I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

Chapter 672 669. A Monster Who Was Once Human

8:50.

Federal Mind Department.

Kania sat on a chair in the corridor, trying to control her expression, hoping no one could see how excited she was, although she usually didn't easily reveal her emotions, but today's situation was very special.

This was her day of atonement.

Kania couldn't remember how long it had been.

It seemed that after committing the sin, time became blurred.

But she could never forget the appearance of her teacher, and Alice's miserable screams. Kania couldn't imagine what the girl had gone through, what had destroyed her beautiful and strong heart.

Sooner or later, she would heal the damage she had caused to Alice.

But in the Federation, this was impossible.

"Are you in such a hurry?" A sudden voice pulled her back to reality.

The speaker was a young man with glasses wearing a white coat. He had come to the chair without Kania noticing.

"What, oh." Kania immediately perked up and responded, "I am indeed a little excited, but you also know what I think of her. If my speculation is correct, then it will be a good thing for both Alice and the Federation."

After saying this, she felt it wasn't enough, and added:

"And this kind of thing is definitely better sooner rather than later. After all, Alice is still connected to him. Maybe if we're a little late, something unexpected will happen. The power of reality benders is too terrifying."

The young man nodded:

"Then let's start the experiment."

After being selected by Ma En, Kania stayed up all night to create a plan, claiming that she could change Alice's mental state by using various mental tools, and covertly steal back some of her power.

And these mental tools naturally included the Reverse Mind Potion.

Of course, this was impossible, otherwise she would have thought of this plan long ago.

But the plan she concocted should still be able to fool the Federation's professionals. She quietly modified some data that couldn't be quickly verified, and claimed that the plan had no risks, just to allow the Federation to quickly approve it.

"Let's go." Kania nodded calmly, "Liu Wen."

Liu Wen walked towards the laboratory first. He was Kania's colleague, and also an extremely outstanding expert in the field of mind. Back then, Kania and him were both the teacher's favorite disciples.

Although they were not the most powerful scholars in the laboratory at the time, they became the leaders of the Alice Project after their teacher's betrayal.

Because other mental experts with better skills were killed by their teacher.

Liu Wen casually chatted:

"It's a good thing you urged me, otherwise this experiment might be delayed for several days. The guy who handed over with me said that some of the mental tools we applied for seemed to be under special attention, but fortunately the Federation's official process hasn't been completed yet, otherwise our submitted requirements might be subject to review."

Kania felt a little fortunate when she heard this.

"Unexpectedly, low efficiency is sometimes a good thing." She replied casually.

Seeing that she wasn't in high spirits, Liu Wen didn't say much. Although they were colleagues, and could barely be said to have "gone through thick and thin" together, they had never been close from beginning to end.

They walked to the laboratory in silence.

The machines slowly opened.

More than a dozen figures in white coats were walking around in the laboratory, and Alice was standing in the middle of the laboratory sleepily, surrounded by several researchers who were preparing.

The moment she saw them, Alice opened her eyes wide and waved her arms happily:

"Brother and sister!"

Liu Wen smiled at her, then glanced at Kania:

"Very good, it seems that today's experiment will be relatively smooth."

Kania nodded slightly:

"I'll go check how well they've prepared."

The bespectacled man nodded, then walked to Alice and raised his hand to touch her head:

"How did you sleep yesterday?"

Alice blinked her innocent eyes:

"Brother, are you here to take me away?"

Hearing this, he felt a little surprised in his heart.

Then he heard the voice of a researcher behind him.

"Team leader, this is not in accordance with the rules..."

The voice stopped abruptly.

At the same moment, Liu Wen's body also stiffened.

Unable to move.

"Ah..." He opened his mouth, trying hard to say something, but could only use his frozen eyes to look at the scene in front of him.

A familiar slender palm reached out to the girl, and Alice obediently took her hand.

Naturally, as if holding her mother's hand.

Kania also glanced at Liu Wen.

Their eyes met.

In the next moment, she disappeared from the spot.

Then, the Federation's alarm bell suddenly rang, the red lights instantly enveloped the laboratory, and the heavy metals also fell suddenly, sealing them all inside.

Liu Wen stared blankly at the place where Alice disappeared.

Then he smiled:

"I didn't expect it, Kania..."

Thump.

Just as he was sighing, the room, which had been enveloped in red light, suddenly lost all its light.

Darkness descended.

Then, a dozen gentle blue flames lit up one after another, dispelling the darkness.

This time the light was much gentler than just now, but it only made Liu Wen feel terrified.

Because the dozen or so researchers who were still alive just now had all turned into "wax figures", and the locations of those flames were their original heads.

"I'm very disappointed in you." A gentle voice came from behind Liu Wen.

Cold sweat dripped down.

It was his teacher.

"Are you afraid of me?" The teacher smiled, "Don't be afraid, I won't kill you. You and Kania are my two favorite humans, but she has completely broken my heart.

"So now you are my favorite 'person'."

The tone of his voice was like comforting his pet.

Liu Wen swallowed.

An icy palm rested on his head, then rubbed his hair:

"Tell the Federation that Ma En is the one who instigated her, but you don't need to care about what happens next. I have already found this guy's hiding place. It's really arrogant and stupid. I didn't even want to bother him.

"Now anyone can be a..."

Unclear words.

The candles went out.

The corpses also fell one after another.

ps: Some friends may have misunderstood. I said the ending of the next volume, not the ending next month. There are at least a hundred chapters before the end, and it's not the bad ending that many friends are worried about.

In fact, some friends may know that I said a long time ago that I was preparing for the ending, and dozens of chapters or even earlier were foreshadowing a lot about the ending. Everyone will notice it when they read it later.

(In fact, there has been foreshadowing for the ending much earlier)

The ending of the next volume is also my original plan. First of all, all the main lines that should be written have been written. If you have to write two more volumes, it's not impossible, but those are extra additions to the main line, not the original planned content.

Some friends may not understand very well, and think that the settings and villains have not been written yet.

But that's what I think. The settings mentioned in many stories are not for expanding and writing a whole volume around them, but to provide flavor, atmosphere and realism.

Many villains are also like this. For example, the Federation is a villain, but it doesn't mean that it has to be defeated. It will be there as a villain just because it should be there, not because it exists to be defeated by someone.

And this volume has just started writing, and there is still a lot of content behind this volume that has not yet started writing, and there will be sufficient foreshadowing for the ending in it, and then the next volume will also be a very long big event.

So all friends, there is really no need to worry that this book will have a "bad ending"~