The sin of wearing a crown

Interrogation is a very skilled job.

If an interrogator wants to pry out what he wants from the suspect's strong mouth, he often needs not only an irrefutable chain of evidence, but also an awareness that can cut through the weak points of the psychological defense like a knife, and can be used when necessary. Game by means of breaking through the bottom line.

It's a pity.

Linn did not have a complete chain of evidence at hand, and the Extraordinaries who assisted in the investigation were not prisoners.

Otherwise, Lin En thought that by locking them all in a small dark room and giving them a piece of bread and a glass of cold water every day, it would take less than three days of tremendous mental pressure to make them think of how many concubines they had and what shady things they had done. Five ten moves out.

They cannot be punished... No, these members of the Medical Association with high social status cannot be treated as prisoners, which means that no force can be used.

Then go for the soft ones.

Soft Lynn likes it too.

After finishing the clerical work, he started looking for a suitable one in the empty room of the [Lamp Holder] branch without stopping. Eveni ran up and down with him, wondering what the young gentleman's criteria were for choosing a room.

Spacious? no. Good lighting? no. No light? Even worse!

Eveni's curiosity overcame her impatience. She wanted to see what Lin En was doing and what he could get out of it in the end. Finally, Linn chose a small office and started changing the layout inside.

All the extra desks and chairs have been cleared away, and there are only three chairs and one desk in the office. He arranged the table slightly closer to the corner, so that if someone is sitting behind the table, they will fall into a psychological environment similar to nowhere to escape. Looking behind is the wall, and looking forward are the two interrogators. .

This is the lighthouse country's clever trick during interrogation.

To deal with ordinary thieves, two policemen would force the prisoner into a corner and take turns firing and shouting. The prisoner would either see a cold wall or see the police. Under this kind of pressure, the prisoner would often quickly break down and confess.

Then there's the light.

In this era, there were no such convenient things as desk lamps. Fortunately, Linn used natural sunlight according to local conditions. The light is projected from the window in the direction of the interrogator. In addition to concealing facial expressions, it can also exert great psychological pressure on the interrogator.

People often have a sense of awe engraved in their genes for majestic beings with their backs to the sun. It is human beings' natural worship and fear of the sacred.

In fact, in many religious murals, gods appear with their backs to the light, which makes them appear to be spreading light.

"Does this work?"

Without the airs of a superior, Eveni said with some doubts after helping Lin En coordinate the layout. In her opinion, after all the hard work for so long, there seemed to be no obvious changes.

"You sit here and try."

Linn pointed to the seat he had arranged for the person being questioned. This was his best modification. After all, there was no such thing as an interrogation room in this era, and naturally there was no knowledge of how to arrange an interrogation room.

Yevni walked over with her long legs, her boots thumping on the ground.

As soon as she sat down, Lin En came to the table, leaning forward slightly with his entire upper body, showing an oppressive body language, and his eyes did not look like a shy teenager, but like a falcon. Eveni was a little frightened by Lin's aggressive behavior and subconsciously avoided the extremely aggressive gaze.

Her heart, which had never wavered even in various dangerous and strange situations, was severely impacted by Lin En at this moment, and Yevni suddenly felt a strange feeling of wanting to escape.

"How does it feel?"

Lin En was keen enough to catch Yevni's evasive eyes.

"It's indeed very effective." Eveni was a little hesitant, but still admitted that after she sat down, Linn's movements and eyes made her feel strange.

There was panic, and some other stuff.

She didn't know if it was because of herself, but it was impossible for the heroic female knight to tell Yu Linn this.

Lin En, who had been busy for a long time, finally breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that his plan was indeed effective. Lin En clapped his hands, with a bright smile on his face, and his green eyes reflected Yevni who was still sitting there. It seemed that at a certain moment, tiny red rays flashed through her pupils.

"Next, the layout remains unchanged and we just wait for the guests to take their seats one by one."

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Members of the Medical Association entered the room one by one, and Evene and Bill took turns speaking and asking questions.

The questions they asked were also very layered.

At first it was just small talk, asking innocuous questions. For example, what was last night’s dinner and how it tasted? These inquiries are like relaxing and chatting. The person being questioned does not have to hide anything and tells the truth. Next, the level of questioning will change, leading the topic to the incident, asking them how they feel about the scene, and whether the deceased deserved it.

Lin En, on the other hand, was as inconspicuous as a little transparent person, standing in the corner of the room recording from a third-party perspective.

This question is also the question suggestion he gave.

The initial inquiry was to establish a baseline of facial expressions. Linn needed to know where each of them was when telling the truth, and to test their psychological defenses.

Then comes the real drama.

With the help of super memory to freeze the expression baseline, when these people were asked about the different reactions related to the event, Linn was like a high-precision camera, capturing them all clearly into his brain.

Lynn captured a wide range of emotions in these people's faces.

Joy, boredom, anger, fear, confusion, thinking, disdain...

These emotions often do not appear singly, but appear compoundly on the face, and the levels of emotions vary with the degree.

There are 44 muscles in the human face, each of which is responsible for a function. When two or more muscles move at the same time, expression is born. There are nearly 10,000 kinds of expressions that can be conveyed by the human face. Under the appropriate stimulus source, it can be judged whether a person is lying by interpreting micro-expressions.

Although Lin En knew about this theory before traveling through time, he was limited by the hardware's inability to keep up, so even some exercise was of no use.

But things are different now.

Super memory gave Linn a grand memory palace, where he could read any memory scene at any time. This also means that Lynn is turning himself into a human lie detector machine.

When the last person left the room, both Bill and Evene couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

They were very tormented. According to this unique questioning method, the two of them were actually very vague about the effect of their questioning. If it were a veteran of Elba Field's criminal investigation who came to ask questions, he might be able to grasp something vaguely, but more often than not, the two of them who were doing it with real swords and guns really couldn't keep up.

The only person who knew the effect was actually the most inconspicuous clerk in the room.

Lin En closed her eyes in discomfort. She analyzed and recorded too many images at once, and her brain became overloaded and heated up when used.

"Give me twenty minutes, I'll sort it out first."

"Go ahead, let's send them out first." Bill came over and patted Lynn on the shoulder.

It is impossible for the [Suppression Bureau] to detain so many extraordinary people based on mere suspicion. Moreover, there was an agreement before. If they really wanted to arrest them, they would have to wait until the peace conference ended in two days.