Every step I, Bai Ye, have taken to reach my current level was through countless hardships. It was all thanks to my own hard work and determination—Goddess Latena, save me.
"Coming back from the dead is a very painful thing. The experience of dying will be forever etched deeply into the survivor's memories. Perhaps those who are resurrected might undergo a drastic change in temperament because of what they experienced at death."
"The path they have long persisted on may collapse, their convictions may be destroyed, and they may even develop PTSD—these are all perfectly normal things."
Bai Ye looked at Anto, sleeping on the operating table, and spoke softly.
Operator Anto's death had not been an accident, but a betrayal and a conspiracy.
Bai Ye was not entirely sure whether Anto had realized that before she died.
Still, he was curious what Anto's reaction would be if she learned the truth.
Would she leave in anger, or calmly accept it?
No matter how good-tempered someone was, being betrayed by a person they had helped, then ultimately suffering a painful death because of it... they probably would not simply laugh it off.
"We will not conceal the truth. As someone who experienced it firsthand, Operator Anto has the right to read the complete case files." Doctor Kal'tsit shook her head.
Folinic clenched her fists at the side and said:
"I think... Anto probably isn't that kind of person... But psychological counseling is still absolutely necessary."
"Then I'll leave this to you..." After resting for a while, Bai Ye gradually regained some energy. He walked to the operating room door. "I am only responsible for pulling her back from hell. Actually helping her live again will likely require your efforts."
"Bai Ye, thank you so much." Folinic bowed to Bai Ye