Weird Live Broadcast: I Can Deduce Endlessly Chapter 27: The Origin of Petz

(You forcefully break your index finger.)

(The intense pain instantly clears your mind.)

(The specimens here have proven the true nature of the hospital's research: they are transforming humans into those black-haired monsters known as Petz.)

(You continue walking forward.)

(You find a pile of certificates and photos.)

(You discover the dean holding a Petz, as if walking a dog.)

(He stands on a large podium.)

(The dean is the only person without a mask.)

(Other people wearing various animal masks applaud excitedly from below, while the dean smiles arrogantly, causing you physical discomfort.)

(You vaguely understand why the indigenous people wanted to purchase Petz.)

(You speculate that they are simply for their amusement, just like humans buying cats and dogs.)

(However, human dignity does not allow such things to happen.)

(So the hospital uses these methods to transform humans and turn them into pets that adapt to their society.)

(In the eyes of the indigenous people, humans are just a group of low-level creatures.)

(The dean "tames" humans in such an inhumane way.)

(Is this the truth?)

(You kneel on the ground, feeling everything around you twist and distort.)

(You shake your head.)

(At the Level -2 floor, your mind remains in an unstable state, making it difficult for you to determine if this place is real or an illusion.)

(What if those photos and specimens are all fake?)

(Or... perhaps...)

(The world above the hospital is fake, and the underground world is the real one?)

(You cannot judge at the moment.)

(The unspeakable has greatly inhibited your thinking, making it impossible for you to reason normally.)

(You can no longer bear the pressure.)

(You are about to collapse.)

(You terminate the deduction!)

Gu Yi opened his eyes, leaning against the windowsill, and vomited with nausea.

Xu Nian stood up and wanted to help him, but Gu Yi waved his hand, indicating that he was fine.

During the latter part of the deduction, Gu Yi lost the ability to distinguish between reality and illusio

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