Battlefield Contract Worker

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"There is nothing to discuss, things must not be handed over." Ms. Laura snapped.

"If you don't hand it over, everyone here will die." Professor Hancock shook his head. "And after we're dead, they can still get it -- from our bodies."

"It's a deadly virus, and you've gone through the weaponization process. Have you thought about the consequences of handing it over?

You certainly don't think, if you would consider the consequences, you wouldn't be doing such a study. Your bosses, the military and those bioweapons developers, don't think about the consequences just like you. And you dragged this whole normal project of ours down the water. "Ms Laura was very annoyed.

Hancock argued, "There has never been a normal program. Your group is working on ways to deal with the virus. It's actually a supplement to the Ng-6 program.

We are in charge of researching how to make the virus more contagious and have a longer incubation period. You are studying how to contain the virus.

Actually you are also a participant in this project, you just don't know it.

All the investments and grants you have received for this project come from the same biotech company as mine.

From the very beginning, we are someone else's pawn, but I know the position of my pawn, and you still don't understand it. "

"Okay okay, I said, don't argue. We're not at the end of the road yet, they gave us twenty minutes to think about it, and then they'll take action.

I don't want us to waste those twenty minutes in pointless quarrels. "Lin Rui shook his head.

"We have multiple security measures, and the outside door can't even be blown up by bombs. And as long as we persist, after a while. The US military will definitely get news. They will definitely come to support." Hancock Whispered, "They take this project very seriously."

"Unfortunately, communications have been cut off. By the time the Americans find out, it could take hours, maybe even a whole day.

And this period of time was enough for them to open the door and rush into the laboratory. "Lin Rui shook his head.

"Don't we still have you? You are a very professional security team. You have weapons, helmets and body armor. Can't you block them?" Ms. Laura was a little emotional.

"Unfortunately, we have very little chance of engaging with them face-to-face. We are in an underground facility and rely on ventilation ducts to keep the air circulating. Once they block the vents, or they simply release poison gas in the vents. We have no chance. .

In a few hours, everyone here will be dead. We have gas masks and you have full cover suits. In theory, it can resist fighting poison gas, but these protective equipment are consumables and will eventually run out.

By the time they came in again, we were all dead. They can do whatever they want. "Lin Rui shook his head.

"They... Who the **** are they?" Sweat came out from the forehead of the Han Examination class.

"A group of very dangerous people, it is safer for you not to know them than to know them. Now let's talk about the Ng-6 virus, can we get it now?" Lin Rui asked.

"Yes, there is a secret area on the fourth underground floor, which is separated from the normal area on the fourth underground floor.

Few people know there, except members of my research group. The stuff is in a storage cabinet there.

For security reasons, almost no one has access to it except me and a few key researchers. But Mr. Rick, I still don't think it should be handed over.

It's too risky to hand something so dangerous to a bunch of laymen. ' Hancock hesitated.

"I don't want to take things out." Lin Rui shook his head and said, "Labs like yours should have a way to destroy these viruses."

"Yes, for destroying samples, we have high-temperature destruction methods. Ultra-high temperatures can burn everything. And everything is in a sealed environment. Not even a little residue will leak out." Hancock nodded.

"Similar to an incinerator?" Lin Rui asked.

"It's more like a big microwave, where we put the samples that need to be destroyed, and we flip a switch and it destroys everything," explains Hancock.

"Is there such equipment? That's the best way. You immediately bring someone to fetch the things and put them in the incinerator." Lin Rui nodded.

"You're going to destroy them? No no no, this is the only weaponized virus sample, the only one in the world.

The laboratory in Germany only kept the original virus. Once destroyed, it means that all the research we are talking about will be gone for so many years. ' Hancock said in surprise.

"It's not about destroying it. When the terrorists send another communication, we'll tell him that it's in our hands and we can destroy it at any time.

As soon as we press a button, all their efforts are in vain. This will keep them from taking the risk of rushing in.

We can take advantage of this weakness to hold them back, deal with them slowly, negotiate with them, and buy time. Otherwise we can't stop them. "Lin Rui said sternly.

"You mean we're blackmailing them with destroying the virus. Will that work?" Hancock whispered.

"Trust me it will be useful. They put so much effort into organizing an armed attack. They even used armored vehicles and drone communication jamming systems. They shouldn't want to go home empty-handed.

So these viruses are their ultimate goal~www.readwn.com~ We keep the virus in our hands, so that they have to negotiate on the terms we said to buy time. "Lin Rui whispered.

"But. It might **** them off. If we destroy the virus, they'll kill everyone here." Ms. Laura hesitated.

"Yes. But with terrorists, you have to think like a terrorist. Attacking this lab is not their ultimate goal.

Their ultimate goal is to get the modified virus and create a bioweapon attack that kills thousands of people. Not the dozens of researchers and dozens of security guards in this lab.

So we can use this to blackmail them in turn. And we now have only this one means to delay them. "Lin Rui said very seriously.

"Okay, I'll go." Hancock nodded. He turned away with Jonathan. After about seven or eight minutes, he, Jonathan and another researcher took out the three jars.

These storage tanks look all metal, like large thermos cups, but with LCD screens. All look pretty good.