Seeing Hill's reaction, Raymond knew that his argument had been half successful.

He deliberately described his ability as "a secondary personality with different professions", and described it as a stereotyped professional symbol such as martial arts masters, private detectives, special forces soldiers, etc., which is itself a half-true and half-false showdown.

Information such as true and false is often the most difficult to see through. This is also the saying he had already thought of after he decided to act like a wave of mutants.

For him at this stage, this level of showdown will definitely outweigh the disadvantages.

There is no need to say much about profit.

The first thing to bear is to remove the hidden dangers in the [Clockwork Mental Hospital].

When he revealed that he had the ability and his ability was multiple personality, even if Director Ludan sent someone to the hospital to ask about his condition, it would not be intrusive.

Who made him not "recover"? Naturally, there is no mistake.

In addition, after Hill and the others found that other invaders were killed in the hospital, they would probably send people back for further investigation. It is hard to say whether they would find any clues.

Although Raymond didn't feel that he had left any trace, sometimes he was not afraid of ten thousand, but was afraid of if he was.

His selective showdown at this time is equivalent to removing a hidden danger in advance.

On the other hand, it can also explain some abnormal actions that may occur later. For example, if he switches to the dead-shooting personality to teach, it will not arouse any more suspicion.

As for the disadvantages, they certainly exist.

For example, he is not a real mutant. If he uses a device that specifically detects the "X gene" to conduct a physical examination on him, he will naturally find this.

But the problem is that he never said he was a mutant from beginning to end, and everything was just Hill unilaterally making the judgment that he might be a mutant.

Even if I really find out in the future that he is not a mutant, the blame will not be on his head.

What's more, there are not a thousand or eight hundred types of extraordinary groups in this world. The mutant is just thinking of it because of the largest number.

There are also many extraordinary groups similar to mutants, such as the Inhumans created by the Kree, and genetic mutations caused by external stimuli such as Spider and Green Fat.

This is just a relatively well-known one, and there are even more unknown ones.

No one can guarantee that they know all the extraordinary groups on Earth, and of course SHIELD cannot do it either.

So, Raymond was not very worried about this.

Even if it was exposed for a day, Director Ludan's egg would not have any doubts about him, a victim who was crazy about the "Tahiti Plan" because of such a trivial misunderstanding.

"I don't understand one thing very much..." After digesting this sudden and explosive news, Hill spoke hesitantly.

"Please say it." Raymond signaled her to continue.

"Even if you can teach your special forces deputy personality in the combat institute, it is still a lot more troublesome than teaching psychology yourself, right?" Hill asked in a deep thought.

"If someone else asks me about this question, I might just find an excuse to fool you, but Miss Hill, you are your own person, so I won't lie to you."

Speaking of this, Raymond's expression was a little heavy, "The reason for my choice is actually very simple, because I want to stay away from psychology, the farther the better. If it is not necessary, I will never want to touch this field again in my life. I also hope that Miss Hill, you can understand..."

Raymond actually did not answer Hill's question positively. He was just expressing his unwillingness to touch psychology, but combined with his experience, his heavy expression at this moment.

Hill has automatically helped him figure out an inner scene.

In Hill's opinion, Raymond must have left a psychological shadow on the "Tahiti Plan" and became disgusted with his work, so he was unwilling to continue touching these things.

He would even rather reveal that his illness had not been cured and that there was an unexpected mutation of suspected mutants awakening, than to touch the field of psychology again.

The degree of disgust can be imagined.

Thinking of this, Hill said solemnly, "Thank you for your trust, Doctor, I fully understand Doctor's feelings... Please rest assured that I guarantee that I will report this matter to Director Fury, except for reporting it to Director Fury, I will not tell anyone until you agree with the doctor!"

"Then I really thank you very much, Miss Hill." Raymond looked relieved.

"It should be that we thank you, Doctor. This is what we owe you." Hill shook his head, "I will find a way to help you explain to Agent Weaver later. Please rest assured."

Seeing Hill so 'reasonable', Raymond stopped when he saw that he was better and put aside the idea of ​​continuing to perform his acting skills.

When things came to this point, the problems he faced were obviously solved.

There is no need to act too much, too much is too little.

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evening.

Hill returned to the [Sanquyi Building] alone and went straight to the director's office on the top floor.

Fury was originally dealing with official duties, but when he saw Hill coming back, he stood up to greet him with a laugh: "Thank you so hard this time, Hill, I owe you a favor."

"You'd better pay back the favor you owed Dr. Raymond first." Hill was not in a joking mood.

Of course, Fury also saw that her expression was wrong and immediately asked: "What happened? Is there something wrong with the arrangements from the college?"

"That's not..."

Hill shook her head, and then roughly repeated the communication process between her and Raymond.

"Mutant?" After listening to Hill's retelling, Fury's expression became a little more serious.

It can be seen that this answer is not within his expectations.

He thought Hill would look solemn, at most, the academy had inappropriate arrangements for Raymond, which caused Hill to be dissatisfied, but he didn't expect it to be like this.

"I'm not sure whether they are mutants or not, but the doctor's experience is obviously similar to the awakening process of most mutants. They are all abilities that they have after being stimulated..."

"It's very similar, indeed." Fury pondered.

"What are you going to do with this?" Hill asked.

"I hope this ends here."

"Um?"

"You should be aware of the attitudes of governments towards mutants. They are not in a good situation. Some radicals are even chasing them in secret..."

Fury said with a serious expression: "Our character in S.H.I.E.L.D. has always been a lubricant between the extraordinary world and the ordinary world... We can choose not to go to either side, but we cannot control the attitudes of the radical parties towards them, and we are not suitable to intervene in these disputes."
Chapter completed!