Ludwig NPC Profile

"Research always brings all kinds of unexpected situations; I have ample experience dealing with them."

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Name: Ludwig Department: Laplace Personnel Committee

Summary: During pseudo-language study, the patient had a severe out-of-body episode. Later showed abnormal symptoms of autonomous soul transfer and attachment to arcane carriers, with short-term memory loss, weakened reality perception, and impaired time judgment. Rehab center assesses high risk; continued medical observation advised.

Notes: Patient may exhibit the following symptoms; ensure personal safety during observation and carry a specialized net for restraining familiars.

Depersonalization-derealization disorder (DPDR)

Speech anomalies

Unconscious assault on colleagues

Date: 3/27

Time: 6:00 AM Condition: Patient has regained consciousness; speech is coherent, demeanor calm, no abnormalities observed.

Time: 2:00 PM Condition: All normal.

Time: 10:00 PM Condition: Patient attempted to find some honey, but without success; otherwise normal.

Personal Notes: Woke up early, I thought of my PhD advisor.

Date: 3/28

Time: 6:00 AM Condition: Personal Notes:

Time: 7:00 AM Condition: No signs of awakening; sleep duration has increased by several hours compared to yesterday. However, still within normal wake-up time range: no forced awakening measures to be taken.

Time: 1:21 PM Condition: Forced awakening measures were executed; patient remained dazed for a prolonged period, with delayed responses and brief speech abnormalities. After a corrective interview conducted by researchers, within 15 minutes the patient was able to engage in two-way communication regarding the unfinished papers.

Time: 10:00 PM Condition: Patient later awoke again, greeted others calmly, and had no recollection of the thesis discussion or speech anomalies. Time perception distortion and short-term memory loss observed.

Personal Notes:

Was yesterday’s early wake-up just an accident? I can sleep a bit more~

After catching up on sleep, it’s back to working while finishing the papers.

Anomalous utterance: "Viewed as, the scorching wall I, corner startlingly upon." Uninterpretable.

Date: 3/29

Time: 6:23 AM Condition: Patient has regained consciousness and politely reassured me about me being late.

Time: 2:00 PM Condition: Attempts to advise the patient to subjectively regulate cognitive activity in order to reduce the probability of out-of-body episodes have failed.

Time: 10:00 PM Condition: All normal.

Personal Notes: Woke up late, missed the exact hour mark—feels bad. Hope they don’t give up on treatment!