"Sure enough, Building A is indeed a safe exploration area, but there is a time limit. If you stay in Building A for too long, all the patients on the third and fourth floors will break out of the door. If Building A doesn't have such a restriction, you only need to wait in Building A and leave through the door during the day.”
Chen Shang analyzed as he walked out of the corridor.
"According to the schedule, I should be patrolling Building B at two o'clock. So as long as I'm still in Building A at two o'clock, I reckon that the mental patients on the third and fourth floors will swarm out. So I have to hurry up."
As Chen Shang spoke, he walked towards the back door of Hospital Block A. When he passed by the registration counter, Chen Shang casually glanced inside.
With this glance, Chen Shang sighed again.
Although it was just a glance, Chen Shang could confirm that there was nothing left in the registration counter. Sister Zhang's body, which should have fallen to the ground, had now disappeared.
"Sister Zhang, oh Sister Zhang, you really keep creating surprises for me. If there's a chance, I'll have to return a surprise to you sooner or later.”
Oh? The host actually found a conscience. May I ask what surprise Sister Zhang has?
A project worth hundreds of millions?
Something's wrong with you!
The one talking about the project, you're the kid who was in the live broadcast room before, right? Your taste is really strange.
Although Chen Shang wanted to look for clues at the registration counter, time was really tight at this time. The banging on the door upstairs was getting louder and louder. In a while, those lunatics upstairs would break out of the door and take Chen Shang's dog life.
Moreover, a cursory glance made Chen Shang feel that there was indeed nothing there, so in the end, Chen Shang chose to go through the back door and leave Hospital Block A.
Behind Hospital A was Hospital B. Chen Shang looked up and saw the same four-story building. However, unlike Hospital A, the outside of Hospital B was not as clean as the white walls of Hospital A. Instead, it was cracked and dilapidated. In many places, the wall had fallen off, revealing bricks.
Moreover, from the outside, it could be seen that the electrical facilities of the hospital in Building B must be quite poor. If Building A could be seen from afar, the lights would be bright, but Building B could only be seen through the gaps in the windows. There was a faint light coming from inside, and it would flicker from time to time.
Even though the hospital in Building B was strange, Chen Shang still walked to the door of the hospital as usual.
One of the rusty iron doors was open, and the other was half-closed. Chen Shang passed through the door and walked into the hospital in Building B.
The layout here was exactly the same as that of Building A. It was the same registration counter on the left and corridor on the right. However, the brightness was only about one-tenth of that of Building A. Moreover, there were piles of garbage and junk everywhere, making it look messy.
Chen Shang first walked to the registration counter. This time, there was no pale face. There was only a thick layer of dust and spider webs in the corner. Looking at it, Building B seemed to have been abandoned for many days.
Chen Shang flipped over the registration desk and came inside. Inside the registration desk of Building B, there were messy papers. Chen Shang casually picked up a few and shook them.
[Case form: Patient No. 1, a patient with severe schizophrenia. The main personality has been suppressed or even eliminated by the secondary personality. Now, there is an antisocial high-risk personality, a manic syndrome personality, and a depression syndrome personality in the body.] Extremely dangerous. Do not touch, talk, or even look at him.
[Patient No. 3, severe delusional disorder, cognitive obstruction syndrome.] He always claimed that he could see non-existent ghosts and could not correctly recognize the difference between living people and so-called ghosts. He once brutally killed his patient and said that he had helped him achieve freedom. His patient's soul was now very free. Extremely dangerous. Do not touch, talk, or even look at him.
There were more than a dozen similar medical records here, all of which recorded some extremely dangerous mental patients. At the same time, Chen Shang discovered that a few of the medical records were printed with the blood-red letter C.
Then, Chen Shang divided these medical records into two categories. One was ordinary medical cases, which should be handled in Building B. The other was ridiculous from the description. Without exception, all of them had the blood-red letter C printed on them. They should have been transferred to Building C.
Chen Shang looked at the pile of medical cases beside him and frowned.
The patients in Building B were still fine. Even if they were high-risk and had some unique killing techniques, these people were at least human.
Even if there were a few whose physical fitness exceeded the limits of humans, they were actually just so-so to Chen Shang. They could not pose an effective threat to him individually. After all, Chen Shang was more or less a Blood Breed, and his interface data was beyond the normal range.
However, the medical cases on Chen Shang's right hand side, which had the blood-red letter C printed on them, could only be described with one word: Ridiculous.
What was ridiculous? That was, according to the description of these cases, Chen Shang found it difficult to determine that these guys could still be considered humans. They were basically strategic biological weapons. It gave people the feeling that throwing these things to hostile countries would have a great effect.
Thank you, Nameless Void, for your tip. I'm eternally grateful!
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