The next day, the Galileo Bureau of Investigation.
Carl and several inquirers who performed well and made contributions were arranged by the Political Department to participate in the annual assessment and testing by the first batch.
In previous years, I took psychological assessment first, and this year was no exception.
After Carl finished answering the paper, he went to the state bureau psychologist's office to report.
The state bureau has dozens of detectives who are psychological experts. While handling cases, these people's hunting dogs also serve as the important task of psychological counseling and treatment for the state police of the entire state bureau. They can be said to be full use of talents.
Usually, other state police shoot and kill the wrong person, get injured in handling the case, have a wrong case, have not been closed, and cannot solve the case, and other positions will be recommended for psychological counseling or even forced psychological treatment.
For example, Tiger, who survived death and committed suicide, has been receiving psychological treatment.
But Carl never looked for them.
The reasons are complicated.
First of all, Carl believes that listening to his heart is a trustworthy friend or close family member. He is a typical character of showing off his strength and unwilling to expose his weaknesses to people who don’t want to do it.
Secondly, the case of the Special Investigation Bureau is highly confidential, and the State Bureau also acknowledged that Carl could not disclose it and less disclose it to outsiders.
Then, Carl is confident that he is a tough guy. He has no psychological barrier. Time is a good medicine. He can always find a way to regulate and cure himself.
Finally, these agents from psychological experts are state police officers. Carl feels that as a superhuman born in the Sea of ​​the Universe, he does not want to deliver his true psychological state to the federal government.
So every year Carl meets psychological experts, he goes through formalities and formalities.
He was assigned to the door of a psychologist named Leachman Paul, knocked on the door, pushed it open, entered, and sat on the sofa.
Unlike previous years, there were two people sitting opposite each other.
One is a psychologist who serves the state bureau, and the other is Professor Leachman, who was assigned to the headquarters of the Federal Department of Justice for special assessment.
"Hello, Inspector Brian, the assessment format has changed this year."
Professor Lichman is a middle-aged uncle with a slender face and double chin.
Carl feels he is more like a politician, not like a psychologist.
"It's only changed for me, or are it applicable to all assessment subjects?"
Carl asked back.
"Very good! A strong sense of self-prevention, a rebellious personality, does not believe in authority, and does not follow the crowd."
Professor Leachman said, "It is not applicable to the detectives who lead the team only. Inspector Brian also knows that the Federation will not be successful in the second half of this year, external problems occur frequently, and internal stability must be more stable."
"Very good, who is not a conspiracy theorist yet."
Carl sarcastically said.
Professor Leachman's playful eyes were silent for a long time.
"Inspector Brian, you are the Department of Justice and even the best performing detective in the entire federal government, and of course you are the youngest. Your psychological test results are still full this year. However, this year you are listed as a special observation subject, why is it different from the last test?"
"I'm still looking forward to getting the answer from your mouth."
Carl had a bad premonition, and this man definitely didn't come to help him with promotion.
"When you answer questions freely, the answers were more detailed than last year. You have changed a lot. What do you think is causing your changes?"
Professor Leachman spoke in a routine tone.
"As you said, too many things happened in the second half of the federal government. I changed. Isn't it natural to be in the psychological trajectory? People will change and the moon will be full. I don't think it's a bad thing, otherwise you won't get full marks."
Carl's way of being open.
The agent next to Leachman nodded, applauding.
"I have seen Inspector Brian's answers in previous years. You are a purely righteous person, always positive, trusting the Federation and the country. But this year, not only your answers, but also your recent recruitment of the tainted auxiliary policeman Marcole, you are no longer a pure fighter."
"Excellent warriors can accommodate black, white and gray, fight for glory and fight for life and death, and have completely different mentalities."
Carl knew what Leachman wanted to say. In the past, he couldn't tolerate the uneasy factors of the team and criticism, but now, he felt that it was not that important.
Fame and white feathers are far less important than the survival of the strange situation.
Being a team leader and being a leader in the intermediary bureau will definitely take different risks.
"Because of your adoptive father, Director Hopsen Ivan? Or is it because your subordinate Tiger Fauna almost lost his life."
Leachman said quite official.
"Professor Leachman is really prepared. I hope the Ministry of Justice is not targeting me alone. I am more because the other two subordinates were wrongly accused of being imprisoned. I also stayed in for a few days. My body was dirty and I didn't care about being dirtier. The broken window effect, the psychological statement, isn't it?" Carl teased leisurely.
"Those two cases have not been settled yet, so we can't make a conclusion that your two subordinates were wronged. It's just that the evidence is not enough to detain them, so we will restore our original positions according to the law. If more evidence appears, they will still be suspects."
Professor Leachman looked through the information, which was sharp and reasonable.
But to Carl, who was eager to protect his calf, he heard that this man had no sympathy for the federal super special police, and was too cold-blooded!
"Do you have anything else to ask?"
Carl wanted to put an end to this unpleasant conversation.
“Yes, quite a lot.”
Professor Leachman opened his cowhide cover notes, "What is your relationship with traffic female star Lu Yiss Amber? Is it introduced through the case or through your subordinate Avis Amber?"
"If I say it's okay, Professor Leachman can tell me that I'm lying right away, right? After all, your pre-investment is so detailed, and I am now living in Lu Yisi's house."
Carl smiled.
"Of course, the law does not prohibit the detective from having friendship with big stars, and we have no evidence to prove that Detective Brian uses his power for personal gain, uses his position to approach Lu Yisi."
Professor Leachman took a step back.
"Lu Yisi and I have nothing to do with each other for the time being, so it's hard to say in the future, but private matters will never rise to public affairs and public power. The Ministry of Justice can be content with one hundred things. My subordinates don't even have Lu Yisi's signature."
"Okay, I believe that Inspector Brian is a decent style and will be able to handle work and private affairs well," Leachman changed his voice. "Then, the strange bureau is about to enter the stage of public power. What do you think?"
"I have never only thoughts, no choices, and the strange adjustment bureau is hidden behind and putting it on the surface is not something I can choose," Carl said helplessly. "Being an open law enforcement agency has many benefits and obvious disadvantages. Continuing to hide existence and assisting the state police in handling cases has also advantages and disadvantages. My feelings are all binary thinking and dialectical opposition, and this has not changed."
"Do you think you are more mature than others since childhood?"
Professor Lechman suddenly asked something unrelated to Fengma Niu, "Because I think you are more rational and wise than other peers and even experienced detectives. Does your orphan's life experience have any impact?"
"I usually study whenever I have time."
Chapter completed!