Chapter 1139 Looking for Dyatlov

In fact, not only Coconut in the player team had vomited, the maintenance man and the mouse also vomited twice, but not as serious as Coconut.

The wound on her hand, which was wrapped by a doctor's bandage, seemed to be unable to heal at all. Blood was oozing out, and the bandage had to be changed every once in a while. Even under the influence of the sedative, the coconut didn't look very good. It felt good, and her lips seemed to be about to split.

Not to mention the nauseous feeling that lingers. Players can basically feel it, but the severity is different. There is also a faint sour smell in the air, but it is not that obvious yet.

The players have come out of the bookstore one after another and got back on the jeep.

Zhang Heng walked behind and said to Coconut, "Tell her for me that she can call her boyfriend and ask her boyfriend to stay at home and not go out today, but don't say unnecessary words. If she does anything Little tricks I can spot.”

Coconut rinsed her mouth with water from the kettle in the second-hand bookstore. Hearing this, she glanced at Zhang Heng and said, "Do you want to tell her the reason?"

"Well, just tell her the truth that the nuclear power plant exploded."

Coconut nodded.

After a moment, a look of surprise appeared on Besonova's face, which seemed a little unbelievable, but there was not much fear in her eyes. Zhang Heng estimated that she had no idea of ​​the seriousness of this matter, just like Just like those night fishermen they saw on the road.

However, Zhang Heng did not explain. Firstly, Coconut, who was the middleman, looked very tired, and Zhang Heng did not want to trouble her anymore. Secondly, Zhang Heng had done his best to let Bessonova call her boyfriend to inform her. If Bessonova If the baby doesn't want to or doesn't believe it, Zhang Heng will let her go.

But after thinking for a moment, Bessonova actually used the bookstore phone to call her boyfriend, and she was very obedient throughout the process. She didn't talk for long, but in the end she seemed a little annoyed and slammed the receiver on the phone. on board.

"She said her boyfriend didn't listen to her and insisted on going to the train station to work. He also told her not to talk nonsense, saying that one of his colleagues had already received the news, but that a water tank in the nuclear power plant had exploded and the accident had been brought under control." Coconut said.

"…………"

Anyone who has been to the scene and is rational will not think that it is as simple as a water tank explosion. However, Zhang Heng did not say anything after hearing this, and just got into the car with Bessonova and Coconut.

Because the maintenance worker was a little dizzy, the driver was now Kui Ye. After everyone arrived, she asked, "Does any of you know where Diatlov is now?"

"That guy has probably run away. He is the deputy chief engineer of Reactor No. 4. Unlike ordinary people in this town, he should know the reactor very well, so he must also know that the reactor has exploded. If he stays there, he will only suffer consequences. Greater radiation.”

"Don't let him be arrested already." The maintenance man frowned, "Then we still have to find a way to get him out of the police station."

Zhang Heng, however, did not rush to draw a conclusion. He just said, "Let's go to his residence first."

Although Besonova did not know where Dyatlov lived, the latter was not an unknown person in Pripyat, and his residence was easy to find out. Besonova got out of the car and made two phone calls. She found a friend who was married to a gas line operator at a nuclear power plant and soon got the address.

Kuiye drove the car to the door of Dyatlov's house under Besonova's human navigation. However, what was disappointing was that Dyatlov did not come back after the explosion.

"He didn't go home, did he just run away?" the mouse asked.

Zhang Heng thought for a while, then turned to look at Coconut, who looked a little painful. "Ask her if she knows the staff or family members of Reactor No. 4 of the nuclear power plant, and see if you can get the whereabouts of Dyatlov from them."

Coconut took two deep breaths and closed his eyes.

Then Bessonova shook her head, hesitated, and nodded again. She got out of the car again and came to the public telephone booth. This time she took a long time, but Zhang Heng was watching from the side. She did not feel any changes in the [Oath Ring] during this period.

About half an hour passed before the public phone rang again. Bessonova only said a few words and then hung up.

"She asked someone to contact the foreman on duty at the No. 4 reactor unit, Viktor Grigorievich Smakin. Smakin was the foreman in charge of daytime work on the 26th and went home at night. It turned out that not long ago He was picked up by a bread truck and was said to have returned to the nuclear power plant to help. According to Smakin, Dyatlov left the nuclear power plant about three hours ago. According to people over at the administrative building, he went to the Civil Defense Headquarters. ." Coconut said.

"Three hours ago? That means he stayed there for at least two hours after we left the nuclear power plant before leaving. Why, did he die?" the maintenance man asked in confusion.

"The three-hour civil defense meeting should have been completed. Dyatlov was in the control room when the incident occurred, not far from the reactor, and he should have received a lot of radiation." The young man said, "If Then he actually stayed there for another two hours, and the dose of radiation was even greater, and he would probably feel sick now."

"Hospital." The mouse and the maintenance man said in unison, "Dyatlov is probably in the hospital now."

"Not only him, but most of the people in the control room that night were also in the medical center." Zhang Heng said, "We should be able to see a lot of people during this trip."

Zhang Heng was right. When they returned to the medical center, they found that the place was completely different from the first time they arrived.

The number of sick people increased more than four or five times. They were mainly firefighters and employees of the nuclear power plant that night. Not only those from the No. 4 reactor, but also the attendants of the No. 3 reactor next door. Several other night fishermen also noticed it at dawn. When I came out, I felt uncomfortable, short of breath, my lungs felt like they had been burned by fire, and my skin had sunburn, which is the darkening of the skin caused by nuclear burns.

Coughs were heard one after another in the ward, and there was also a radioactive detector that kept beeping alarms. So the cleaning staff had to keep disinfecting the corridors and wards, and threw away all the clothes of the wounded, but the beeping sound was still there. Thought no one realized this was actually due to radioactive dust floating in the air.

There is no place in Pripyat that is free of radioactivity.

The condition of some patients looks serious, but most people can tolerate it. At least now it seems that their physical and mental conditions are quite normal. Some people are still chatting, completely unaware that their bodies may be damaged in a few days. It will rot little by little.