At the end of the natural disaster, I have a capsule house

Due to the suddenness of the situation, the police officers here had no other protective measures except electric batons in their hands, which made them appear very passive and even put their lives in danger.

So Officer Nick found a safe place in the outpatient building, called the police station, and asked for reinforcements.

But he made several calls in a row, but no one answered the phone at the police station.

Nick had a bad feeling in his heart. He thought something might happen to the police station as well, right?

Otherwise, why wouldn’t anyone answer the call at the reporting center?

There are people on duty to answer the phone 24 hours a day. It's not possible to get through now. You can imagine what the situation is like at the police station now.

Officer Nick also discovered that as long as you stand still, the bees will not attack you. He used this discovery and the electric baton in his hand to fight all the way to the third floor of the complex.

He knew that the mayor was in the dean's office. Although two police officers were sent to protect him before, that was only when the police station would come to rescue.

Now that the police station might not be able to protect itself, he had to go to the mayor to think of other solutions.

But when he got to the third floor, he found that the bees had grown in size again, and these enlarged bees no longer wanted to stay still. They would sting whenever they saw people.

Nick had no choice but to find a room on the third floor and hide first.

He came out of the room where he was hiding after hearing gunshots downstairs.

Because the gunshot was not only heard by the people hiding in the building, but also attracted the bees surrounding the corridor outside.

He had to take this opportunity to go up to the mayor.

……

In fact, at this time, Mayor Reis, who was hiding on the fifth floor, also discovered that the gunfire downstairs had attracted the bees outside.

He secretly opened the office door a crack, and after making sure it was safe, he walked downstairs again.

Nick and Reis happened to meet on the fourth floor stairs, one going up and the other going down.

"You...who are you?" Officer Nick raised the electric baton in his hand and pointed it at the visitor and asked.

Although it was night now, the hospital was still brightly lit. Nick suddenly met a mummy on the stairs. At this time, he was actually a little scared.

There were a lot of evil things going on in the hospital, and he was really afraid that he was seeing a ghost.

"Are you... Officer Nick?"

Reis held up an electric mosquito swatter and walked down one by one and asked.

In the rush just now, he forgot the bottle of hairspray in the office. So now Reis only has an electric mosquito swatter and a life-saving weapon in his hand.

Originally, he was worried that he would be carried away by those bees because he was missing a weapon, but now he just met a savior.

Reis has met Nick several times. He is usually serious and responsible in his work and can be said to be a good policeman for the people.

Much better than their director who only asked for policies and benefits from him.

"you are human?"

When Nick saw the other party calling out his name, he put away the electric baton in his hand.

But I still asked a weird question.

"Aren't you talking nonsense? I am not a human being, am I God! I... Reis! Look at my eyes and nose, I am Mayor Reis."

Reis pointed to her eyes and nose, letting Nick take a closer look.

"Uh..." Nick's head was full of black lines. When did the mayor become interested in performance art?

"Let's not talk about this now! Go downstairs quickly, while the gunfire downstairs will attract all the bees here, let's evacuate immediately!"

No matter how confused Officer Nick was, Reis grabbed him and walked downstairs.

"Mayor, why are you alone? I sent two police officers to you. He...were they stung by poisonous bees?"

Nick asked as he walked.

"They are doing very well now! I won't know in the future!"

Reis looked back upstairs and said a little sarcastically.

"Ah? Mayor, why can't I understand what you are saying?"

Nick walked ahead vigilantly, holding an electric baton. When he heard something puzzled, he turned back and asked.

"I'll tell you when we're safe! Let's take a walk! We don't know what the situation is on the first floor yet!"

Reis pushed Nick away from behind. It was best for them to avoid the bees downstairs. There was only a dead end for them.

He couldn't run away at all in this state. Nick had no protection and only had an electric baton in his hand.

The gunshots downstairs caused more and more bees on the first floor. Now in the entire complex, except for two fist-sized bees still lingering on the sixth floor, all the other bees have flown to the first floor.

Reis and the others walked to the second floor and found a lot of bees flying around. The two were so frightened that they quickly found a room to hide.

"Mayor, what should we do? We can't get out of this situation on the first floor. There are too many bees!"

Nick asked anxiously.

"Let's wait! The person who shot just now might still be down there. Let's go down again after he has cleaned up most of the bees."

Reis put his face against the door glass and saw the bees buzzing towards a certain direction on the first floor.

"Oh, by the way! Mayor, there is something I want to report to you."

"The phone numbers at our police station are all unreachable. Even the 24-hour emergency call is not answered. I'm afraid something might happen to the police station as well."

Nick said so seriously that he almost knitted his eyebrows together.

"I think there's something wrong with the lack of support for so long. But we don't have troops stationed in Limo Town, so the police station is the only support. There seem to be many big and small things happening in other towns now, and basically they can't support us. .”

"Alas! It's really hard to tell about the current situation. We can only leave the hospital first. The hospital and the police station, the only places with electricity in the fog, were attacked by those poisonous bees. Do you think it was these two Is the place too bright?”

After hearing what the mayor said, Nick also felt that this might really be the problem.

"Then I'll go and turn off the main power switch of the hospital. Maybe these bees will fly away!"

Nick said excitedly as if he had discovered some new continent.

"Do you know where the electric switch is in the hospital? There are so many bees outside. How can you find the electric switch? Let's wait until we get out of the complex!"

Reis looked at the corridor outside. It seemed that all the bees had gone down. He quickly waved to Nick behind him, "Let's go! Let's get down quickly!"

"Oh! Okay! I will listen to the mayor!"

Nick quickly followed, and the two of them hurried from the stairs to a hall on the first floor.

"Why are there no bees here?"

Nick looked at the empty hall and said suspiciously.

"Look carefully again! Are you sure there are no bees here?"

Reis pointed at the ground and said with a smile.

"Why... why are there so many dead bees on the ground? What kind of weapons did the people downstairs use?" Nick looked at the ground with a look of disbelief.

"It looks like pesticide! It's probably the handiwork of the person who fired the gun just now! Let's leave quickly! It's dangerous to stay here," Reis said.

"Okay! Mayor, come with me, I know where to get out!" Nick pulled a piece of gauze from Reis's hand, and the two of them walked directly through the hall.