"Then the second possibility was that he would hide. This was highly likely. As a deeply involved participant in the plan, he understood every stage of its operation. He knew exactly how much power was entangled behind the entire plan."
"After creating a false impression for us at the first opportunity, he had at least close to a dozen hours of safe time. During that period, we would all believe he was dead."
"For an outstanding agent, a dozen or so hours was enough time to get anywhere in the world."
"And for us, who only realized it afterward, that was enough for him to vanish from everyone's sight without taking these risks. This was a very likely choice."
"Yet he still did not choose that. Instead, he chose the riskiest third option: saving this defenseless woman. That meant he had some need far greater than the first two possibilities, which was why he chose this one."
"Based on his current intelligence, mobility, analytical ability, and all his needs, our final conclusion was that he lacked a necessity he needed—a necessity that affected both his life and safety."
"And this necessity was something this researcher could provide. There was only one possibility." The behavioral analyst paused there.
"The blue and green pills they needed to take regularly over the long term!" Eric immediately thought of it. "He's looking for medicine!"
"That's right. According to the plan, No. 3 would not provide him with supplies. That meant he had to obtain enough medication himself. Otherwise, his intelligence and physical condition would be affected. Without those two things, his life would be in danger."
Eric immediately sorted out the situation as well. "Dr. Marta, who survived, had previously conducted thirteen physical examinations and tests on him. That means they were very familiar