Xiao Cheng, disgusted by the vegetable soup all over him, moved a little further away and said jokingly, "Hey bro, why didn't you say anything when you got a new job?"
Dr. B, of course, did not respond to her. He curled up in unbearable pain, his whole body trembling violently uncontrollably.
Xiao Cheng was completely dumbfounded. Even with the stainless steel lunchbox, he wasn't strong enough to kill an NPC in two hits, was he?
Before she could figure it out, Dr. B suddenly let out a shrill scream, and then her skin rapidly cracked, with countless tiny buds sprouting from the dense cracks.
These shoots grew rapidly at a visible pace, becoming dark green vines the same color as the outer wall. Layer upon layer of vines tightly covered Dr. B's body, completely enveloping him, making him look like a giant green cocoon.
Then the vines suddenly burst into flames, and Dr. B's intermittent, hoarse cries echoed from the fire.
The aroma of charred meat filled the entire ward, along with the pervasive smoke. The alarm on the ceiling sounded an urgent siren, then the sprinklers turned on, spraying water onto the flames and creating a white mist.
The water vapor rose slowly, revealing a few lines of unclear writing on the glass wall.
Rule 3: No medical staff.
The moment the writing appeared, the bodies of the other two doctors exploded simultaneously, their flying flesh and blood turning to dust in the air and disappearing without a trace.
The fire in Xiao Cheng's ward went out, leaving no trace other than the dripping water stains.
The next second, all the ward doors opened automatically, and the gardener's distinctive voice came over the loudspeaker: "My dear patients, please enjoy your free time."
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