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At last, the name of the item matched what was happening.
But setting aside what it actually was, "transcend the nightmare"—did that mean everything he'd experienced before had indeed been an illusory dream?
Logically speaking, the mission prompt did confirm what Dr. Kelly had just said.
"So can you tell us where this disaster came from now?"
"Tell us how you did all this."
Kelly stepped forward and stared Fu Qian down.
"This is for your own good, too."
"Otherwise, you'll remain imprisoned here... forever!"
"There's something wrong with that logic, isn't there?"
Fu Qian frowned slightly and objected.
"If I can't tell you the truth, I'll be imprisoned here."
"But if I confirm and tell you what I did back then to cause this disaster, that means I really was the instigator. A life sentence would be getting off easy."
"We already discussed this at the very beginning."
"I promised you that whatever the truth, what I currently know is already enough to prove that you have a serious problem controlling yourself mentally."
"So even if it turns out you really did cause the accident, you won't be sentenced to death."
"In fact, once we've used your information to find a way to deal with this danger, we might even let you live somewhere else."
"You'll still be under confinement, but at least it'll be somewhere with windows."
"Through them, you'll be able to see the trees and birds outside... Officer Brook can vouch for that."
"To be honest, I don't want to vouch for anything."
Brook seemed to have calmed down quite a bit by now.
But he still looked at Fu Qian with utter disgust, as if he were a pile of trash.
"I don't care whether you acted of your own free