Life in North America, you call this an autopsy officer?!

Living in an unhappy environment for a long time, the probability they suffer from emotional disorders is very high.

Depression and anxiety disorders are the same.

When severe, they exhibit somatic symptoms like trembling hands, sweating, abnormal heart rates, and so on.

Brian could tell someone’s mood and a general idea of their character just from the pheromones contained in their scent.

He had now detected the scent of terror emanating from these corpses.

In addition to the scent of terror, the majority of these corpses also had remnants of scents similar to happiness and profuse cold sweats.

This was quite interesting.

At the end of December, the nighttime temperature in the mountains was around fifteen or sixteen degrees, which was rather damp and cold. Spending the night in something like a short-sleeved shirt could easily lead to a cold.

In such an environment, and under the circumstances of being held hostage, why would these people experience happiness and profuse sweating?

This, was one of the pieces of information contained in the corpses: before their death, they had experienced significant emotional fluctuations, which influenced physical changes in their bodies, leading to the intense secretion of sweat, almost as if unburdening a great weight.