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"Ng-6? What is that?" Ms. Laura wondered. "I've never heard of it."

"Are you sure?" Lin Rui looked at her and asked.

"Of course I'm pretty sure. This is a Level 4 biosafety laboratory, and the fourth underground floor holds extremely deadly viruses. But I've never heard of what Ng-6 is?" Ms. Laura nodded seriously.

"Could it be a code name, or some kind of internal number?" Lin Rui said with a frown. "Does this laboratory have a relevant internal number for the virus samples you are studying?"

"Yes, but it never starts with Ng, so I don't know what that means," Ms Laura replied.

"So what is the project you are researching here?" Lin Rui asked.

"This is a top-secret project. We are studying a virus in the desert in the 1980s." Ms. Laura said strangely, "This project is jointly funded by the military and a number of cooperative enterprises. Nothing else involved."

Lin Rui looked at her and nodded, "It seems that you don't know the truth. Jonathan, besides Ms. Laura, are there other people in charge here?"

"I think you're talking about me." A person walked in outside, and this person was wearing the research uniform.

"Hancock?" Laura looked at him strangely.

"Nominally I'm part of Ms. Laura's research team. But I'm actually the director of the Ng-6 project. This project is truly top secret," the researcher nodded.

"You mean, there is another research team here?" Laura looked at him in surprise.

"It's always been. You're just a cover. And I'm in charge of this secret project.

Your project is jointly funded by the military and pharmaceutical companies, who are also our bosses.

We have another team outside of your research group. In fact we've been using your team as cover. But it was discovered unexpectedly. ' Researcher Hancock sighed.

He sat on a chair and wiped his glasses with a cloth. Lin Rui clearly noticed that his hands were shaking.

Hancock whispered, "The reason for this is that our research project is a little dark."

"What research are you doing?" Laura asked.

"In 1983, a nomadic tribe in the desert of Western Sahara killed 70 percent of its population overnight.

The remaining 30% did not last longer than a week. Not many people know about this incident, but at that time a German doctor managed to extract a very deadly new virus from the dead.

In June of the same year, the virus was sealed and brought to a virus center in Europe. The virus was named the Sahara virus at the time, and it causes a deadly fever.

At that time, the research center in Germany was hosted by the Americans. Then the U.S. military stepped in, hoping to weaponize the Saharan virus for research.

This is where the Ng plan comes in. The weaponization process has not been very smooth, and it has stumbled along the way. But from the original Ng-1, it has developed to the sixth generation, which is Ng-6. The weaponization process has basically been completed. ' explained Hancock.

"Weaponization?" Lin Rui frowned.

"Biological weapons are a relatively special weapon, and viruses need to be further adjusted to meet the needs of weapons. First, the virus must be highly contagious, and then we have to control the time of onset.

If the time from infection to death of a patient is too short, and death immediately after getting sick, it is impossible to contact more people and form a large-scale infection.

We have to make adjustments to further reduce the harm of the virus to the human body, but increase the infectivity.

This is called biological weaponization. ' Hancock lowered his voice.

"Notorious biological weapons, you actually..." Ms. Laura's face changed suddenly, "and you also used my research team as a cover."

"I'm just like you, just a part-time worker. I'll help the boss with whatever he needs. What's more, the military is involved. I thought it would be fine." Hancock said helplessly.

"So the Ng-6 they want is actually the weaponized virus you developed." Lin Rui nodded.

"Yes," Hancock replied. "At present, we have two jars of samples, which are kept in constant temperature jars below minus 70 degrees.

They were hidden in the virus storage area on the fourth underground floor. Not the one used by the research team, there is actually a channel on the fourth underground floor that leads to a deeper underground. "

"I don't know all of this." Ms. Laura shook her head. "You are actually doing weapons research behind my back."

"I'm sorry. But this is the top secret of the Ministry of Defense, and even you, I can't reveal it." Hancock sighed.

"Now is not the time to blame each other. Those terrorists outside already know the existence of the virus, and they want it." Lin Rui shook his head, "We have to figure out how to deal with it."

"This thing can't be handed over to them. Although we don't have a lot of them at the moment. But if these viruses fall into the hands of terrorists, they can deliberately cultivate them to get more viruses. And once this thing spreads, I'm afraid It will be an uncontrollable disaster." Hancock shook his head.

"Is there an antidote for this thing?" Lin Rui asked.

"That's why we're here, a biological virus, if it's going to be weaponized. In addition to the points I just said, it has to be controllable.

The secret research group ~www.readwn.com~ is here to study control strategies. We cannot create something that is highly dangerous and out of control. "

"You should know that nothing can be absolutely controlled." Ms. Laura snapped, "I never thought you would do such a thing."

"I'm an American. I'm working for my country, if I can't trust my country, who else can I trust?

If the weapon can be weakened to be non-lethal and highly contagious. As a biological warfare agent, it has its existence value. "

"What you have done is a disgrace to the scientific community. You and the people behind you, those in the military, are some shameless people." Laura snapped, "Only people like you can brag. , researching biological weapons is a kind of patriotism."

"Sorry, I don't want to get involved in your feud. But we have a much tougher situation to deal with right now. There are terrorists out there who want some kind of biological weapon.

I think this kind of moral quarrel can be put after we resolve the current crisis. "Lin Rui nodded.