Beichuan Si merely glanced at him but did not bother to engage with him, which made the exceedingly cooperative Suzuki Fumi feel somewhat embarrassed.
Beichuan Si continued speaking on his own, "At dawn, Janus opens the gates of heaven, allowing daylight to shine upon the earth; in the evening, he closes the gates, bringing nightfall to mankind. This too has a hidden implication."
"The Janus statue can also symbolize the duality of things, and the opposite of heaven is Hell."
Beichuan Si raised his finger and pointed to the ground, "That is, underground."
Suzuki Fumi fell silent.
Somehow, he began to feel uneasy about Beichuan Si's deductions.
"After all, these are just speculations, hardly any evidence. The third patient is up next, and it was she who really drew my interest to this psychiatric hospital."
"Nanami Qiao Nai?" Suzuki Fumi's voice strained as he looked down, "I certainly don't remember letting that little brat see these scenes."
