The soldier carefully checked whether the date was today, and looked at Tu Ran's appearance to see if it was consistent with the photo. Only after confirming everything did he let her in.

"Be careful." The soldier said caringly.

Tu Ran nodded.

When we found ourselves downstairs of Building B, we heard a deafening burst of gunfire and screams.

Tu Ran rushed into the corridor to check, and saw two guards from the executive department carrying a stretcher towards them.

There was a dead body on the stretcher.

It was a male, his eyes were wide open, and the black pupils were invisible, only a terrifying white.

There was a white bandage on his neck, with black blood vessels winding and intertwining from under the bandage.

The bulging blue veins had climbed up his cheeks, covering his entire face like a spider web.

There were three or four black bullet holes on his forehead, and blood was oozing out of them.

The blood flowed on the snow-white stretcher and then flowed onto the ground.

The stretcher passed by Tu Ran.

Blood splattered on her boots.

Tu Ran looked down and was shocked to see the bloodstains on the ground.

Not just one, but countless.

It dripped onto the snow-white floor.

The footprints of people on it looked like blooming blood-red plum blossoms.

It is not just this one person who has mutated, but many people.

Tu Ran walked towards the elevator, which stopped on the tenth floor.

Tu Ran turned and walked towards the stairwell.

Tu Ran walked quickly to the fourth floor and stepped into the corridor. She was greeted by a wall covered in blood. The blood had dried and turned black, and several bloody handprints were shocking.

"Sister Ran!"

Ding Naiqing shouted behind him.

His voice was tired.

Tu Ran turned around and saw Ding Naiqing walking towards her with a gun.

The bruises under his eyes were very obvious.

"You go and have a rest, and leave the rest to me." Tu Ran said.

"Okay." Ding Naiqing did not refuse.

He is really very sleepy now.

"Sister Ran, there are two pioneers, six guards, and four doctors on our floor. There will also be a guard team patrolling regularly. If you have any questions, you can ask them."

Ding Naiqing tiredly introduced the current situation to Tu Ran, "I am in charge of these five wards. One person in this ward mutated and bit one to death. There is only one person left."

Tu Ran looked through the glass window of the ward door and saw a person lying on the bed, covered with a quilt.

Ding Naiqing walked to another ward and said, "There is a mutated snake in this room. It bit the doctor who was bandaging his wound to death. So there are only three doctors on our floor now."

"I have reported the situation here to my superiors, but the medical department is short-staffed and cannot spare any extra doctors."

Ding Naiqing pointed to another room and said, "The two doctors live in that room. They will bandage the wounds of the people in the ward regularly. We need to be responsible for their safety."

Tu Ran listened carefully and nodded, but she had questions, "Where is the other pioneer? And where are the six guards? There are only three here."

"They are also taking turns to rest. Look, it's in the room at the end of the corridor," Ding Naiqing pointed, "Another pioneer is in Ward 401. There is a patient in that ward who has suffered a brain injury. His vital signs are unstable and he needs a doctor. The pioneer has to go in from time to time to check on the situation."

"So I still have to be responsible for his ward?" Tu Ran asked.

(End of this chapter)