latent syndrome.

Chapter 189 188. The South Pacific
"The tasks to be performed by the next two are very important."

"The person in charge of the first section unsealed the top-secret documents of the predecessor of the countermeasure bureau."

The liaison officer looked a little dignified.

"The predecessor of the countermeasure bureau?"

Colin realized that the countermeasure bureau was not formed after the outbreak of submerged disease, did it have more background, like the guys who studied aliens in Area 51, even though this was just an urban legend.

"As a liaison officer, I don't fully understand it. This is related to top-secret content. Even in the first department, everyone has different permissions to access the materials."

"In short... there is no doubt that all of this is related to an astronomical phenomenon three years ago. You should also know that the solar eclipse lasted for a whole day."

"According to many judgments made by scholars on the orbits of celestial bodies, the cause of the solar eclipse this time was not the moon, but other objects that blocked the sun and plunged the entire earth into darkness that day."

Speaking of which, the liaison officer showed a little fear. Not everyone has a high psychological quality. In the first section, there are not only detectives, but also many functional personnel in charge of operation.

Ke Lin waited for the liaison officer to continue. He heard Hoshino Matsuya also said something similar.

"I don't know if you have paid attention to it. In the past three years, there has been no news from outer space, because on that day, all space stations lost contact due to magnetic interference, and it is impossible to detect what happened."

The liaison officer raised his head, scanned the entire cafe, and continued after seeing that the entire store was filled with people from the first department.

"After the interference disappeared, all the astronauts in the space station died. They were crystallized, ugly flesh, or other things covered their bodies, bleeding from seven holes, and their faces were completely distorted. something horrific."

"We then launched a manned space capsule to dock with the space station, trying to figure out what happened, but failed. Anything launched would be blocked by an inexplicable force. The astronauts died suddenly and lost contact completely. .”

"Until the space station completely lost contact, an extremely blurry photo was taken. This is a copy of that photo."

The liaison officer put a photo in front of Colin.

Colin took it over and looked at it carefully. It's not that the photo itself is very scary, but that the reflected image contains an inexplicable coercion.

"On the space station...maybe someone is still alive and has become an infected person, but that's not necessarily the case. We have given up this futile and hopeless investment. Maybe the thing photographed is something else, which is hindering our exploration of the truth of the matter. .”

The liaison officer looked a little desperate.

From his tone, Colin felt his sadness and powerlessness. Although it sounded like a fantasy, there was no need for him to lie to himself. All of this was too confusing.

"Then what is my task?"

Colin not only wants to know the truth behind Exhibit 256, but also doesn't know where the idea came from. He must end all of this, perhaps because he is standing on the top of the infected, and he is one of the few who can end all of this People, even though they don't even know what the end of the puzzle is.

The liaison officer took a deep breath and began to explain the task.

"In fact, a spaceship that can travel freely between planets in short distances has been successfully developed, and it was put into use before the outbreak of submerged disease."

"One of the spacecraft is called Observer. We suspect, no, it is almost certain that this spacecraft arrived at the mysterious object that blocked the sun on the day of the solar eclipse."

This is also the maximum content that the liaison officer can access.

"What is that mysterious object? Did it cause all this?"

Colin was also aroused with endless, pure desire to explore.

"I don't know, the magnetic field was severely disturbed that day, and that thing was just darkness."

"Observer, is it a spaceship...a ​​real spaceship, why are you so suspicious?"

The development of things is a bit beyond Colin's expectations, because this kind of thing only appears in science fiction or movies.

"Because we found the wreckage of the Observer, the spacecraft finally returned to Earth and crashed into the Pacific Ocean."

"But the ocean is too wide, and it took countless resources to pick up a few pieces of wreckage."

"When we arrived, it was already an afterthought."

The liaison officer believes that if the response speed could have been doubled, or even more than doubled, the situation today would not be the same.

"Based on these, how do you conclude that the spaceship has arrived at the mysterious giant object?"

Colin was a little puzzled.

"That's because, according to the report of the agents who lurked into the SCT headquarters a year ago."

"The largest wreckage has landed on an extremely remote island."

"I was seen from a distance by a fisherman with a low level of education, and sold the news to a geologist at the price of 5 alliance coins. This geologist has been killed by SCT, but at that time, as he spread the news to The surrounding area caused quite a commotion, and some scholars who heard the news in the surrounding area immediately rushed over."

"This may be the origin of submerged disease."

"I can't tell who the scholars who have been there at that time are, because that area is too remote, in the South Pacific island country, and most of them are just indigenous people. Only some scholars who conduct experiments and weird people who make documentaries will go there. There are no healthy people at all. management system."

"When we arrived at the still complete spaceship wreckage, there were only wreckage left."

"There is no doubt that there are shocking things in the wreckage. Finding those scholars who are still alive is the key to finding out the truth."

The liaison said.

Ke Lin was stunned. Could it be that his father was one of those scholars?Impossible, the time is wrong, that person did die during that time, but before he died, he drank heavily and never went anywhere. He stayed in Liberty City, let alone the South Pacific.

He is an archaeologist, yes... Could it be that some of his friends were there at the time, and after gaining something, he asked him to help, but because this kind of thing is too important and amazing, it cannot involve everything around him , so he chose... to feign death.

strung together...

Likely so, very likely!
"What's wrong with you? Agent Colin?"

The liaison officer saw that there was something wrong with Colin's expression.

"It's nothing, you know, people like me occasionally have some hallucinations."

Ke Lin suppressed it, that rotten man...is still alive, and the owner of Exhibit 256 is definitely him.

"Is it some bad hallucination?"

The liaison officer saw Ke Lin's expression faintly angry. He had to learn about the mental state of these people. Once such people went berserk, it would be a catastrophic event.

Perhaps it was because of the early death of Colin's elder brother that he completely failed to fulfill his father's responsibilities to Colin, and was always immersed in that accident.

Ke Lin has never been under any control. Even if he was imprisoned for maliciously hurting others, he didn't say a word. He was just fished out and asked someone to clear his criminal record. That's all, and he didn't say anything.

"It's nothing."

"So the next task is to find the scholars who went there that year."

"There will be such a decision, then you must have a clue."

Colin calmed down. This happened to be in line with his goal, to solve everything, and by the way... the things that had troubled him for many years.

(End of this chapter)