A Doctor's Zombie Feeding Diary

"After you finish the records over there, help me to look for them together. There should be some materials stored in this laboratory," I said to Niyo as I walked over there, and at the same time poured the liquid on both sides. Looking at the pipeline, "Maybe we can also find relevant information about these liquids."

"Okay." Niyo agreed and continued to record.He obviously didn't have the heart to look at the painful posture of the infected person again, and when he picked up the terminal to record, he turned his head to one side, not looking directly at the scene captured on the terminal.

Gerald kept pulling on my cuff, and when I walked towards the center of the room, he was still pulling on my sleeve, quietly following behind me.When I walked halfway, I turned back and smiled at him, gently pulled off his hand holding my sleeve, shook hands with him, and squeezed his palm so that he could clearly feel my presence.Facts have proved that this is indeed effective, at least his expression now looks much more relieved, and his palms are also relaxed, allowing me to lead him forward.

After walking to the laboratory table, I first took out a few sheets of paper from the box on the side, put them in front of me and smelled them, and after confirming that they were normal clean tissues, I gently wiped the blood on Gerald's face.I didn't carry medical supplies with me, so I couldn't deal with him in time, but the wound wasn't too big, and the physique of the virus-infected person couldn't be compared with ordinary people, so it doesn't matter if I deal with it later.

"I'm sorry." I smiled and said to him apologetically, "It's rare to take you out once, and you were injured. When there is a chance in the future, when we don't have to do such thankless errands, I will definitely take you with me." You go to a place where you can really relax and have fun."

He lowered his head to look at the blood-stained paper on my hand, then raised his head to look at me again, his expression still gentle and gentle.

I squeezed his hand tightly, and then slowly released it. I looked back at the table, first checked the instruments that I knew were useful, and then turned my attention to those instruments that I had never seen before.

The first thing I noticed was something similar to a container. A metal plate was placed on the top and bottom of this device. There were several small separation compartments in the middle of the two panels. Two metal plates.Below the lower metal plate is a thick square box, the box is completely sealed, there is no place to open it, and the corners are directly connected to the table, so there is no way to pick it up.I observed for a few moments that the liquid in these thin tubes was similar to the liquid in the large pipes on both sides of the laboratory, and the color seemed to be darker. If I guessed correctly, it should be a concentrated corrosive liquid.Moreover, these liquids seem to be flowing, and this thing does not look like a container in the normal sense.

Frowning, I rummaged through the pile of paper documents on the table for a while. They were all irrelevant reports and materials, but I couldn't find any meaningful information.I don't know much about military corrosive liquid weapons. This kind of weapon has only been widely used in recent years, so I can't get any useful information from just looking at these liquids. conclusion.

I rummaged through these tables one by one. Most of the tables were filled with daily laboratory reports. Although I didn’t know why such paper reports were piled up in this laboratory, I still patiently looked at these laboratory tables. I rummaged through the space quickly, trying not to miss any details.

And these materials did not disappoint me. When I was rummaging through the Chapter 3 table, I found a stack of reports about people infected with vicious viruses in a folder.

I flipped through the paper report in my hand, speculating that this should be the information related to the one we intercepted from the communication between Hughes and Gegel that day.I have seen the information and data of the first few pictures in that electronic message, but the latter few pictures made me feel dignified again.

The data on the next few pages records the resistance of the vicious virus infected person to the poisonous gas, and even the specific influence of the length of time and the size of the space that can last for this kind of test. At the same time, it is also targeted according to the intensity and concentration of the toxicity out of the data comparison.

Every time I read an additional piece of data, my mood and thoughts became more gloomy. After reading the entire report, I turned my head and glanced at the three circular holding devices, and finally confirmed the specifics of the three spheres. effect.

I listened to the alarm bells still ringing in the research institute outside, and suddenly thought of Gerald's reaction when he passed the fork in the road. The chaotic thoughts and information in my mind sorted out a clear route almost instantly. Lead me to see the final answer.

Niyo left the area immediately after taking notes, stood in front of me, wiped his face, and asked, "Did you find anything useful?"

"Those three spherical containers used to contain infected people should be used for toxicity adaptation tests." I handed him the report in my hand, "These spheres are connected to a pipeline, I didn't know these at first The specific function of the pipeline, but the data on it is so real and clear, so I speculate that the poison gas injection port should be behind that pipeline." I paused, and continued under his shocked gaze: "I don't know what's inside those containers. Whether the poisonous gas was released automatically or controlled manually, so it is definitely not sensible to go in and investigate now. Since you have obtained so much evidence, it is better for us to leave first, and report this information, and then the relevant government personnel will conduct a thorough investigation Be clear."

"There are surveillance cameras everywhere in the research institute, and we must have taken pictures of the whole process of our coming here." Niyo scanned the report into the terminal and stored it, and said worriedly, "If these materials and this laboratory are really It's what they did, and they're not going to let us leave like this."

"When I discussed the plan to come here with Mr. Fisher, I didn't plan to leave in a normal way." I laughed, "Mr. Fisher specially arranged for the Association's defense team to come at five o'clock in the afternoon. Pick us up here, and if we find nothing, or even a way to get out of their sight, the people who come to pick us up will take us away under the pretext of an urgent call. If we find anything useful, then we can leave It's even more natural, there is no need for a reason—that's why I said this time we have to thank these vicious virus-infected people who suddenly attacked, and Hughes and the others are to blame for this."

"It's your fault?" Niyo looked puzzled.

"You've been telling me about the recent mutation of vicious virus-infected people, and they've become fond of group actions, right?" I pointed to the three round containers, "and Hughes just told us that during this time Since then, there have often been groups of infected people attacking their institutes—this should be because the infected people outside smelled the infected people inside, or in other words, they smelled the presence of the infected people when they were brought in. The smell left over halfway."

"Wait, wait," Niyo shook his head and waved his hands to me, "In terms of habits, it is absolutely impossible for people infected with vicious viruses to take the initiative to save their 'companions'. The other infected were treated as companions."

"That was in the past." I said, "You and Jiali Miweier should know best what is going on now. Although I am only speculating, at present, it seems that this possibility is very high."

"...Based on their current gregariousness, it's not impossible." Niyo rubbed his chin with a confused expression. After thinking for a long time, he didn't seem to come up with any results, so he continued to ask the next question: "Then how are you going to explain that we know all the problems with this study? Can't you just confess that you're investigating these researchers?"

"Of course not," I shook my head. "But have you forgotten the attack on the Research Association's system? If you just need a reason after the fact, it's much easier to find a reason than when you came here."

Niyo looked at me blankly, shook his body a few times after a while, and commented helplessly: "You old and cunning guys."

"As long as our starting point and ultimate goal of doing these things are not bad, the process of playing tricks can be considered excusable. I didn't lie, I didn't do anything wrong, I just concealed it properly." I said calmly Tell him, "The reverse is also the same. This is the usual way people look at things. When doing good things, it's called 'conspiracy', and when doing bad things, it's called 'conspiracy'. Obviously it is It’s the same approach, the difference is only in perspective, as a qualified recorder, you should be used to it long ago.”

"It's true to say that." Niyo looked a little frustrated, and turned his head to look at the three spherical containers again, "...Then what about Hughes' actions? How should we judge?"

I was silent for a few seconds, and told him: "Judge by speculation."

Nyo froze for a moment, "What?"

"Go back and ask Carrie Miville," I told him. "He sees and explains the attitude of the infected most clearly."

Niyo looked at me, and curled his lips helplessly, "You guys are always so mysterious, I really can't figure it out."

"I just don't think I can say anything that will convince you." I smiled and pointed to the few pieces of paper in his hand, "Have you finished recording?"

"It's all recorded." Niyo nodded and said.

"Let's check it again." I looked around, and finally turned my gaze back to Gerald, and my expression softened a little. "If there are no details missing, we will leave first."