Tingen Hospital.

Since his daughter Mesa works here and Rowyley's income is pretty good, Josh gets a quiet single ward.

Because it was still early and his parents had not arrived yet, and the medical science of this era was not very advanced, Josh did not have the various life monitoring instruments that were familiar to Western France in his previous lives.

"Let Dr. Caven do a detailed examination for Josh, so we don't bother them." Seeing that there was no one in the ward, Sifa quickly suggested to Hardy and squeezed his eyes at Caven.

The old man didn't think much, nodded in agreement, and followed Xifa to the corridor outside.

They sat for a while and heard footsteps. Meli, dressed as a nurse, walked over.

"Dad, you came here so early?" Meli looked at Xifa again and nodded slightly to the enthusiastic reporter yesterday.

Hardy sighed and said, "I have insomnia. This is the first time I have suffered from insomnia after your mother left."

"Is it because of Josh?"

Meli looked into the ward, then sat down with some anger: "I had warned Rowyley long ago to let him look at Josh more, and I had reminded Maggie, but they all took my words as wind in their ears!"

Xifa glanced at the lady curiously and thought to himself that she had noticed that her nephew was in some danger?

Hardy immediately grabbed Meli's hand: "What's going on?"

"It was probably early this month. When I visited Rowley's house and chatted with Josh, he told me that someone was watching him."

"I thought it was just a child's nonsense and didn't take it seriously. But after a few days, when Maggie brought him to my house, Josh acted strangely."

"He was afraid of the paintings and photos I hung on the wall, so he asked me to find a way to cover those things."

When Meli said this, she couldn't help but look at the ward and continued: "It was only then that Maggie told me that Josh had become weird recently. He took off the photo frames in his room and tore a painting his father bought at the auction a few days ago."

"I asked him why he did this, and he said, Aunt Meli, the person in the painting wants to catch me."

"I suggest Maggie take Josh to the church to pray, and finally tell him about his situation to the familiar bishop, but they always have various reasons to shirk it."

Madam, you are so professional! Xifa gave Meli a thumbs up in his heart.

"Rowelly always says that he is busy, he loves his company more than his family; as for Maggie, she always has afternoon tea parties, and she prefers to go to the mall rather than caring about her son."

"Oh my God."

Hardy looked up and down at his daughter: "Melly, you wouldn't want to say that Josh's current situation has something to do with the people in the painting?"

"Otherwise, how do you explain that he looks healthy but can't wake up? I want to say that he should go to church and pray now, and maybe he can get help from the gods."

Mellie stood up and said, "Of course, this is just my own point of view. I know that since mom left, dad, you have gone to church less and less often."

Hardy was silent all of a sudden.

At this time, the door of the ward opened and Kaven walked out.

"Who are you? Why are you in the ward?" Meli screamed suddenly.

Hardy stood up and said, "Don't be nervous, this is Rayley's friend, a neurosurgeon. Rayley asked him to check Josh."

Mellie half-believingly: "Is that so? What's the result?"

Kaven looked at Sifa with a gloomy face and said, "We need to talk."

Hardy said nervously: "Doctor, have you found any problem?"

Sifa comforted him and said, "Don't worry, Mr. Hardy, let me talk to my friend first, or you can go see Josh with Ms. Meli."

Then Hardy followed her daughter into the ward. Seeing the old man sitting down beside the bed, holding his grandson's hand and silently speaking, Sifa breathed and gave Kavin a wink.

The two of them came to the end of the corridor, where there was no one passing by, so they were relatively quiet.

"How is the situation?" Xifa asked, but he was mentally prepared. Kaven's expression just now had some things.

Caven shook his head and said, "It's very bad, quite bad. I can't see his 'spiritual body'. In mysticism, it is generally believed that 'spiritual body' is the most fundamental spirituality of everyone. In layman's terms, 'spiritual body' can be equated with human spirit."

"Of course, there's a little difference."

"But the problem now is that Josh's 'spiritual body' does not seem to be in his body. I think this is because he is sleeping."

"Also, do you remember the divination last night? Now it seems that his 'spiritual body' should be imprisoned."

Suddenly, Xifa remembered Meli's words.

‘The person in the painting wants to capture him!’

"Can you divine where his 'spiritual body' is?" Xifa asked, catching the diviner's arm.

Kaven clenched his fist and coughed, "I did this, and in the ward, I used Josh's hair to do divination and got a clearer revelation than last night."

"I can be sure that Josh's 'spiritual body' was imprisoned in an ancient castle. From the window, I could see a large field of wheat. I saw the clear river, the windmills by the river, and the red slope-shaped houses...."

"But it's a bit strange. Whether it's the wheat fields outside the window or the trees by the river, their colors look very green. It looks like the season outside the castle is definitely not the early winter now, but more like spring and summer."

"That is, Josh's place may not be the kingdom of Roon."

Xifa thought about it seriously and shook his head and said, "No, he should still be in Ruon, or even in Tingen."

"This is impossible!" Kaven exclaimed softly.

Xifa did not explain immediately, and he asked back, "Did you see anything related to paintings or photos when you were divining?"

Kaven was stunned for a moment, then nodded: "Yes, this is the second question I want to tell you."

"In the revelation I have received, in those fragmented pictures, I can always see oil paintings and photos, and in there, I see a very blurry figure."

"That looked like a woman in a palace outfit, oh by the way, in one of the photo frames, in the reflection of the glass, I saw Josh's back."

"Josh seems to be escaping from this figure, but that figure will approach a little bit every time. I'm guessing that it should be this figure that runs and imprisons Josh's 'spiritual body'."

“That’s ‘Mrs. Christie’!”

Meli's voice sounded, she didn't know what came from, looking at the two of Xifa in shock: "Women in various photos and oil paintings, wearing palace clothes can never see her appearance..."

"That was 'Mrs. Christie', a nightmare in my childhood. Oh my God, I should have thought of it, I should have thought of it."
Chapter completed!