Conan: I’m really not Tokyo Monster Story

Looking at the stern-faced Kyousuke Futo, Sano rarely felt the pressure that he had never felt even when facing Gin.

Because Sano doesn't know the answer at all, and without a calendar, it's impossible to know the answer.

...It's strange to say that the timeline of this world is in chaos, but there is also an inexplicable feeling of "order in chaos". At least this calendar follows the chaos.

Therefore, under normal circumstances, Sano would not have much trouble in life.

... But the question now is not whether Sano himself will feel troubled, but whether others will feel that he is troubled.

This is like there is a kind of coldness in the world, which is called "Grandma thinks you are cold". It is the same truth.

After a period of silence, Sano breathed out: "Doctor, I know that my memory loss is indeed a bit serious, and it is even close to Alzheimer's disease and amnesia..."

"Isn't that so?"

Haibara Ai interrupted Sano: "If it's something in the past, maybe you can use your memory as an excuse, but what about the future."

"For example, can you answer me now, what day of the week is tomorrow?"

Sano: "..."

Damn it, I’ll sew this fake loli’s mouth back shut!

"Disordered perception of time."

Conan suddenly proposed a term with a solemn expression, which attracted Kyousuke Futo to look at him in approval.

"Sano, although I don't want to touch your wounds, you should know that your father... was once suspected of having a mental illness."

Sano looked at Futo Kyosuke, blinked, but said nothing.

In order to prevent accidents, Sano had collected information about his original parents. Naturally, he knew that his father was suspected of being mentally ill.

This is nothing surprising.

After all, someone who could do something like that... it would be impossible even if he wasn't sick.

But the problem now is that based on Sano's performance just now, combined with this setting, it will cause a very troublesome chemical reaction.

Suzuki Sonoko asked doubtfully: "Does this have anything to do with senior's father...?"

"Although there is no rigorous scientific basis to prove it, most neuroscientists have proposed a concept."

Haiyuan Ai said: "Mental illness may be hereditary."

Except for the two tomboys, the three people were stunned. They looked at Sano in disbelief, unable to say the words "crazy".

"..."

Sano sat there expressionlessly, looking at Haihara Ai. Although his face was calm, his heart was already full of curses.

You are so crazy, your whole family is crazy!

Sano really didn't expect that he just came for a follow-up consultation, but not only did he not solve the problem of mental disorder, he actually upgraded it.

...Psychological disorders and mental disorders are very similar but different.

If we have to study it, of course the latter is more serious.

Like the former, only in extremely serious cases will the patient experience some obvious physiological reactions.

The latter can easily have a huge impact on the patient's action and thinking, and the degree of specific performance is also two completely different levels.

The problem of "confused time perception" mentioned by Conan is definitely not caused by a psychological disorder.

This is also the biggest reason why Sano would rather admit that his memory has deteriorated than to be thought of as "can't even tell the date."

But this is really the fault of the timeline.

...In fact, Sano has also done special research on the chaotic timeline of this world.

Let's not talk about whether there is any regularity in the jumps between dates. The key thing is what this timeline looks like in the eyes of others. Of course Sano will be very curious.

It's like Sano took the exam the day before yesterday, and the date is Saturday, June 8th. So in the eyes of others, is it still the day before yesterday?

The answer is – yes and no.

This is just like when Kuroba Kaito said on April Fool's Day that he would board the ship to steal the Dark Star in half a month, but the ship set off the next day.

The world's timeline revolves around Conan, and any logic in between is determined based on the other person's experience.

It's like Conan singing a double act with Kogoro Mori through an anesthetic needle, but no one would suspect anything.

People's brains will automatically fix all bugs during the process, without thinking that there is anything unreasonable in the process.

So the answer is that it will become as chaotic as a timeline.

To put it bluntly, there is actually no pattern at all, and it is all supported by the word "Ke Xue".

As a person from the non-Kexue world, Sano will naturally never be able to adapt to such rules.

So even if you are sick, the world is the one who is sick. What does it have to do with you?

...If I had known earlier, it would be better to just say from the beginning that I was hit by a car, lost my memory, and can't remember the past. Regardless of whether others believe it or not, it should not bring up the current problem anyway.

Sano secretly grinded his teeth. Besides, even if mental illness is really hereditary, the sick person is still the original one. What does Sano have to do with him...

Sano was suddenly stunned again.

If mental illness is indeed hereditary, then it is most likely related to genes - that is to say, physiological factors with actual causes.

So the one who is sick now should not be called the "original body", but... the body of the original body.

So now even if Sano replaces the original owner, wouldn't it be...

Sano suddenly fell into self-doubt.

...Are you really sick? ? ?

Damn it, can’t you?

He died and became mentally ill?

I sat up in shock in my dying dream, am I the one who is mentally ill?

No, calm down, be calm. This statement has not been confirmed yet, it is just possible. The current speculation is only based on the "timeline" issue, so it is not certain yet.

The atmosphere in the office became more and more solemn, and everyone's eyes were focused on Sano.

"Well, let's stay in the hospital for observation first. After all, this is no longer a trivial matter."

Futo Kyosuke suggested.

inward observation?

So the mud is on your crotch, how can you tell clearly?

Sano's eyes twitched and he tried to struggle: "No, aren't you a psychiatrist, and you still care about mental illness?"

Faced with Sano's question, Fudo Kyosuke just smiled: "The Department of Psychotherapy includes both psychological and spiritual aspects."

Sano: "..."

"What if I said no."

Looking at Sano's narrowed eyes, Futo Kyousuke's eyes also looked a little more wary.

"Sano, if I remember correctly, you seem to be a detective now. I have seen many reports about you in newspapers, and some of them say... you use a hammer... to punish prisoners."

Kyosuke Futo still kept a smile on his face: "If a person with a history of mental illness does such a thing, if he does not cooperate with treatment, coercive measures will easily be taken."

...How the hell can this be related?

And this guy, is he threatening himself?

Since the problem cannot be solved, it is better to simply get rid of the person who raised the problem.

A blue vein popped out on Sano's chin, and as soon as his murderous intent emerged, the system suddenly popped up a prompt.

[Please stay in Mihua General Hospital for seven days. You will get 100 strengthening points upon completion. The remaining time of the task is 167:59:59].

"..."

Are you determined to take this responsibility together?

The murderous intention that had just emerged in Sano dissipated because of this accident.

Having said that, it seems that even if Sano really kills Futo Kyosuke, it will not change the "fact".

Unless Sano goes on a killing spree and kills all the "witnesses" present.

Otherwise, if you want to throw away this setting, I'm afraid it will take a while to prove that you are not sick... or that the disease has been cured.

...I really want to die.

Seeing that Sano didn't say anything, Fudo Kyosuke took him as his acquiescence: "Okay, you can take him to go through the hospitalization procedures first. I have another patient to deal with later."

"..."