Doomsday Bunker Upgrade

"What's the matter with them?" Vasily asked with great concern, watching the doctors in heavy chemical protective suits examine the "zombies" that were still alive.

After the incident, Vasily thought of this place for the first time, this medical research institution that had been besieged by them before.

Wassily was not sure whether these "zombies" could be treated here, but with the idea of ​​giving it a try, he still sent these "zombies" alive here with the killed corpses.

Hopefully the doctors here can tell him what's going on and how to deal with it.

Vasily and Dalia were allowed to enter the medical research institution and were able to watch the medical researchers here conduct research on the "zombies" they sent.

"The virus invades the nervous system, making them manic, irritable, and aggressive at the same time." Sitting in front of the test bench, the older woman who had previously given the medal to Hu Jie was looking into the microscope and observing the slices she had just obtained from the corpse. Answering Vasily's question: "This kind of mutation is not there before. This virus has only caused damage and impact on the respiratory system and immune system. I didn't expect it to invade the nervous system now. Really..."

The older woman shook her head as she spoke, apparently feeling troubled by this mutation of the virus.

Listening to the feelings of the older woman, Dalia did not care about the mutation of the virus, but just asked her, "Can they still be saved?"

"In terms of our medical conditions, there is no way to save it." The older woman didn't mind Daria's attitude, but shook her head helplessly: "The damage to the nervous system is the most difficult to treat, which is why rabies has The cause of 100% fatality, once infected there is almost no cure."

"Do all these people have to die?" Vasily felt a tingling in his scalp, and it wasn't just that the people they sent would die.

The virus has become diseased and has begun to spread infection. No one can guarantee that only these people will be infected by the mutated virus, especially if they were locked in the quarantine area with other infected people before. If other infected people are also infected by the mutated virus, they must Many people will die.

Vasily's memory is not bad enough to forget how the riots happened before. If such a large number of infected people died, their "revolutionary army" will become a joke and will soon be re-evaluated by the angry people. overthrow.

Therefore, in any case, the infected should not be allowed to die on a large scale, and they should not be turned into "zombies"!

"Theoretically, but if..." The older woman recalled the human body repairing device used by the Yan Guo rescue team before, and said somewhat uncertainly: "I have seen an instrument that can repair the human body, and that may be able to repair them. neurological damage, and as for eliminating the virus and infection, you can pray that our vaccine will come out as soon as possible."

Although she felt that it was not good to drag the Yan people into the water, she really couldn't watch her people die like this, and she didn't want to watch the city she built and lived in become a zombie siege, so the older woman still said The human body repair instrument that I have seen before.

"Is it the kind of instrument that was used to heal the wounded before?" Vasily still remembers this incident, although he was hanged by the Titans of the Yan Kingdom reinforcements after that, so that all his mind was taken away by the Titans, but he also I still remember that the wounded who were sent here for treatment almost all recovered in a very short time.

The older woman nodded and said affirmatively: "It's that kind of instrument, but unfortunately it has been taken away by the Yan Kingdom's rescue team, it's their thing, otherwise, you can try to use that kind of instrument to repair nerves. system, although I'm not sure if the things from the Yan Kingdom can repair nerves."

Hearing this, Dalia and Vasily didn't say much. They didn't care about the Yanguo people's instruments, and they were more concerned about how they should deal with the matter in front of them.

"Then what should we do with these injured people? There are many infected people who were quarantined with them before. What measures do we need to take for them?" Dalia asked the older woman.

"The best way is of course to be sent to the hospital for treatment, but now we don't really have a good treatment for the infection caused by this virus, and we can only let the patient's body heal itself through supportive therapy." The women sighed helplessly, but they were more dissatisfied with Daria, Vasily and others: "It turns out that we can still rely on official deployment to allocate medical resources to research vaccines and treat patients, but Your so-called 'revolution' ruined it all!

Without order and official deployment, and lack of resources and supplies, we have no way to continue researching vaccines, nor to treat patients! They can only wait to die now! If you were kind, you could make their walk less painful. "

Hearing this, the expressions on both Vasili's and Dalia's faces suddenly changed, and both of them became very unwilling.

It's just that Vasili's unwillingness comes from his inability to save these people, while Dalia is unwilling to slander their "revolution" by older women, but cannot refute the other party's words.

The older woman seemed to have seen their attitude, perhaps out of sympathy for the patient, or she felt that in this day and age, someone is still pursuing the so-called "revolution", she still said to the two young people: " If you want to save these people, you can negotiate with the officials and treat the patients first in the spirit of humanitarianism.

As for your so-called 'revolution', if you want to really make a revolution, you should at least read revolutionary works, enrich your thinking, and then talk about revolution! If you just blindly imitate the former Suvia, then all you can get is the ending we once had! "

"Revolutionary writings? Is that kind of thing really useful? What should we read?" Dalia looked at the older woman in front of her, and seemed to think that her age should have gone through the Suvian era, but she was still unsure about her words. Would love to hear it.

After all, for these young people who yearn for Suvia, they have not really experienced that era, and there are not many works of that era to read in modern times, which makes them really lack the corresponding theoretical knowledge.

"Let's look for it. There should be a library in the city that preserves the works of that era. You can read books on the revolutionary process, experience and theory." The older woman seemed to have an attitude towards Dalia at this time. Changed, she was given the titles of a series of revolutionary works of the Suvian era.

I found that I wrote quickly when I went out, but I wrote slowly at home.