"When did you hear the voice?" the doctor asked.
"On Sunday morning, sometime after nine..." Lu Mingfei sat bolt upright on a little stool, with Giovanni and Lu Lincheng seated behind him.
"You were home alone at the time, right? What was your surroundings like? Can you still remember?" the doctor asked.
"It was raining that day, and it was dark. The lights were off... I was playing a game," Lu Mingfei answered truthfully.
Behind him, Giovanni shot Lu Lincheng a fierce glare. Lu Lincheng hurried to smooth things over. "Playing games probably wasn't the main cause. So many people play games without anything going wrong."
"Parents, please be quiet." The doctor glanced at the couple before continuing to question Lu Mingfei. "Were those the only things you heard... did the voice say anything else?"
"No." Lu Mingfei didn't dare mention the knight he had seen before.
"It sounds like he was talking to himself. Could it be hysteria?" Giovanni hugged Lu Mingfei from behind and touched his forehead. "I took his temperature that day, and there was nothing unusual, so I brought him here to see you, Doctor."
"A single instance of auditory hallucination doesn't tell us much. There's no family history, and he's never had similar symptoms before. It could be academic pressure. Don't get too anxious," the doctor said, looking into Lu Mingfei's eyes. "Young man, don't worry. I'll prescribe you some medicine. Keep a regular schedule, eat healthily, and get some moderate exercise, all right?"
Lu Mingfei nodded. The doctor tore off a prescription sheet and quickly wrote out the medications.
As they were leaving, the doctor stopped Giovanni and lowered his voice. "There's nothing seriously wrong with your child, but you should take this seriously. If he hears voices again, make sure you bring