Chapter 2659

Afterward, many professional personnel analyzed the scene of the conversation between Schiller, Peter, and Stark from various details, which was nothing more than saying that Schiller maintained the quality of a professional psychologist during the communication process, managed not to stimulate the patient, actively guided the patient, and used his professional knowledge to let everyone communicate calmly.

This couldn't be considered a highlight, because Schiller himself was a famous psychologist and also a psychological consultant for S. H. I. E. L. D.; it would be strange if he didn't have solid professional standards.

But there was one point that made everyone very concerned, which was the relationship between Strange and Schiller; in the first episode, it once showed their daily life working in the hospital; that time Schiller was late for the consultation because he went to appease a patient, and Strange's attitude at that time wasn't good.

Before, Strange also called Schiller a drug addict, not looking at his nose or eyes; although peers repel each other, one was a surgeon and one was a psychologist; the two were eight poles apart, so how could they not get along?

Regarding the issue of drug addiction, it was also discussed back and forth several times on the internet; many people who had a history of drug addiction stood up and said that Dr. Schiller couldn't possibly be addicted to drugs; he had absolutely no manifestations of addiction, such as scattered eyes, limb convulsions, or lack of concentration.

There were also some people who said it was possible that he had a history of drug addiction, but even so, as a psychologist, this was quite unprofessional, and they even began to question the legality of Schiller's license.

Then, of course, someone dug up deeper things; after all, when the Superego created this person, he still wrote a slightly origin story; the Schiller in the original setting was studying step by step, and then went to major hospitals to work.

Because a character was written in directly, so before Schiller came, this person Schiller also existed; otherwise, there wouldn't be so many teachers and classmates who knew him.

Since there were rich social relationships, naturally there would be acquaintances who would come out to break the news.

The highlights of the news breaking were as follows: first, Schiller was a devout Catholic, spending a lot of time going to church to pray every weekend, and had a good relationship with many clergy members.

Second, he was indeed addicted to alcohol and drugs, but the whistleblower only provided evidence from his university to graduate school period, and couldn't prove that he was still addicted after he obtained his license.

Third, his grades during his university period were quite good, he was gentle and polite, and had quite a few pursuers, but he hadn't heard that he had a long-term partner, or simply hadn't heard that he had been in love.

Fourth, because of his solid professional level during his university period, he helped many people in the upper class, which was also the reason why he could enter hospitals like Presbyterian Hospital after choosing his profession; now he was still providing professional psychological consultation for big tycoons like Stark.

Fifth, and also the most explosive one, someone said that he had once been forced to work for law enforcement agencies for some reason, which was also an important reason why he could enter S. H. I. E. L. D. later and become a psychological consultant for superheroes.

And the Greed who watched these news breaks rushed into the High Tower at the first moment, shouted at the Superego's office: "Superego!! How did you write the origin story?! Just hard-copying the previous life, right?!!!"

Others were also very shocked after seeing these news breaks; the superheroes of the Avengers certainly couldn't do the thing of checking Schiller's background; although they often asked one after another, and guessed, they didn't investigate very clearly.

Pepper had also investigated him before hiring Schiller, but things like having worked for law enforcement agencies, or small things in Schiller's youth, couldn't be checked out; at most, she could only check that his professional level was good and he had dealt with the upper class.

Although everyone was very interested, they also knew that these news breaks couldn't be fully believed; many smart people also realized that Schiller actually didn't come from this world, so these were very likely also news he released; true or false, just treat it as fun.

But there was still one person, a person who didn't belong to this world, who also went online, and that was Pamela.

Although she was working in the Himalayas, logically speaking, there was no signal here, but unfortunately, China's construction speed was indeed fast; the construction project of the mountain was still in the process, and the network had already been connected.

Although it could only connect to the intranet, don't forget that China also had a Douyin, and it was more than one version ahead of the outside; the marketing accounts here said everything, focusing on one thing: not shocking people to death.

Douyin's algorithm wasn't given for nothing; Pamela had always been able to brush up on news about this documentary, and also ate a bunch of various superhero melons; now he could be considered the person in the DC universe who understood Marvel heroes the best.

Brushing and brushing, she brushed up on Schiller's analysis video; although most of them were also copied and pasted by unreliable marketing accounts, Pamela knew something about Schiller after all; she felt that these things broken out could really match her understanding of Schiller.

The truest one was the part about working for law enforcement agencies; Schiller obviously had an extraordinary understanding of American law enforcement agencies like the FBI; he was too familiar with their style of doing things; he even felt that the special agent boss Amanda wasn't as familiar with the road as he was.

Other things like being a Catholic, university grades, falling in love or not, were all private matters and didn't matter; the key was that this part about law enforcement agencies triggered most people's curiosity.

In the eyes of ordinary people, it was too normal for a psychologist with high professional standards to be hired by agencies like the FBI; after all, the FBI itself had many professional consultants, and there was a specialized research institute in criminal psychology; it was normal for Schiller to work for them.

But in the eyes of superheroes who knew the bottom line, Schiller didn't look like a person who would work for law enforcement departments, especially not likely to work for the FBI, especially Nick; he felt that whoever worked for the FBI, Schiller couldn't possibly work for them, because they all knew in essence how stupid the operation logic of this kind of agency was.

But the crowd's gold melts bones; everyone said it as if it were true; Nick also decided to investigate; after such an investigation, it seemed that there was really such a thing, but he couldn't investigate the details.

This was really strange, Nick thought; if Schiller really had done it, it was unlikely he would hide it from them; if Schiller hadn't done it, who could forge it?

More importantly, if Schiller had done it, how could he not be able to check it out?

Nick himself actually didn't take the matter of working for law enforcement agencies seriously; after all, Schiller couldn't be a mole sent to him by the FBI, so what if he had worked or not?

But not being able to check this matter made him inevitably suspicious; all special agent bosses were of the same nature; you could be good or bad, but you couldn't let me not understand; suspicion was engraved in their bones.

Nick was just suspicious of Schiller, but it wasn't that he was suspicious of his position; mainly he felt that, generally speaking, the ball of yarn Schiller was entangled in wouldn't be laid out for too long, but it was also surprisingly big; if there was a conspiracy he had been laying out since his university period, then how big would this movement be? So he became even more anxious.

On the other side, Greed and Pride were reconciling accounts with the Superego.

"This matter can't blame me." The Superego pushed the responsibility directly away; he said, "Even if I copied it, I had to have something to copy; who did the things in the previous life?"

"Most of them were pathological; I only did it once." Greed said.

"You only did it once and something happened." Pride said unhappily, "You caused trouble yourself, and then deleted the memory, causing all of us not to react; if it weren't for this, how could we be caught by the handle?"

"That was just an accident." Greed said.

"You even refuse to tell the truth until now." The Superego was even more heartbroken; he said, "I wouldn't be surprised if any Schiller could do this, but how could it be you? How could you happen to let go of..."

Pride's face was already very unkind; he looked at Greed and said, "So why didn't you solve that eyewitness at the beginning? If it weren't for her, would we have to work for the FBI?"

"I said I had my own plans; don't ask." Greed obviously still didn't want to say.

Then he suddenly reacted, looked at the Superego and said, "You were just to retaliate against me, so you copied and pasted our previous life's experience to that universe of mine! Now that it's been dug out, how am I supposed to explain it?!"

"Then how are you explaining it to us now." The Superego said righteously, "You go tell them you have your own plans."

Greed had a headache; wasn't this equivalent to telling them he was weaving a big conspiracy? But he didn't!

Greed's gaze swept back and forth between Pride and the Superego, and finally sighed and said, "This matter is very complex; it's very difficult for me to explain to you; we are one person; can't you believe me?"

"We are one person, and you still delete our memories?!"

Greed sighed long, knowing it couldn't be explained, and didn't stay here anymore, but floated up, calculating how to solve this trouble.

Now it had been dug out; no matter how he said it, people who knew him would definitely think that he had never mentioned this matter before, which was digging a hole, not knowing who was waiting to jump; he now belonged to jumping into the Yellow River and couldn't wash it clean.

Schiller thought for a while and felt that in view of his previous great achievements, sophistry was definitely useless; this was absolutely the Superego and Pride joining hands to retaliate against him.

Then only one method remained, which was to let the previous life's experiences copied by the Superego not be dug out; anyway, he really hadn't done it in this universe; why should he take this pot?

But he was already popular now; even if he wasn't paid attention to for a while, he would be discovered sooner or later; then the method was to let him not be popular at all, not appear in the public's vision, so there wouldn't be such a pile of broken things.

Although for most people there was no regret medicine to eat, for Schiller it might not be; he had many ways to travel through time; the more troublesome thing was that Nick was also the head of the Time Variance Authority; it was a bit difficult to hide from him.

But in the end, Schiller still thought of a way, which was that foreign monks are good at chanting scriptures; Barry, as the producer of the Speed Force, could also use his ability in Marvel.

The Speed Force didn't blend with the Marvel timeline; the act of traveling through time wouldn't be discovered by the Time Variance Authority; Schiller could return to the past silently.

This time he must honestly stay in Arkham Asylum to work; this broken vacation is better not to take.