Self-cultivation of the Exorcist

June 1, 9:10 am.

The town of Derry is overcast and cloudy, with strong winds howling from time to time, and the weather is very bad.

Du Wei parked the car.

Looking around, there were few pedestrians in the whole town, and I could see a few occasionally, and they all rushed home. No one paid much attention to him, a stranger.

The buildings in the entire town are mainly single-family three-story buildings, and some entertainment facilities are also available. Although simple, the sparrow is small and complete.

Du Wei thought for a while, took out his cell phone from his pocket, and made a call.

"Mr. Gener, I have already arrived in Derry Town. Regarding the follow-up visit of your child's condition, do you have time now?"

"Of course I have time. Are you at the entrance of the town? I'll pick you up now."

"Yes."

...

At this time, Gener was packing up the goods in his yard.

After hanging up Du Wei's call, he couldn't help sighing.

He is just forty years old this year and has two sons.

The youngest son, Bill, disappeared mysteriously a few months ago, and there is no news until now. The eldest son, Billy, even has mental problems.

The whole family was immersed in grief.

The wife washed her face with tears all day long, and rushed to the police station every day, hoping to get news of her youngest son.

If it weren't for the recent stabilization of the elder son's mental state, Gerner would not know how to continue his life.

He is already a middle-aged man...

"May life be as you wish, and may your family be safe."

Gener prayed, and his face became more and more miserable.

He covered the goods with a waterproof plastic sheet and was ready to pick up people.

At this time, his eldest son Billy came out of the house.

"Dad, it's going to rain."

The voice was a little weak and light, as if recovering from a serious illness.

Gener turned around and saw his eldest son, Billy, standing at the door in a gray T-shirt.

"Yeah, it's going to rain again, but Dad has to pick up Dr. Du Wei now."

Billy lowered his head: "I remember that doctor, he didn't ask us the money for medical treatment before, he is a good man, but I don't like him."

Gener remained silent. After their youngest son disappeared, the family spent a lot of money to post missing persons notices in New York.

The eldest son has mental problems and has been to many hospitals.

As a result, almost all of the family's savings were spent on it.

So Gener could only take Billy to Du Wei's private psychological counseling clinic at that time.

Although the doctor Du Wei provided relevant psychological counseling services at that time, after learning about the incident, he suggested that he call the police, and did not mention the charges.

Just like what his eldest son said, Gener also felt that Dr. Du Wei was a good man, and was grateful to him from the bottom of his heart.

Gener looked at his eldest son and said earnestly, "I know that Bill's disappearance has caused you great pain, but you shouldn't attribute this to Dr. Du Wei. He just came to give you a follow-up visit."

"Okay, I'll pick him up now, don't you know if you stay at home?"

Hearing this, Bill replied: "I won't go out, I'm afraid of rainy days..."

Gener's face darkened, his eyes were a little dry, and the disappearance of his youngest son was also on a rainy day.

"well……"

He sighed, picked up two umbrellas, turned his head and left the house.

...

ten minutes later.

When Gener came to the entrance of the town, he saw a man holding a black umbrella and carrying a bag.

He hesitated for a moment, stepped forward and asked, "Is it Dr. Du Wei?"

"It's me, Mr. Gunner, hello."

The other party tilted the umbrella back a little, revealing a calm face.

at this time.

Du Wei was already in the state of spiritual vision, and he looked at Zugner in front of him, his eyes slowly converging.

No abnormality was found.

But it seemed that he was a little depressed, his eyes were slightly red, and it was obvious that he had just experienced something that made him feel sad.

Du Wei thought for a while, and then said: "I am here this time, mainly to do a follow-up visit for my illness.

How is your son doing recently? "

Gener said sincerely: "Thank you for your concern. Billy's mood has stabilized a lot recently, but he is still very afraid of rainy days."

Speaking of this, Gener hesitated for a moment, and then said: "Well...you know, his brother disappeared on a rainy day, so he..."

Garner couldn't help but sigh.

But Du Wei nodded to express his understanding: "I basically know the general situation, please take me to your house."

Gener thanked: "Good Dr. Du Wei, please follow me."

While talking, he put the extra umbrella under his arm and enthusiastically led Du Wei.

...

Soon, they arrived at the gate of Gener's house.

The whole house has only one floor, and it looks very old. It covers an area of ​​less than two hundred square meters. It is surrounded by iron fences, forming a small yard.

As soon as he walked in, Du Wei saw the kid Billy standing at the door.

Immediately, he showed a kind smile: "Hi, Billy."

Billy bit his lip and watched Du Wei without saying a word.

The atmosphere was suddenly a little awkward.

Seeing this, Gener hurriedly said, "Billy, you are too rude."

Then Billy lowered his head and said, "Hello, Dr. Du Wei."

His voice was reluctant.

But Du Wei didn't care, because in the state of spiritual vision, he saw some faint, black smoke-like things appearing on the little boy named Billy.

But not full-bodied.

It's easy to miss if you're not paying attention.

Of course, this was seen in the state of spiritual vision.

As far as the naked eye could see, Billy's performance was fairly normal, his skin was slightly pale, as if he hadn't been out for a long time, and his expression was also slightly sluggish and gloomy.

The vigor that one should have at this age was completely absent from Billy.

Seeing Du Wei staring at his son non-stop, Gener immediately became nervous: "Is Billy's condition very bad?"

Du Wei thought for a while and said, "It's really not very good, but please don't worry, I will solve this matter."

hear this.

Gener was relieved. He was a father, so he was naturally nervous about his son.

The two talked and walked into the house.

...

Du Wei glanced at the living room, and found no other abnormalities in the state of spiritual vision. The black mist seemed to only surround Billy.

Gener seemed a little embarrassed. He hurriedly put away the old newspapers on the sofa, rolled them up and stuffed them into his pockets.

"Dr. Du Wei, please sit down, I'll make some coffee."

"OK, thanks."

Du Wei watched Gener leave, then shifted his gaze to Billy who was standing across from him with his head bowed.

Sudden.

Billy said nonchalantly: "You are a good doctor, but I don't like you, you are just like those grown-ups, stubborn and dull."

Hearing this, Du Wei thought to himself, this child has a kind of resistance to himself.

He seemed very unwilling to cooperate with himself.

But about Pennywise, it's about him

It's not a good thing for Billy if he keeps his guard up.

To exorcise demons, you also need to know what is going on, and acting rashly will only make things more troublesome.

And the best way for a vigilant child to open his heart is to talk about people and things around him.

certainly……

Du Wei knew that the topic was not suitable to use Bill's illness as an entry point.

So he cleared his throat and asked gently: "Billy, when you came to the clinic last time, your parents were with you, but now it seems that your mother is not at home?"

Hearing this, Billy muttered a little unhappily, but Du Wei didn't hear what he said clearly.

He had no choice but to continue: "In fact, many people in this world will encounter some unsatisfactory things, lose their loved ones, contract serious illnesses, etc..."

Billy said rebelliously: "Then why should misfortune befall my family? God is never fair. You are a psychiatrist and you are rich, but our family is poor now. My mother has to do several part-time jobs, and my father You have to work very hard, so that you can barely support our family's life, uncle doctor, you can't empathize with me, can you?"

Du Wei said indifferently: "You are wrong. In fact, I can understand your pain, because I have experienced what you are going through now."

Billy froze...