Chapter 6 Chapter Five: The Greatest Secret of Mankind in the Past Hundred Years

The voice-activated sensor light in the corridor has gone out, and I stare at the wish fulfiller in a daze. it's me. Half a minute ago, I asked who the middle-aged woman was waiting for me at the door, and the reply appeared on the wish-fulfiller! It can't be a coincidence, that's the answer to my question!The most direct and unambiguous reply.As for how she sends a signal to the wish fulfiller through her mobile phone, I think it can be achieved by editing a software. If she wants to avoid being tracked, it is not too difficult to modify the hardware. If she said that she is the one who has been answering me through the wish fulfiller, that she is the person standing behind this small box, who has been imagined by me as various mysterious images many times, I may not believe it so easily.But these two words flashed in front of me, but they confirmed my identity in the most direct and even rude way!

I sent my wish "Who are you" to the wish fulfiller a month ago and now I have received this answer.However, what did the string of names that appeared on the wish fulfiller before, Lan Kefan, Hou Guan, Hu Xianyang... mean? I know that the answer is just a few steps away, just a door away. However, along with the imminent answer, there is even greater fear, as if a giant beast from the wild is lying outside the door, panting lowly, and the original fate is in danger of being cut into pieces by its teeth Turbulence, waiting for me to step in. I try to free myself from this fantasy, that there are no monsters, that bad premonitions of fate are illusions, that there is only a middle-aged woman there...and the secrets she brings.

However, even if I get rid of sensibility and return to rationality, I also understand that my situation is already different. In the past month or so, I have been scrambling to find out, step by step.Although since Feng Yi's death, I felt that there was a faint net around me, and those names led me to an unknown direction, but in any case, I had a certain degree of initiative.At least, I think that I can withdraw at any time. But if I step out of this door again and come in front of that woman, my initiative will be completely lost. I couldn't help laughing, what was I thinking, now that she's here, she's already standing there, she's already typed "It's me" on the wish fulfiller, do I still want to get away, I can just go upstairs to sleep, fantasizing Didn't everything happen?

I'm already in turbulence! Well, it depends on where it takes me. Take two steps forward, turn the door lock, and the lock cylinder makes a light "click".I opened the door and walked out, and she was just a few steps away, staring at me without any expression, as if everything was under her control. "Hello." I said. "Hello." "What's the name?" "Wang Meifen." It's an extremely common name, but I don't know if it's true.It's just that I feel that this name is a bit familiar, as if I've heard it somewhere.

I shook the wish fulfiller and said, "So, you gave this thing to Xi Lei?" "So to speak. Do you have time?" I spread my hands: "You are already here." I thought she would go to my house, but she led me out of the community. It was almost midnight, and there were no other pedestrians in the community, only a cat jumped out from under the car and disappeared into the grass.I waited for her to speak, but she remained silent until she walked out of the community and came to the street. "Do you... believe that there is an omniscient and omnipotent God in this world?"

A simple sentence made my heart skip a beat. "I don't believe it. If there really is an all-knowing and all-powerful God who can control our destiny, then what is the meaning of our life?" Although the experience from Feng Yizhi's death to the present has made me feel that "maybe there really is a web of fate", I still answer this way.Rather than saying that I firmly believe so, it is better to say that I expect it to be so.I hope that fate can be in my own hands. "See that pharmacy?" She pointed across the road. "I see, why?" She crossed the road to the long-closed pharmacy and began banging on the locked glass door.

"It's not a 24-hour pharmacy, nobody's there," I said. "Someone." She continued to knock on the door. I frowned and stood behind her watching.A minute later, a light was turned on in the store, and a man came out wearing flip flops. "Buy medicine," she said. The shopkeeper muttered a few words, and then asked, "What medicine?" "Watermelon Frost Spray." "You changed it to 24 hours now?" I asked him strangely. "No way, there are no more people at home today, so I will temporarily sleep in the store for one night. You are lucky."

The shopkeeper went back and took the watermelon cream and handed it out through the crack of the door. Wang Meifang paid the money and then gave me the medicine. I took the medicine in my hand and was dumbfounded, not only because there was actually someone in the pharmacy, but also because she bought watermelon cream and gave me the medicine. Does she really know everything? Wang Meifen smiled at me. My heart sank. Yes, she actually did know. I have never told anyone that I am getting canker sores in my mouth and it hurts. Some people often have mouth ulcers, but I rarely have them.

How did she know? Do you know that the owner will temporarily sleep in the store tonight, and that I need medicine to treat oral ulcers? And how did she know the secret of Sister Lizhi, and how did she know about our reasoning game, and I would say that at that time. Could it be that there really is an omniscient and omnipotent god in this world, and this god is her? I couldn't help but look her up and down. In her forties, she has a thin face, bright eyes, and the corners of the eyes are raised. If she wants, it will be a pair of charming eyes, but now they seem to be unpredictable, and I don't know what is hidden.Except for the eyes, her whole face was hard, with a thin, receding chin that seemed a little mean.She was wearing a black suit, with a somewhat unpredictable aura in her seriousness.

A burly man in a vest and shorts ran from the front and passed us. "If I say that this man has to run for more than an hour every night, his wife will take advantage of this time to have an affair with others, and he pretends not to know, do you believe it or not, do you want to catch up and ask him?" "No, I'm afraid of being beaten." "So you believe it now?" she asked me. I hesitate to speak, yes, since I blurted out for fear of being beaten, it means I have believed it in my heart. Ridiculous, nonsensical, how can such a thing happen, there is no god in the world.All kinds of beliefs or emotions are intertwined in my mind, but there is still one thing that can't be changed, that is, I really believe that the strong man with muscle bumps acquiesced to his wife's cheating.

I could only smile and say, "You want to say, you are a god?" "I'm not a god," she said. "I'm just a programmer." "Programmer?" These three words are really meaningful, and there are too many hidden things in it.Could it be that she wants to say that the world is a set of programs, and she is a programmer? "Literally, without any specific reference." She guessed what I was thinking: "Programmer, or software engineer, computer scientist, Internet scientist, but at the end of the day, I am a programmer." I finally remembered who she was. She is really a programmer, one of the best programmers in China. As a reporter, the information you come into contact with is very complex, and you will need to interview various people from all walks of life.Naturally, I have not interviewed her, but I have seen reports about her, but I can’t remember the specific content now. In short, she is a person who is very good at programming, and an authority in some sub-fields of computers and the Internet.The last time I saw her name was when I was looking up Hou Guan’s information. In the introduction of Hou Guan in two places, there was something like “and Wang Meifen are called China’s most…”.You must know that those who are said to be in the same name with so-and-so, generally speaking, have a slightly weaker reputation or strength. The most active geniuses in this field are generally men in their teens and twenties. Wang Meifen can maintain her position to this day, which shows what an amazing brain she has.If IQ is measured, it is safe to press me by a few points. Fortunately, she is not a god. "Since you are not a god, I have too many questions here, and I don't know where to start." Speaking of this, I suddenly had a flash of inspiration and asked, "Are you the same as Lang Kefan and the others, and you also want to ask questions?" Is there a meeting every two years?" She turned her head and glanced at me, then nodded slightly: "It seems that I have found the right person." "Look for me? You, or you guys, aren't omnipotent?" I said half-seriously and half-jokingly. We walked to the corner of the street, and there was a small open-air park, where hundreds of trees were transplanted, and there were several benches on the path in the forest, and we sat down on the outermost one. "I hope I did nothing wrong. What you are about to hear is the greatest secret of mankind in the past hundred years." As a well-informed person in the true sense, I have experienced too many secret incidents in the past ten years. If any one is brought out, ordinary people will exclaim that it is absolutely impossible. Secretly wants to tell me, I will only laugh at her ignorance, but now, I can't help swallowing and pricking up my ears. "You probably don't know me very well, but I believe that Lang Kefan, Hu Xianyang, Lou Huaichen, Fang Zhen, Qiu Wendong, Wang Lei, Hou Guan, you should be very familiar with their situation." "Yes, those emails were also sent to me by you." Wang Meifen nodded. "The status of these people in the academic world, if placed in the world, is quite influential. They are top-notch scholars. With their current academic achievements, even if some of them have not yet won the highest academic awards in their fields, it will be sooner or later. thing." Having said that, she stopped and showed a strange smile.There is helplessness and sarcasm in this smile, and there are more complex connotations, which are fleeting under the starlight and street lights. "I think you have seen that there is some kind of connection behind them, and you have even deduced that they are members of a certain organization." "They? Shouldn't you say 'we'?" "Yes, we." Wang Meifen admitted frankly: "There are only eight people like us in China, because after all, there is still a gap between us and Europe in terms of academics." "You mean, your organization brings together the top scholars in various disciplines?" "Not all disciplines, but biology, society, psychology, economics, meteorology, astronomy, mathematics, computer and network. Besides, when it comes to the top scholars, it's not what you think." "What's the meaning?" "Do you think we are the top scholars?" "Isn't it? You said it yourself just now, it's top-notch." "There are some things that can't be seen from the data on the surface. Generally speaking, a person's academic theory has a process of formation, especially a breakthrough theory, from a flash of inspiration, to the formation of a prototype, to slowly It will take several years or even decades to perfect. People around you, such as colleagues, will see this process very clearly. But, for example, Lan Kefan, his interpersonal field theory, appeared suddenly. The first paper It is relatively complete, and before that, none of his colleagues and classmates knew that he had this idea. Maybe you will think that this is a genius-like inspiration. A blockbuster, but if I told you that these eight people, including me, were basically in a similar situation, how would you feel?" "Could it be, could it be..." "If you made a comparison and found that everyone's most important academic breakthroughs were made after attending the biennial conference you just mentioned, how would you feel?" "That's not your theory, someone else told you?" My heart beat violently. If this inference is true, it is simply amazing. Before I could think about it, Wang Meifen sent out a more powerful blow. "If I tell you again, these theories, these theories that have been amazed by the world as soon as they appear, are actually just some backward, outdated or even specious things. There are a group of people in this world. Some of them are the best in the academic world, and some are unknown. However, in their respective fields, they are at least thirty years ahead of the times, but keep these achievements secret, how do you feel?" I took a deep breath. "Biology, society, psychology, mathematics, astronomy, meteorology, economics, computers and networks. Take these together, what exactly do you want to do?" "omnipotent." "What?" I heard it clearly, but I couldn't help but ask again. Wang Meifen sighed. "Let me start at the beginning. Do you know Morgan, T. H. Morgan?" "He is... is..." This name is also vaguely familiar, more familiar than Wang Meifen's name, but I still can't react. "Fruit flies," she suggested. "Ah, you mean the father of genetics, the one who established the theory of chromosome genetics through the study of fruit flies? Could it be that he is also a member of your organization?" Wang Meifen shook her head: "I'm talking about Eliot, a classmate of Morgan's when he was studying in the Department of Biology at Hopkins University." "Morgan... when he was in college? Was that the beginning of the last century?" I remember that Morgan won the Nobel Prize, which must have happened in the first half of the twentieth century. "In 1886. At that time, Johns Hopkins University was the most important university in the United States to pay attention to biology. It created a generation of American zoologists, and Morgan and Eliot were the first batch of students in the Department of Biology. Because Eliot Especially, Morgan once decided to give up biology and study other subjects, and he mentioned this idea many times in letters with his family.” Having said that, Wang Meifen glanced at me, and asked me with a slightly emotional tone: "Do you know why, because Eliot is too good, his light makes Morgan unable to look directly, and he begins to doubt himself Is there a future in this discipline?" I almost thought I heard wrong.What kind of concept is it that made the later father of genetics doubt his talent so much that he almost gave up biology.To use a few inappropriate analogies, it is as if Qian Zhongshu was so beaten that he dared not write novels, Lin Biao was so beaten that he dared not command wars, and my amazingly talented friend Liang Yingwu was so beaten that he gave up studying literature. Of course, although I have always had a high opinion of Liang Yingwu, I still don't think his talent is enough to stand shoulder to shoulder with the father of genetics. "Then what happened to Eliot later? Could it be that Morgan also had a share in his research on fruit flies?" "No, this is the most difficult fact for Morgan. The reason why Eliot went to Hopkins to study biology was because of his interest in a new discipline at the time-sociology. He never wanted to be a real biologist." "what?" "Eliot firmly believed that starting with biology could answer many questions in sociology. At that time, he had two main viewpoints. First, he believed that the study of animal or insect populations could be of great help to the study of human society. According to research, the biggest difference between human beings and animals, being the spirits of all things, is that human beings have learned to lie, are used to concealing their true purpose and disposition, and often put on moral cloaks, putting on layers of masks for themselves. But biological The original instinct of human beings will not change, but it will be distorted after going through this heavy mask. Therefore, comparing the group patterns of other creatures to human society, there will often be a feeling of enlightenment; another aspect is that at the micro level To understand how cells work together to maintain the normal operation of the human body is also conducive to the study of the entire human society, including the chaos of the human body or the overall system caused by the invasion of bacteria and viruses, that is, disease, which can also be used to compare human society various mutations, such as the consequences of wars and famines.” "Oh, this is really a genius idea." When I heard it, I felt very reasonable.Seeing the big from the small, comprehending by analogy, such a theory has a more philosophical beauty. "Of course. At that time, sociology was still in its infancy. There were not many predecessors' treatises to study, and there were few related courses in universities. Therefore, in order to practice his theory, Eliot first studied biology systematically. It is also a matter of course. Things. And when Morgan learned of Eliot's true thoughts, he was even more shocked. A person whose biological talent makes him difficult to compare, turned out to only use biology as a means of sociological research!" I shook my head, feeling some sympathy for Morgan.If Liang Yingwu is considered an elite and Morgan is a genius, how should people like Eliot be classified?What makes a genius despair is almost a god. Perhaps the only people who can be compared are people like Einstein, Newton, and Da Vinci. "Then what happened next?" "After finishing his studies at Johns Hopkins University, Eliot went to the Brazilian rainforest. There is a native undisturbed natural ecology, complex and mysterious. There, Eliot ushered in the most important discovery of his life ——Several kinds of fungi, which have a terrible connection with the local ants. Specifically, these fungi can infect carpenter ants through spores, take over and control the body of carpenter ants, and make them find suitable The environment in which fungi grow and eventually kill them. In fact, naturalist Wallace once discovered similar organisms in Sulawesi Island, Indonesia in 1859. He called them 'zombie ant fungi'. Unfortunately, on the way back His boat caught fire, and he lost all his specimens. I have to say, the same thing, the same discovery, different minds, will come to completely different conclusions. If it were you, who discovered such a zombie ant fungus, would you Any ideas?" "Me? I'm neither Eliot nor Newton. I'm probably writing a report or a horror story." "Eliott's initial thinking focused on how these fungi controlled the ants and turned them into zombies that obeyed orders. He thought it might be a virus or some chemical reaction. However, his understanding of biology Research, after all, is for the purpose of sociology. Suddenly, an idea flashed, if we figure out how ants are controlled and build a similar model, can we achieve a directional impact on the crowd, or even the entire human society?" "This is unbelievable, directional influence, you mean, control?" I felt a deep sense of dread, and my whole body went cold. "The ultimate in directional influence is control." "He succeeded?" "Soon." "Wait, you mean, he's still alive?" How could he be alive when he was in college in 1886?The longest-lived person on record is probably around 100 years old. Those people who suddenly appeared and claimed to be 130 or 50 years old could not provide reliable proof of birth time.If Eliot lived to this day, he must not be over one hundred and forty years old?But after thinking about it, Wang Meifen said that the technology mastered by their group is thirty years ahead, maybe... "Eliott died in 1961. But in a sense, he is still alive." Wang Meifen did not delve into this intriguing topic, but returned to Eliot in 1891. In the summer of 1891, Eliot discovered four species of zombie ant fungi in the remote Brazilian rainforest, which reproduced using carpenter ants in the rainforest.This kind of utilization is not the usual mutualism, such as ants and aphids, nor is it simply parasitic, such as various parasitic flies and caterpillar beetles.The way the zombie ant fungus is, is control.When the spores it emits meet the corresponding kind of carpenter ants, they can infect and even completely control the actions of carpenter ants, so that all subsequent behaviors of carpenter ants will be aimed at the reproduction of fungi. Such fungi are a treasure trove for biologists. If we can figure out how the weird control is carried out, a series of major biomedical achievements will be obtained, and it will also help the improvement of the theory of species evolution. Evil A little bit, it is even possible to develop control drugs for humans. But Eliot is not a biologist. As a sociologist, his thinking is unique and grand.He thought that the zombification of carpenter ants is essentially a small group of invading cells—spores or something carried by the spores. Through a series of unknown reactions, a huge group of cells—carpenter ants will eventually change the original normal operation Patterns, passed on to obey the orders of the invading cells.In other words, no matter how complex a group is, it may be completely changed in an extremely simple way, as long as you find the position of the switch.So, does this mean that in human society, there is also a "switch" mode, as long as you find the switch and press it, it is like knocking down the first domino, and at a very small cost, the entire society can Make controlled changes. This is like the reverse interpretation of the butterfly effect.The so-called butterfly effect, that is, a butterfly in the Amazon rainforest flaps its wings, causing a slight disturbance to the surrounding air, and the influence of this weak airflow spreads and amplifies layer by layer, which can cause a tornado in the United States a few weeks later.However, there are innumerable butterflies flapping their wings in the world every moment, and more often the airflow of their wings is like ripples in the water, which will soon be annihilated and subsided. How to design a set of procedures to find out the influence What about the "key butterfly".And Eliot's ambition, or the intuition of a genius, made him feel that there must be a way, not only to find the "key butterfly", but also to create a "key butterfly" for the next rain in New York. Wang Meifen mentioned that Elliott wanted to create a controllable butterfly effect, but I heard something wrong, and asked: "Wait, it's not right, the butterfly effect was only proposed in the 1950s and 1960s." "It was first mentioned in a paper submitted to the New York Academy of Sciences by American meteorologist Lorenz in 1963." She affirmed my statement, but said: "However, this does not mean that the butterfly effect is Invented by Lorenz." After hearing what she meant, I couldn't hide my astonishment, and asked, "Could it be that Lorenz is also one of yours, who gained great fame with the leftovers of the theory created by Eliot decades ago, just like Lan Kefan?" ?” Wang Meifen didn't answer me directly: "In fact, the same truth was known hundreds of years ago. Like a Western folk song said, if a nail is lost, a shoe is broken; if a shoe is broken, a shoe is broken." For a horse; for want of a horse, a knight is wounded; for a knight wounded, a battle is lost; for a war lost, an empire is lost.” "If the enemy country of that empire stole the first nail in order to win, huh, this is what Eliot wants to do." "Yes. He got inspiration from the Brazilian rainforest, brought zombie bacteria and carpenter ants back home, and devoted himself to research. With the deepening of research, Eliot finally realized that although he had full confidence in his talents, he He chose a path that was too difficult for himself. His intuition told him that he would be successful if he followed it, but the problems to be solved during the process were ten times and a hundred times the pre-estimated ones, just like the main body of an iceberg hidden under water. If you can When you see it, you know that the towering floating mountains on the water are just insignificant hills." Now that Wang Meifen has mentioned, I have already guessed that the so-called wish fulfiller is the result of Eliot's research until today.From Eliot's first flash of inspiration in front of the zombie bacteria to today's wish-fulfiller, there must be thousands of mountains and rivers in the middle, but after Wang Meifen's explanation, I realized that the disciplines involved in this journey are more than imagined more complicated. In terms of biology alone, there were already a lot of impossible tasks for Eliot back then.Taking the invasion of carpenter ants by zombie fungus spores as an example, what kind of mechanism is it, bacteria or viruses or something else, and what kind of chemical reactions are used to defeat the resistance of the carpenter ant's own body system step by step, and finally take over the carpenter ants completely. In today's field of biology, this is also a difficult problem that takes time to overcome.Any biological team today will find it a difficult nut to crack, because it is likely to involve the genetic level, and human beings have just started in this area. Today's biology is separated from Eliot's era by 120 years. During this period, countless major achievements in biology and medicine cannot be made up for by any monstrous genius mind. As long as he is still a human being, he will never be able to can't do it!Taking a step back, if there is a so-called time travel, Eliot actually has the soul of a 21st-century biology postdoctoral fellow, and he can't do the same, because research tools can't be changed except for theory. Just to give an example, in 1891, could a computer that operated tens of billions of times per second be built? Even if the blueprints were laid out, it would not be possible to make it. This is related to the industrial level of human civilization at that time.Let alone 1891, even 1961, when Eliot died, is impossible.To study the zombie bacteria clearly requires more experimental instruments, not just computers. To accomplish Eliot's final vision, biology is only one of the tools to provide reference, and the study of zombie bacteria is at best a small part of this tool.Other parts include research on the brain, research on the nervous system, and so on.In addition, with the inspiration of zombie bacteria, Elliott realized that more biological phenomena can help him, such as the proliferation and metastasis of cancer cells, and the overall functional changes brought about by local stimulation, such as acupuncture points and Acupuncture. There are already so many topics in photobiology, and the research on these topics will help Eliot to build a biomimetic sociological model.In addition to this model, of course, there must be the most basic human social butterfly effect model.The two models must eventually be harmonized.In fact, it is far more than the integration of the two models. There are also sociological models that imitate weather, sociological models that imitate astronomy, etc. This is to seek the law from all things in the world to obtain the ultimate wisdom!The more you study the phenomenon of one-action whole body in nature, the closer you are to the end. Eliot quickly realized that he could not complete this research on his own.He has invaded the realm of the gods, and if he succeeds, he will be omnipotent. This is a tower that reaches the sky, a mortal's fantasy.But he didn't give up and was determined to give it his all.Eliot's surname is DuPont, and he is a member of the DuPont family. As a huge chaebol that continues to this day, DuPont has never been short of money and various social resources.In addition to money, Eliot himself was also extremely attractive, which enabled him to recruit a group of top scientists at the time.The best minds of human beings can gather together. In addition to sufficient funds and Eliot's charm, the most important thing is the road that Eliot pointed out to them, the road leading to the realm of gods. Road - Once successful, the world is at your fingertips. One breath can spark a typhoon; smash a cup and win a war; tear off ten dollars and the world economy can collapse.Anything is possible as long as you figure out what the first move was. The construction of the Tongtian Tower has a fatal attraction for the participating wise men, but it must not be announced to the public. If the secret is leaked, it will be the enemy of the whole world.Just like me, after Feng Yi died because of me, when I learned that my behavior was already in someone else's script, I felt extremely uncomfortable. It is this discomfort that made me trace it until now.No one will enjoy the feeling of being controlled by others, even if this kind of control is not compulsory, but moistens things silently and unconsciously.For larger social groups, such as consortiums, parties, and even rulers, this kind of research dedicated to enabling mayflies to shake trees is the most dangerous. Once successful, no matter how many resources those forces have, they will be swept away by the wings of a butterfly. The fan will change hands.Therefore, their attitude must be to destroy if they cannot be mastered.Eliot had a clear understanding of this. From the very beginning, he established a strict system to keep the entire research hidden in darkness. Biologists, sociologists, psychologists, meteorologists...the minds of these geniuses collide with each other under the guidance of Eliot, and the light of wisdom is surging. Although the road ahead is long, their achievements in their respective fields are unique. Then one.It's just that based on the principle of keeping secrets, they formed a closed academic alliance and never released the latest results to the outside world.The river of human civilization is still flowing slowly, but there is a light boat moving swiftly in the shadows. "For all the feeders, Elliott is an eternal spiritual mentor and an indelible lighthouse. You can hardly imagine that half a month before he finally died of organ failure, he was still in control of the progress of the entire project , he was already ninety-one years old at that time, and it was a physical miracle that he could still maintain his vigorous energy and wise mind. But considering his legendary life, this miracle is not surprising. It is also because Such a miracle, when he finally died, also means that the core of all people suddenly extinguished. Of course I was not lucky to work with him, but I heard many people talk about the difficult period, although short, that almost caused the entire association to fall apart. .Finally...heh, did you notice those photos I attached to the e-mail?" I don't know why she suddenly mentioned it, and replied, "You mean the scar on everyone's chest?" "That's Elliott." "What's the meaning?" "Our biotechnology has reached a very high level in the 1960s, enough to keep Elliott's body alive. It is not the usual non-decomposition treatment of the body, but it is similar to a vegetative person. A cut will bleed and heal slowly. Of course, it costs money, but for the feeders, it is worth it. Since then, every feeder will have a piece of Eliot’s skin grafted on their heart, and they feel that Eliot is with them. After that, it became a tradition that every new feeder underwent this minor surgery. In practice, of course, most of the time the implanted skin was rejected due to rejection, and after a period of festering was eventually removed. own skin, but since it's become a ritual, it doesn't really matter how it works." I heard Wang Meifen say the word "feeder" several times in a row, but I couldn't understand what the words meant, so I asked her directly. "Eliot likes to keep dogs. He often said that the key to training dogs is to feed them, when to feed them, and how to feed them. In this sense, what we are doing is to make ourselves feeders of all human beings. .So when the group got bigger and needed an official name, there was the Feeder Association." Being a human feeder gave me a chill.This is to treat all human beings as dogs, feed them whatever they want, wag their tails if they want, and turn them in circles if they want them. "So you, Lan Kefan, Hou Guan and others on the list are all feeders?" "yes." I stood up slowly, and there was a couple hugging each other on the farthest bench, because we had already quietly left after our arrival, and now there are only two of us in this small park. Wang Meifen is still sitting, her sitting posture is very upright, showing her rigorous personality.She looked at me and took a step back, tilting her head slightly to express doubts. "You led me to see the outline of the Feeders Association step by step through the wish fulfiller. I don't know why. It was my interest in Xi Lei and the investigation of the wish fulfiller that attracted your attention? You just said There are too many, so much that I dare not continue to listen. These should all be secrets to people outside the Feeder Association, right, oh yes, you just said that the largest human being in the past hundred years Secretly, you are training all human beings to be obedient dogs, and you have almost succeeded, haven't you?" As I spoke, I observed the surroundings with my peripheral vision and ears. I have been paying attention to it since just now, but after the couple left, there was indeed no one else.The rustling of leaves in the wind, the ordinary sound of this peaceful night, now sounds like a dangerous lurking.Although I didn't find anything, Wang Meifen's omniscience along the way made me feel that everything was under her control. This feels terrible. Even though there are still many unanswered questions, such as why they made a wish fulfiller, why they gave it to Xi Lei, and why they gave me clues to follow up on the wish fulfiller.I believe that as long as you listen patiently, most of these questions will be answered.But I don't want to keep listening to her rhythm, I have to disrupt her! Like a flying insect stuck on a spider web, it always has to puff up its wings and struggle for the last time. "You told me so many secrets, I thought, I have only two choices, either die or join you. So, which one is it?" After saying this, the hairs all over my body exploded, and the muscles in my legs and hands trembled uncontrollably. I told myself to be ready to face any possible mutation, even if it was an attack, but the actual reaction of my body was so weak. Wang Meifen was silent for a long time. Frozen ten seconds. Then, she suddenly laughed. "No," she said, "the reason I tell you so much is that you can help me." She stood up. "Help me, destroy the Feeders Association."