I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

Chen Yun silently looked at his younger brother, who wore an expression of confusion, seemingly as normal as he was before posing the question.

"What's wrong?" Ma En sensed something.

Chen Yun said in a low voice:

"I don't remember anyone named Serri."

Upon hearing this, Ma En was somewhat surprised:

"But as far as I know, there seemed to be four of us when we were kids..."

Chen Yun asked with concern:

"You're seeing people who don't exist again?"

Ma En asked:

"I used to be able to see people who didn't exist?"

Chen Yun nodded:

"Before you were hospitalized, you often had hallucinations.

"Although your mental state was better than other mental patients at the time, it wasn't particularly stable. It was obvious that you had serious psychological problems."

This was normal. He had deliberately acted this way to conceal his ability to see angels, so he would naturally pretend to see hallucinations to dispel their doubts.

Thinking of this, Ma En began to recall how he knew about Serri's existence.

But he couldn't find anything.

Ma En could still remember how he had heard of Chen Yun and You Yue, his two childhood playmates, but he couldn't find out how Serri had entered his memory. He just had the impression of such a person at some point.

Fortunately, he had the habit of storing memories.

"Wait here for me." After saying this, Ma En disappeared from the spot.

A few minutes later, he reappeared in front of Chen Yun.

"This isn't a mental problem." Ma En said to Chen Yun, who looked worried. He couldn't let him know that his mental issues were just a lie to cover up his killing of angels.

Hearing the answer, Chen Yun visibly breathed a sigh of relief:

"Okay, then what exactly happened just now?"

Ma En replied:

"This is just a minor matter in the realm of the supernatural.

"But I'm not quite sure what's going on yet, and it might take some time to investigate."

Chen Yun nodded without further questioning:

"If you need to deal with this now, then go ahead."

Ma En nodded slightly:

"Okay, I do need to do something."

He planned to go see Serri.

Ma En had just reread his stored memories and fully recalled what Serri was all about, but this also plunged Ma En into deep suspicion as to why he would suddenly mistakenly believe that Serri was really his childhood friend.

The first thing he thought of was the Moon God.

This was obviously some kind of mental attack, and with his current mental abilities, there were very few people who could do this to him. Moreover, since he had ceased hostilities with the Federation, he had no enemies. Logically speaking, he shouldn't encounter an opponent capable of this.

Among those he had interacted with, only Shadow and the Moon God remained. The former was currently bound by a contract, so Ma En could only think of the deceased Moon God—Serri herself.

Thinking this way, Serri was almost certainly the culprit.

However, there was also a strong counter-argument to this idea, which was that the Moon God Serri was currently in the containment room of the Control Bureau. According to the feedback from the Supernatural Control Bureau, she was the Moon God, and there shouldn't be a second Moon God.

It was hard to say when this memory confusion had started. Theoretically, Serri had indeed spent time with him outside the containment room, and she did have the opportunity to exert a mental influence on him.

But the Control Bureau detected that Serri could only exert Tier III supernatural characteristics at present. Even disregarding whether he trusted her or not, she was completely incapable of doing this to him, and it wouldn't make sense to do so...

Assuming the Moon God really wanted to deal with him, she wouldn't do something like this.

This couldn't pose any threat to him, and Ma En had also checked his memory. There was nothing else wrong with him. If Serri did this, he couldn't think of any motivation.

On the contrary, it would only stir up trouble.

And this was the potential possibility that Ma En thought of. Maybe the purpose of this problem was to shift his attention to Serri, but other than that, it didn't seem to serve any other purpose.

The current situation wasn't that someone had done something to him and then framed Serri.

But that someone wanted him to suspect Serri without anything happening first. This was also a possible situation. Maybe the gods or someone else had noticed that he had imprisoned the Moon God and wanted to "rescue" her.

This was a more reasonable guess, and most of the gods couldn't do anything to him since he was far away from the Southern Federation. He was currently in a safe area where they couldn't fully deal with him, but this seemed a bit too small in scale.

And to think that this would make him suspect Serri was underestimating him.

Therefore, Ma En immediately had a new speculation about this idea.

Maybe someone did want to rescue the Moon God, but it might not be the gods or anything else...

But the Moon God herself.

There couldn't be two of the other gods at the same time, but the Moon God was a special case, and it was possible that this wasn't done by the Moon God—but by her contingency plan.

Since she could leave a mechanism in the hearts of humans that would automatically complete her resurrection after her death, maybe these remnants she left behind could do other more intelligent things, such as eliminating Ma En, who was hindering her resurrection.

This could also explain why the influence he was subjected to was so insignificant, and couldn't achieve its intended purpose very well, because the one attacking him wasn't any living being with independent intelligence, but an automatic mechanism left behind by a god for resurrection.

However, none of these ideas were supported by any evidence. In fact, if he wasn't thinking so cautiously, it was likely that this was just an unconscious influence that Serri had on him.

Because the confusion in his memory was that he thought he and Serri were childhood playmates, and this was actually what Serri once thought was true. If he thought about it this way, it wasn't impossible. In any case, she was a god.

Or it was possible that when he was fighting the Moon God, Serri's false memories were buried deep in his heart in some way, and emerged during his recollection of the past and replaced his true memories.

If he thought about it in this direction, then this was likely just a minor aftereffect left over from the battle with the Moon God, and it was likely that it wouldn't cause him any trouble in the future.

But Ma En still had a less likely worry.

This matter was related to Serri, which meant it was related to the battle with the Moon God...

And the location of his body during the battle with the Moon God was the Viktor Sanatorium.

It should be known that there used to be an Unforgettable Being there. The problem he encountered could also be considered in the realm of memory, and judging from the fact that he hadn't been chased after leaving the sanatorium, the Unforgettable Being probably hadn't or couldn't leave the Viktor Sanatorium.

But if that was the case, why didn't the Unforgettable Being kill him?

Could it be that he still hadn't fully recovered at that time? But if that was the case, was it really necessary for the Unforgettable Being to do this to such an extent? Or was this not something he did deliberately? Or...

Was this just a warning?

In any case, he had to stay away from the Southern Federation and the Viktor Sanatorium until he figured out what was going on.

And from now on, he had to check his memory regularly.

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