There was darkness ahead, and even through night vision goggles it was impossible to see clearly. From time to time, there was a low and terrifying roar coming from the loudspeaker.
The level of secrecy granted to him by Case's status as a colonel made it clear that these roars did not come from the so-called "experimental animals" claimed to the outside world. They were actually genetically modified to be aggressive and secretly used by the government as
Mutated biological organisms for military purposes.
Two bright white beams of light streaked left and right in the dark corridor. Although no heat was radiated, Kessler felt that the dust in the air outlining the beams seemed to be being burned.
When they gradually came to the end of the corridor, Kessler suddenly took a sharp breath and stopped.
Lieutenant Colonel Du Daweili also noticed something unusual and stopped. The front was still dark, bright green, and there was nothing on the night vision screen that flashed with clutter from time to time.
There was still a low roar coming from the loudspeaker, but it seemed to be mixed with other sounds.
Kessler gradually turned up the power of the loudspeaker to the maximum, and human voices could be clearly heard from inside, which sounded like shouting.
Kestor took a deep breath with a slight trembling. At this moment, the voice changed. According to Kestor's judgment, it was... getting closer! Kestor slammed the rifle on his shoulder.
, staring straight ahead through the sight.
"Give me the flashlight." In the darkness, Lieutenant Colonel Dudaweili's trembling voice was heard.
Case took off the flashlight, handed it to the lieutenant colonel, and then turned on the ultraviolet light on the night vision device. "Bang", the lieutenant colonel fired a shot forward. The effect of the silencer was not very good.
There were echoes in twos and threes.
The low roar continued to approach, and suddenly, the speed of approach became extremely fast! Keith Blackmail was able to identify the direction of the sound, which was directly in front of them! The direction he initially judged was not wrong! Keith Blackmail and Zhong
The colonel pulled the trigger almost simultaneously.
The wide metal butt of the gun repeatedly hit Case's shoulder, and the sound of continuous firing from the assault rifle filled the entire corridor.
"Click", the bullets of the rifle were exhausted, and the sound of the last few shells falling to the ground was clearly audible, but the low roar still did not stop! The red light indicating the approach warning on the night vision screen flashed rapidly, and in the scope, five or six
The silhouette of a mutated creature rushed toward them.
Almost at the same time, Lieutenant Colonel Dudaweili threw the two flashlights hard towards the fork on the left, and at the same time pulled Kessler towards the corridor on the right at an alarming speed. They quickly turned a few corners and reached another
Standing next to the wall, Case pulled out his pistol, pulled the trigger, and loaded the gun.
The precise toggle mechanism in the gun body made a series of metallic collision sounds, which were extremely clear in the dark and silent corridor.
Kessler felt that his hands holding the gun were trembling, and the cold gun handle had become slippery. He gradually held his breath and waited.
The low roar continued, echoing in the narrow corridor in a creepy way. Case held the gun with his left hand, freeing his right hand to adjust the volume knob on the earphone of the loudspeaker, trying to further identify the direction.
The roar continued without any change, and then disappeared unexpectedly, and the warning light on the night vision screen gradually went out.
Kessler took a long breath and put away his gun: "Damn it, how could these mutated creatures escape?"
Lieutenant Colonel Dudaweili did not answer. He turned around and looked at the door in front of him and said, "This is it."
Keith raised his head and saw the large gilded letters on the door: Confidential Laboratory.
"Lieutenant Colonel, how did you know the way here? Also, why didn't you hide in the room just now?" Keith asked casually.
"There may be mutated creatures in every room. It will be more troublesome to fight at close range." Lieutenant Colonel Dudaweili took out the identity authentication card and inserted it into the identifier at the door lock.
At this time, the lighting system in the corridor was activated, and the entire corridor was brightly illuminated. Just as the lieutenant colonel was about to push the door open, he suddenly retracted his hand: the door, walls, and ceiling were all covered with purple
Mucus, not far from him, a man was lying on the ground twitching in pain. The skin on his body had been completely eroded away, revealing bright red muscles and pale bones covered by spiderweb-like blood vessels.
Keith's mind went blank for a moment. He felt as if something was flowing from the terrazzo floor to his whole body, as cold as death! He stamped his feet convulsively a few times to get rid of this illusion that he had long been accustomed to.
"The body is completely intact." Lieutenant Colonel Du Daweili looked at these and said softly.
"It's out." Kessler said in a deep voice.
"What?" Lieutenant Colonel Dudaweili asked.
"Ten years ago, it was this virus that caused the death of tens of thousands of people. It feeds on the muscle tissue of higher animals and is extremely vital. Once it comes into contact with the human body, it will immediately start to corrode from the outside to the inside... When the epidemic
After being controlled, most of the viruses were destroyed, but a small number of virus samples were retained. Dr. Babiki, who was the head of the Institute of Biology and an academician of the Academy of Sciences at the time, extracted a special amino acid from the virus components and made it
The precursor of the nerve blocker was discovered. However, a month later, the semi-finished drug was leaked. At that time, all the researchers, including Dr. Babiki, were infected. Most of them were shot and killed, and the rest were killed under the influence of the virus.
A genetic mutation has occurred, and the virus has occupied and controlled their brains, making them a virus-carrying and aggressive species. They move extremely fast and do not make a sound when moving, and they have a different relationship with the virus.
A strange symbiotic relationship... The Ministry of National Defense thought they could be used for war, so they kept them, and one of them is kept here." Case extorted.
As he spoke, Keyes took out the pistol magazine and put it in his pocket, then took another one from the magazine buckle of his belt and continued: "Only this kind of special bullet containing filler can effectively disintegrate their body structure.
, and the quantity is limited, each employee of the institute only has one such magazine."
Castri pressed his thumb on the magazine, gently ejected a filler bullet, held it with his hand, and slowly rotated it in front of his eyes.
The bullet casing faintly revealed a dark blue luster similar to that of wrought iron, and it was perfectly integrated with the transparent glass bullet.
"Actually, this type of mutant creature does not actively attack people. It will only spray venom to fight back when it is attacked by people and is desperate, leaving purple mucus to mark the attack location. It seems that someone released it and some other mutant creatures.
And after that, it was attacked by this person or other mutated creatures..." Kesle said as he looked at the slime.