Chen Ge's original plan had been to find Ying Tong, but based on the clues he had gathered so far, he might need to find A Ying, A Mu, A Tong, and Ying Tong.
"Ying Chen knew that the three A Mu brothers existed. You could even say that their existence was tied to him—he was the one who created these three tragedies with his own hands."
"The three children suffered from three different psychological disorders, and Ying Chen had probably driven them into developing those disorders: fear of sharp objects, confinement, and fright."
"He asked the 'corpse' to look after the three children. In reality, that meant he'd hidden the corpse in their home. Ying Tong had lived with the corpse for a long time, which resulted in three stress-induced personalities."
"That also explained why none of the three children could leave the house, while Ying Tong alone kept trying to run away."
"There's one other thing to note. A Mu isn't blind, but he's only six years old. If my earlier analysis was correct, A Mu is one of Ying Tong's stress-induced personalities. That indirectly proves Ying Tong wasn't blind before he turned six—or at least that he wasn't completely blind."
The more he analyzed the situation, the more horrifying it seemed. Chen Ge took a deep breath and called toward the living room. "Lady Skirt, are you still there? Can you tell me when Ying Tong first ran away from home?"
"It was a long time ago, about five years back. Ying Chen's relatives had just moved away, leaving only the two brothers, Ying Chen and Ying Tong, in the house." Lady Skirt had revealed another crucial piece of information.
"His relatives had only just moved away, and Ying Tong ran away from home. Don't you think