart, if he successfully pressed this end, he would die because he failed the judgment. If Death didn't want him to die, he had to appear and press the end of the scale with the feather, which meant that Death had to pay attention to this place.

In this way, the scale was no longer a token of judgment, but a phone.

When Schiller pressed this side, Death didn't want him to enter the Kingdom of Death, so he had to answer the phone and press the other side. When he pressed the other side, it meant that he could hear what Schiller was saying.

So, when Schiller pressed this side to harass him with sales, Death had to press the other side and accept this sales harassment.

After developing this new function, Schiller fully demonstrated the nature of the pyramid scheme leader and would not stop until he dragged Death into the water.

However, the scene of Schiller holding the scale and muttering to himself looked even more terrifying to the three people outside the door.

Isn't this just obsession, completely crazy? ? ?

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