In the mysterious world of Cthulhu, I am the Lord of the Gods

"So, the host Maeve was the heroine of the "Girl Farmer" themed story line a year ago?"

"She played a rancher for a long time?"

Crowler put away the information in his hand, frowned, and then asked Bennett.

"Yes, dear Mr. Crower."

"It is true that Maeve switched from the "Girl Farmer" themed storyline to the "Maeve's Tavern" themed storyline not long ago."

Bennett put down the metal plate in his hand and said cautiously to Crowl.

"Can you tell me more specifically why Maeve doesn't continue to play the female lead in Farm Girl?"

Claure thought for a while, then narrowed his eyes and asked Bennett.

"In the fertile Gobi desert, a female farmer wearing a simple white dress took her beloved daughter and ran and played on the grassland, full of laughter..."

"Every look the hostess looks at her daughter is full of love, joy and happiness..."

"The "Female Farmer" theme storyline is actually a very classic theme storyline. It is a very beautiful picture, so it was used to promote Western Paradise."

"It is played repeatedly on the huge screens in the train station lobby on the 1F-3F floors. It is full of poetry and seems to show the extreme maternal love, freedom and beauty in the world in front of tourists."

"This is also one of the important plans to attract many tourists to come and play."

"The theme storyline of "Female Farmer" has been maintained for 29 years from the opening of the park to the present."

Bennett said this, adjusted his glasses with his hands, and then stopped talking.

“‘Farmer’ is so important, so why not continue it?”

"What went wrong?"

Crowl narrowed his eyes and continued to ask.

"For decades, 'Farmer' has been running very successfully, and Maeve has played the role of a female farmer very well. It can be said that she has played it to perfection."

"And all this beauty was broken by Earl William a year ago."

When Bennett said this, there was an expression of pity and regret on his face.

"How could it be related to Earl William?"

"Can you elaborate?"

Claure's expression changed slightly and he asked in a calm tone.

"Yes, since Earl William played the storyline of "The Farmer", he has carried out bloody violence on the mother and daughter dozens of times."

"From then on, Maeve seemed to be infected with a disease. She began to become confused and nervous. Her eyes were no longer clear and loving."

"She would freeze up from time to time during role play, until one time..."

When Bennett said this, he seemed to have thought of something unspeakable, and he was immersed in memories.

"What happened?"

Klauer asked with a nervous expression as he thought of the countless scenes of seeing his daughter being killed that flashed through Maeve's mind when something unusual happened to her.

"Once, after Maeve was recovered, inspected by the repair machine, and reawakened, she suddenly cried heartbreakingly that someone had killed her daughter..."

"Then...then, she committed suicide..."

"She had a malfunction and a serious abnormality. No matter how we checked, we still don't know why she had such an abnormality."

"For safety reasons, we directly cleared Maeve's memory and abolished the "Girl Farmer" theme storyline."

"This is how the subsequent "Maeve's Tavern" themed story line came about."

Bennett said this with an unmistakable look of fear on his face.

Such a strange situation happened!

Krall thought of this and looked at Maeve sitting motionless on the swivel chair, feeling a little nervous in his heart.

In this way, Maeve's memory of playing the role of a female farmer has been completely wiped out, but why is there still a scene later where she recalls the murder of her daughter?

Could it be the reason for the 'Trojan Penicillin' procedure?

I remember that the farmer's daughter Dorothy whispered into Maeve's ear and secretly implanted 'Troy Penicillin'.

This is a program that can secretly store deleted memories in your subconscious mind.

Klauer suddenly thought that 'Trojan Penicillin' on Earth is a software that restores the deleted storage contents of artificial intelligence robots.

Thinking of this, he was shocked.

Perhaps, although Bennet cleared all of Maeve's previous memories, due to unpredictable reasons, Maeve still retains memory fragments related to the memory of "The Farm Girl" in her mind.

After being implanted, 'Troy Penicillin' can restore and even repair the memory fragments of "The Girl Farmer"...

So it all makes sense.

As for why Dorothy suddenly implanted 'Troy Penicillin' into Maeve's mind, Krall broke his head and couldn't figure out the reason.

Perhaps Dorothy's behavior was an unconscious coincidence, or perhaps it was the result of someone secretly manipulating her.

Krall felt that the behavior of the biochemical human Dorothy was getting more and more weird, and some of her weird behaviors were no longer within the scope of Krall's guesses.

Just one Dorothy with an abnormality is already causing people a lot of headaches, and now suddenly there is another Maeve to focus on.

Krall felt that the behavioral changes of these biochemical people had become more and more complicated, and after searching for so long, he found no other reason except that it was related to 'Trojan Penicillin'.

Claure knew that Dorothy's abnormal behavior, in addition to 'Troy Penicillin', was also related to Dr. Bert's dead partner Arnott.

Claure has been secretly probing for so long, but he hasn't even seen Arnott's shadow, which makes Claul feel frustrated.

"Where is Maeve's daughter now? What role did she play?"

Krall thought of the girl in a linen dress with dark skin like Maeve, huge eyes, and a slender figure with a double ponytail. He pondered for a moment and asked.

"You mean Elaine? She was assigned to the suburbs as the daughter of a farmer."

"She was the key factor that caused Maeve's abnormal condition and affected her normal use, so she was isolated."

Bennett turned over the metal plate in his hand and quickly inspected Maeve.

"Elaine?"

Claure recalled the name, but he seemed to have never heard of it.

At this moment, Bennett has issued instructions to Maeve, asking her to go to her destination.

After hearing the instruction, Maeve stood up from her chair like a puppet, and then walked towards the elevator door expressionlessly.

Bennett saw this and followed her.

Crowl knew that Bennett was sending Maeve back to the western town. He followed Bennett and Maeve to the Truss teleportation array on the 83rd floor of the 'Hive'. Through the teleportation array, he quickly reached the west. The bottom of the town's church.