Chapter 456

Perseus started explaining, "Mental illnesses can often be seen as extensions of our emotions—joy, anger, sadness, happiness, fear, love, and hate. It's similar to crying from joy or fainting from intense grief. "When these emotions overflow and the walls holding them back collapse, it's like a dam breaking. If someone cannot express their suppressed emotions, they may suffer a mental breakdown, acting irrationally—screaming, throwing things, or even biting others. He isn't actually ill..." Upon hearing this, Xavier shouted at Perseus, "That's nonsense!" Xavier had administered numerous sedatives to Frankie and prescribed a substantial amount of medication for over a year. If Frankie wasn't ill, wouldn't that imply his diagnosis was incorrect? This was a responsibility he neither could nor would bear! Xavier, now nervous, insisted. "He truly is mentally ill! It's also rather serious." Xavier felt a surge of irritation. Perseus was relentless, and his words were a relentless tide