Billy naturally knew what kind of person Stephen Strange was, so he was not surprised by his refusal. Without missing a beat, he continued:
"There's also a twenty-two-year-old woman who had an electrical stimulator implanted in her brain to control schizophrenia, but then she was struck by lightning."
"Hmm, that sounds interesting. Can you send it over... All right, got it."
Before Stephen Strange could finish speaking, an X-ray image of a head appeared on his car's display.
Stephen Strange examined the head X-ray and saw a three-centimeter black mark on the left side of the skull. It was clearly a foreign object embedded in the brain.
After giving the image a rough look, Stephen Strange became even more interested. This was exactly the sort of strange condition that fell within his capabilities.
But before he could study it closely, perhaps because he was distracted, he slightly moved the steering wheel.
Yet at high speed, even the slightest adjustment to the steering wheel could have enormous consequences.
As Stephen Strange's sports car drifted right due to that movement, another car happened to be beside him on the right.
The next instant, the sports car collided head-on with the other vehicle. The impact threw Stephen Strange's hands off balance, and the steering wheel violently jerked right out of control.
The sports car then swerved sharply to the right, skidded, and began spinning three hundred and sixty degrees.
The tires scraped violently against the road, letting out piercing shrieks. Sparks flew through the rainy night, carving chaotic streaks through the darkness.
At last, the car spun like an out-of-control top. It first slammed into the guardrail, the deafening sound of twisting metal filling the air, before the entire vehicle rolled down the mountainside.
The sports car kept tumbling, and Stephen Strange struggled