All Worlds Madhouse

Will Graham is the man standing at the podium.

I have to say that as a visiting professor at a university, this person is really young, not very tall, his hair doesn’t seem to be taken care of often, and it looks a little frizzy. A sparse and ordinary plaid shirt has faded, but you It is undeniable that he is the most qualified person in this school and even in this city to teach people the course "Criminal Psychology".

Because he is a "psychic".

Well, he doesn't like this title at all, and he also knows that he is not a psychic at all, but people who have worked with him will inevitably think that this kid can do magic or something. .

Because, as long as Mr. Will stands at the crime scene and looks at the dead bodies, he can tell all the scenes before this person died. It was as if the deceased himself was whispering into his ears.

Of course, Will cannot be a "psychic person". The reason why he is able to appeal is because he has an innate ability.

He has a super strong "sense of soul penetration"!

This word sounds quite mysterious, but in fact it is indeed very mysterious.

It's just that this kind of mystery is not focused on legends such as ghosts and gods, but in our thoughts.

Human thought is an extremely wonderful thing. It is carried in our brains, but it is invisible and undetectable. Even with the current medical development, we can clearly see everyone’s brain cells, but for thoughts It is a mysterious area that is still poorly explored.

I don't know if anyone has had this idea.

"Who are you?"

"Can I only be myself? Why can't I be someone else?"

Okay, I know this kind of question sounds like a complete idiot, but believe me, people who have not thought about this problem will just laugh with disdain, but people who have thought about it will quickly understand what I am talking about. .

These people will think about where my thoughts are. If I die one day, will my thoughts be carried in another body, doing what that person does, and watching what that person sees? But at that time, I was still not me.

Most people who have had this idea are very smart, but being smart is really not a good thing. For example, in the hearts of these smart people, the "sense of self-existence" is extremely low, which will make them always doubt themselves. exists, and generally the people who are most susceptible to hypnosis are this number of people.

And our Mr. Will is the best among these people with "self-perception disorder"!

How about it, now you understand what Will's ability is?

Yes, his ability is that he can not only be himself, he can also be anyone else. As long as he stands at the crime scene and looks at the traces left by the murders, he can put himself into the role of the murderer. Speculate the murderer's psychology, thereby restoring the process of the crime, and even infer the murderer's mental state.

To put it simply, at that moment, he himself was the murderer.

And according to the bullshit theory of "the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility" in a certain plane, our Mr. Will naturally has a share of responsibility.

So in addition to his status as a visiting professor at this university, he is also a crime scene "profiler."

His job is to put himself into the minds of the murderers, imitate them, and thus help the police solve the cases.

Haha, what a fucking job.

As the bell rang, Will gradually became the only one left in his class.

"Didn't you sleep well last night?" came a deep voice.

"Yes." Will responded. He didn't even need to look back. He only needed to listen to the voice to know who the person standing at the door of the classroom was.

Jack Crawford.

This man is a tall, fat black man, an old fox with a touch of warmth. He is the director of the FBI and the head of the "Behavioral Science Team." His mission is to catch the most dangerous and cunning killer, and his most important weapon is himself.

Then his arrival means that there will definitely be another problem for him.

"Are you asking me again what I think of this corpse?" Will said, leaning on the podium: "Witty, calm, extremely charming, exquisite in life, gentle in temperament, with his own unique views on food, the gender cannot be confirmed for the time being. But the likelihood is higher for a male and he will definitely offend again."

"Why?" Jack asked, leaning against the door.

Will smiled: "Because he can't starve himself."

The classroom fell into an eerie silence. Even the police couldn't remain unmoved when they learned that they were facing a murderer who preyed on people.

"Well, it's hard for you to deduce this from just some pictures." Jack said. He knew Will's ability very well. If he was given a complete crime scene, he could complete it almost quickly. He changed his identity to speculate on the murderer's psychology, but the corpse gave him too few clues, making it difficult for him to complete a real "criminal profile."

"But I didn't come to you because of this ogre case." Jack said: "Just after receiving the report, another murder scene was discovered. Judging from the degree of dried blood, it should be Also last night.”

He said, walked over, took out a few photos from his pocket and handed them to Will.

Will took the photo and used the light of the projector to see the large amount of blood on the photo, the red carpet, walls, and the messy living room. Clearly, a murder occurred here

But Will frowned because he looked through the photos and didn't see what he wanted to see.

"Where's the body?" he asked.

Jack shook his head: "This is the strange place where there are no bodies. We searched for several kilometers nearby and found nothing except this."

Jack took out a sealed bag of evidence from his pocket and handed it to the other party.

Will took it.

In the sealed bag were several white, hard-looking hairs. He could tell at a glance that they were definitely not human hair.

"What is this?" he asked with a frown.

Jack scratched his nose.

"You may not believe it. After testing by the inspection team, it was found to be pig hair."