Webb shook his head. "No, the turbine will detect abnormalities."

Jeremy looked at him with amusement. "Are you really addicted to pretending? Turbine may not know that you are the one who caused the death of her family and parents in this experiment, but one day, she will know the truth. If you keep caring about her, it will only slow down the progress of our experiment."

Webb frowned. "Not now, at least. We need her to cooperate with the experiment. If her emotions fluctuate, it will affect the data and results of the entire experiment. If we want to promote this technology to the entire guild, we must ensure the success of the core experiment."

Jeremy shrugged. "Okay, whatever. You're the one in charge of this experiment anyway. But, as for Eric, when do you plan to let him show up?"

In the illusion, Turbine's body froze instantly.

Josh looked at her strangely, and suddenly remembered, wasn't Eric the name of Turbine's ex-husband?

He had clearly been killed by Turbine himself.

Josh found it strange.

Webb thought for a moment and said, "Don't rush to let him show up. I'll let him out when I need to make Turbine completely lose his mind."

Jeremy suddenly laughed. "Actually, it doesn't necessarily have to be Eric's turn, right? If Turbine knew that you were the human trafficker who abducted her, and that it was you who made Eric meet her and funded her studies, she would have gone crazy, right?"

Thinking of this, Jeremy shook his head again. "She is also a poor fool. You have fooled her all her life. If she knew that Eric brought her to do experiments just to train her brain, and that her brain training for more than ten years was all in preparation for the implantation of the chip, I don't know what kind of crazy things she would do."

Webb's voice was a little cold: "She doesn't need to know this."