Upon hearing the disaster victims raise this question, Professor Ji finally felt the rhythm of the scene returning to the stage he was familiar with.
Even the villager's confusion was reminiscent of the questions students asked in his lectures.
Although the other party spoke outside of the expected questioning session, disrupting the order of the presentation, it was precisely what Professor Ji had hoped for.
Professor Ji's tone carried a sense of urgency, as if thinking "finally got to the point," and his speech naturally quickened: "Our 'psychogenic' — as the name suggests, the root is in 'psychology,' not in 'physicality'!"
"'Conversion,' meaning that this immense pressure, fear, and anxiety you cannot bear psychologically have been 'converted' into these abnormal physical sensations! It's your brain, under overload, in a state of extreme panic, much like a malfunctioning machine emitting incorrect signals."
