After filming the video, Ke Meng had the investigators who had returned from overseas watch it.
In the video, the Lost One's Lantern imbued Ke Meng's words with an inexplicable power that could guide people out of despair and pessimism.
Director Lei was not in despair, so watching it did little for him. He merely thought it was quite good.
But for pessimistic people, the experience was entirely different, as though their hearts had been healed.
Ke Meng also sensed a faint emotional response, as though someone had been healed by his words and found a direction.
It was intuitive feedback. Ke Meng could vaguely tell that someone had received his guidance and found a path out of despair.
"This is..." Ke Meng was astonished. The video really could show other people the way.
Soon, the bureau's third group of investigators arrived and were also sent into a sealed room to watch the video.
This time, the bureau did not arrange a meeting. Ke Meng had never met them, and none of them had seen him or the Lost One's Lantern in person. They only watched the video he sent them online.
A minute later, as Ke Meng sat on the lawn, his heart stirred again. He sensed some hidden feedback and knew that someone had escaped despair.
"Ke Meng, how are you feeling? Are the side effects severe?"
"I'm not sure about the side effects, but the feedback from the viewers is very clear." Ke Meng voiced his concern.
Big-Faced Cat had said that the longer the lantern was used, the sooner the user would become lost.
Ke Meng had already set the lantern down, but he could feel that every time his video successfully guided a lost person through their troubles, his future risk increased a little.
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