"Who?"
"Our team's former psychologist. Every time I came back from a mission, he'd ask me all sorts of questions and fuss over me for ages. It was annoying. But I never saw his face. According to him, it was to preserve the mystery of a psychologist, so everyone could speak freely." Skadi frowned.
"That actually sounds pretty good. I don't know what kind of work you used to do, but just hearing 'missions' and 'team' tells me it probably wasn't easy. Having a psychologist to help sort out everyone's mental state sounds nice." Chen Luo said.
"That's true, but after members from different teams compared notes, we found that what the psychologist said to everyone was more or less the same... Forget it. That's all in the past."
Perhaps because they had suddenly started talking about her old life, Skadi spoke more than usual, but she no longer intended to continue the subject.
"What you did was wrong. How could teammates who received psychological treatment get together and discuss the details of their conversations with the psychologist? That's a violation of privacy!" Chen Luo objected on behalf of the psychologist.
"...Why are you so worked up?" Skadi tilted her head.
"Ahem. Actually, I count as half a psychologist myself. I'm currently employed at a prison, helping manage the mental health of the patients there."
Chen Luo's month in The Deepest Place had not been wasted. Aside from a considerable increase in magical power, his relationships with Chijie and Aponia had also improved day by day.
Of course, his progress in reforming the prisoners of The Deepest Place had also risen substantially.
If the darkness of human nature in The Deepest Place before Chen Luo's intervention had been at 120%, it had now dropped to 66.6%.
Even the most vicious