The second consciousness likewise possessed all of Angus Jeffrey's knowledge and abilities, and could use them as a foundation to conduct all manner of experiments.
But the first consciousness did not possess the second consciousness's memories.
Therefore, Angus Jeffrey knew nothing whatsoever about the location or specific procedures of the experiments.
And Professor Kazel had no way to probe them through mind-reading.
If they wanted to learn the location and specific procedures of Angus Jeffrey's experiments, they would need to question the second consciousness.
But then another question arose: how could they question the second consciousness?
The professors were not particularly surprised by Professor Kazel's deduction.
In this world, beings with only one soul but multiple consciousnesses were not uncommon.
"Two-Headed Ogres," "Three-Headed Chimeras," and "Hydras" were all examples of this.
It was simply that Angus Jeffrey had previously been a normal person with only one consciousness. Where had his second consciousness come from?
"Don't tell me he developed a split personality because the shock was too great?" Dark muttered.
Of course, he was actually more inclined to believe that Into the Abyss had caused it.
Professor Sylph said, "If that book caused it, then it would explain why it abandoned Cameron Mesfield."
Professor Kazel nodded. "Mesfield's mental strength is extremely resilient. It would be difficult for him to develop a second consciousness."
Hearing this, Dark could not help picking up Into the Abyss again and voicing his strong protest.
Professor Kazel glanced at him and said, "Perhaps the book discovered during this period that Jeffrey's abilities were insufficient to accomplish its goal, so it made a new choice."
Dark pursed his lips and asked, "Professor, is there any way to confirm that he has a second consciousness?"
Professor Kazel shook his head and said with some regret, "If