<span style="font-style: italic">~Not a killer? They all say that, at the start. The hypocrites, who want to appear like normal people. The psychos who have a mask of a friendly normal citizen. Consulting psychos daily, you would know what I mean. Anyway, It will be your future. Probably..~</span>Lan Feng thought. He was controlling his expression quite well, listening attentively, without looking too bored.<br/><span style="color: #4080FF">"Yeah, of course, you are not <span style="font-style: italic">them</span>... what I mean is you should try to look at the overall picture. Details like ambiente, a place, an important beacon - all of them can give keypoints...".~</span>he emphasized, while smiling softly.<br/>~Revenge? Its simple, but feasible... Thats what I'd say, If I didnt know better...~ He thought, while recapping her words. She wasnt far off, but there was no way she would get to the core of the problem. And even if she did, her mind would be shattered.<br/>Lan Feng had seen some cases where the patient found out through accident or snooping around what had happened to them. Part of them were vegetables. The others committed suicide. He wouldnt want that to happen to an important subject as Harriett.<br/>Did he already accept her as his subject? Lan Feng noticed. Him thinking this way, was a little strange - usually the live subjects of this project were basically<span style="font-style: italic">forced </span>on him. For he was<span style="font-style: italic">the specialist</span>. The specialist for human and non-human minds.<br/><span style="color: #4080FF">"However its important to get it all out of your system, and, who knows, maybe we can get a lead on what is happening to you." </span>Rolling his eyes at himself on the inside, he continued, after a small pause.<br/><span style="color: #4080FF">"And, arent animal mutations quite popular nowadays? There are even people who have hormonal and genetic therapies to make them look like yours, for example. The ears are quite cute."  </span>He didnt go overboard with the compliments. It would look insincere. But It was necessary to win a bit of a patient's trust - or at least not lose too much of it.