After I was forced to be a survival game NPC

Chapter 261 Infection (3)

Su Nanzhi knew it well, she just had to be hospitalized, and the game would arrange the rest.

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In one afternoon, Su Nanzhi got an overview of the situation in and around the hospital.

The entrance to the hospital is the outpatient building, and turning to the right is two inpatient buildings, each building has 16 floors, and there are also inspection buildings and canteens.

On the left is the family room and the administrative building.

The hospital has a good location and convenient transportation. There are convenience stores, fast food restaurants, pharmacies, small hotels and express hotels in the streets and alleys outside. The business is good every day.

The 11th floor is a comprehensive ward, where there are many patients, plus family members who come to visit, the whole floor becomes very lively,
Especially in the evening, when everyone had nothing to do in the ward, people who had never met each other quickly chatted together. Sitting in the ward, they could clearly hear the voices of each other talking, from history to economics to work.

"A few years ago, I was engaged in sea transportation, and I was also a person who had seen strong winds and waves. Not to mention, there are quite a lot of strange things at sea."

"One time when we sailed in the middle of the night, we suddenly encountered a sea fog, and there was a dilapidated cargo ship in the fog. It was strange to hear the sound of the machinery running so far away.
The people on the boat said that we encountered a ghost ship, and we were lucky. The ship didn't come this way, or the entire ship would be taken away. "

The opposite ward was full, and the patients inside were talking vigorously.

"So amazing?" a woman asked in amazement

"That's not."

"Brother, have you eaten a lot of seafood at sea?" Another man asked.

Su Nanzhi took his mobile phone to search for clues, and the discussion over there continued.

"Seafood, of course, we catch fish on the boat and immediately put them into the pot. The taste is much better than frozen seafood.

However, the environment has deteriorated in the past few years, and there is nothing in the coastal waters. Fishing boats can catch a lot of garbage in one net. "

Listening to the conversation over there, Su Nanzhi stopped twisting the bottle cap.

Is this round of games the emergence of some kind of germs caused by changes in the environment?

"No, the river is not so clear compared to previous years."

"Life is better, but the environment is not good. When I went fishing more than ten years ago, the water was clear and there were many fish. How can we still see so many fish now?"

Water pollution also needs attention.

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It was getting late, and the inpatient building became quiet, only the faint breathing sound in the corridor.

It's time for her to act.

Su Nanzhi walked out of the ward lightly, walked through the corridor, and came to the elevator.

There are three elevators in the inpatient building, one can only go to even-numbered floors, one can only go to odd-numbered floors, and one can go to all floors.

Su Nanzhi pressed the elevator for odd floors.

At 11 o'clock in the evening, almost no one came in and out. The elevator came down quickly, and the elevator next to it was also slowly ascending.

The number on the elevator stopped, and with a beep, the elevator door slowly opened. As soon as Su Nanzhi stepped in, the back foot of the elevator on all floors opened.

The man in a white coat and a mask stepped out of the elevator. Out of the corner of his eye, he inadvertently caught a glimpse of the girl who just got on the elevator. Her long legs stopped slightly, and she looked sideways, but the elevator over there happened to be closed and went down.

It is early summer, and the temperature is not high these days.

At night, the inside and outside of the hospital felt somewhat empty and cool. The hospital sign hanging upstairs shone brightly in the dark night, and there were only flying insects and tree shadows under the street lamps.

I was alone in the hospital at night, surrounded by silence.

(End of this chapter)