Weird Live Broadcast: I Can Deduce Endlessly Chapter 120: Mob Mentality (4)

Chris activated his spiritual vision, a skill that allowed him to determine if a person or object posed a threat to him.

There was a yellow aura around the girl, indicating a moderate threat but nothing fatal.

"Go."

With a snap of his fingers, Chris summoned an evil spirit to follow the girl, while he continued to enjoy his meal in the cafeteria.

Five minutes later, he received a signal from the spirit.

A vision of the girl typing at the edge of her bed appeared before Chris. She intended to post a small post on the University forum, accusing him of something.

"So this is what they test in the Public Opinion Exam? It's too simple. Why not just eliminate those who spread rumors?"

While Chris' evil spirit wasn't mature enough to kill, it could induce hallucinations in ordinary people with weaker mental strength.

Suddenly...

As the rumor-spreading girl typed, she felt moisture in her palm. When she looked down, her phone case was oozing blood.

"Ahhh!"

She screamed and dropped her phone.

Feeling a cold sensation at her ankle, she looked down to see a bloody hand gripping her tightly.

"There's a ghost! Stay away!"

She kicked the hand away and ran towards the door. But in her panic, she mistakenly opened the window of her dormitory.

Bang!

With a loud crash, she fell headfirst to the ground below, blood spattering everywhere.

Chris reopened his eyes to find his pen was hot to the touch. Checking it, he saw a third of its ink had been consumed.

Then, he heard the invigilator's announcement.

"Eliminating those who raise issues instead of addressing the issues themselves: Emotionality: 2 points, Rationality: 8 points."

"Tch!" Chris sneered, "Emotions? It's just some meaningless moral restraint. Fucking Virtue preachers. Thanks to them, I didn't get the item reward."

Shaking his head, Chris promptly left the examination hall.

...

In the real world.

Chris used his talent to kill the girl who spread rumors about him. Although he scored a high rationality score of 8 points, his emotionality score was just

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