Team villains except me

Chapter 439 Extra: The Man in the Mirror

This was Joshua's third time receiving psychotherapy.

The thin psychotherapist had a cold and serious expression, which made Yosha feel much less uncomfortable.

She and Hitti found many psychotherapists, but their hypocritical smiles made her sick. She hated this tedious and lengthy process. She wanted to ask Hitti to give up directly, but every time she did so, she would see Hitti's pleading expression.

She couldn't stand seeing such a cowardly expression on a face that looked like hers.

Fortunately, Hitti finally found an extremely serious psychotherapist.

This psychotherapist is different. She is not a doctor or a healer, she has special abilities.

"Josiah, this is your first individual therapy session. I think you should understand why."

The therapist looked through her notes, her tone serious.

"I should understand?"

Joshua sneered.

"I'm just playing this game with you and Hitti. You take the money and I act. Just know that. Don't push your luck."

The therapist closed her notebook. Her silver-rimmed glasses reflected a cold light.

"Your non-cooperation makes it very difficult for me. The cooperation agreement you signed stipulates your obligations, Patient Joshua Campbell. Please face your own heart. If you continue like this, I will tell Miss Hitti Daruk to stop the treatment."

"you dare?"

Josiah approached her, her pupils dilated, and the vertical pupils looked like a dagger.

The therapist showed no fear. She looked at Joshua calmly, and after a few seconds, she snapped her fingers.

Without any warning, Joshua fainted.

The therapist pulled out the agreement Joshua had signed and flicked the fragile paper.

“Enforce.”

……

When Joshua woke up, he found himself lying in a confined space. There were many angular luminous bodies swaying in the sky, floating back and forth as if they were wandering in a river.

Josiah thought she was being tricked by the psychotherapist, but there was no opening in this enclosed space. She was trapped inside.

She was going to end this. She had had enough, and she was going to tell Sheedy that she was done with this stupid idea.

…Her communicator was missing.

Of course, the psychotherapist must have planned this. Could it be that she could also hear the oracle of the beast god, so she set this trap?

Will something happen to Hitti?

Josiah kicked the wall that seemed exceptionally solid, but the wall bounced back like a sponge, and she had no way to escape.

In this predicament, she suddenly heard Hitti's voice.

"It's so cold..."

They are those irregular luminous bodies with edges and corners above.

Joshua frowned and jumped up to pick up the flying things.

The edges were very sharp, leaving deep bloody marks on her palms. She cursed fiercely, but she clearly heard Hitti's voice in those things.

Has Hitti been locked up here for a long time?

Josia gritted her teeth and tried to grasp the glowing objects in her hands, but with a flash of light, she was sucked in by the glowing objects.

……

"…eat it. I don't like eating the cherry on top of the cake."

Josiah vaguely heard a familiar voice. She got up, but found herself in a cramped and dark corner with only one area lit.

She approached the light and unexpectedly saw her younger self and Hitti. She realized belatedly that she seemed to be in a mirror.

She didn't like looking in the mirror. The mirror at home was usually covered with dust, and later it was moved into Hitti's room.

What's the trick here?

Josiah smashed the mirror with a punch, and she looked at her bleeding fist, coldly evaluating how to get out. But it was obvious that she could not affect the outside world.

She looked at her young self and Hitti outside, and vaguely remembered that it was before she became the Holy Maiden of the Beast God. At that time, she and Hitti had not yet reached a tense situation like later. At that time, Hitti was obedient, cute, and easy to guess.

She didn't want to review her memories. She found it boring, almost a torture.

But as she watched, she gradually discovered something was wrong.