Blood Moon Country, Kaimeng University Affiliated Hospital.
In the waiting area of the Psychotherapy Department, Teresa waited nervously for her number to be called.
Before going in, she checked again to make sure the external modules in her Neck Microchip were operating correctly: Spell Trace Module, Recording Module, Personality Deviation Module, Brain Nerve Examination Module...
These modules could all determine whether her soul, brain, and mind had been invasively deconstructed by a Miracle, but she was not trying to prevent danger. She wanted to record evidence of crimes so she could report them.
Yes, Teresa had no mental illness, nor was she here for treatment. She had come to expose the true face of a black-market doctor.
In the Blood Moon Country, Psychotherapists were indispensable in society, but because patients needed to open their minds to Psychotherapists, the danger involved was even greater than a patient lying on an operating table waiting to be cut open—so long as a Psychotherapist harbored even the slightest evil thought, they could enslave a patient and take whatever they wanted.
"Mental control" was a crime clearly defined in the Criminal Law of the Blood Moon Country, and Psychotherapists were one of the highest-risk groups. Aside from them, there were corporate executives, university professors, politicians, and so on, because this crime targeted the spiritual enslavement of "those without resources" by "those with resources." Those latter groups controlled "power-distribution resources," while Psychotherapists controlled "knowledge resources."
Every year, at least a dozen Psychotherapists were arrested for crossing the forbidden line. In recent years, the most notorious criminal guilty of mental control had been none other than Financier, the former mayor of Kaimeng City. After he died in the prison break incident, it was exposed that he had used mental control to force his subordinates into various crimes