Chapter 7: Infiltration of the Hospital

The corridor was empty, and Lin Wenfang quickly opened the door and entered the spacious and bright inpatient building, heading towards the nearest staircase. Yue Yuyin is on the 4th floor

MARS directly accessed several images on Lin Wenfang's wrist computer, displaying the hospital's entrance, rooftop, and interior. At the entrance, four to five special forces from the Republic of Moya had already secured all entry and exit points, herding the scattered crowd outdoors into a single group. On the rooftop, a black helicopter had just landed, and several special forces were hurriedly carrying a medical capsule from the cabin, rushing towards the elevator, indicating that an important figure had sustained serious injuries and required urgent medical attention at the hospital. These Moya special forces had taken control of the hospital; although they were unlikely to take immediate harmful actions against the doctors, nurses, and patients inside, they were still considered enemies. Regarding the Republic of Moya, regardless of whether it was due to the propaganda of the Moon Sea Federation, there was little goodwill towards them.

Assessment in progress... It is possible. MARS stated: "The inpatient area is far from the main entrance, with a straight-line distance of four hundred meters to the emergency operating room. A visual assessment cannot be conducted through the floor plan. Monitoring of the internal enemy's position is not feasible. The risk is extremely high."

When dispersing the crowd, several Moja special forces fired shots into the air, causing a commotion among the people. The patience of the Moja special forces was clearly limited

Quietly, Lin Wenfang had already arrived at a location just one block away from the central hospital, hiding in a small alley.

He did not have complete confidence in deceiving those two Mo Ya soldiers to enter the building, although the vigilance of the other party regarding the hospital building could not be described as strict. However, Lin Wenfang would not let his guard down; the several buildings of the hospital were all connected by enclosed pedestrian walkways, designed to allow patients to move entirely indoors between consultation rooms, various examination rooms, and wards. Since the other party had important figures here, it would indeed be strange if there were no Mo Ya soldiers patrolling back and forth inside.

"Who are you? How did you get here? ... ... Didn't we tell you to gather on the first floor?" The Mo Ya soldier seemed to think that there was no need to be too tense in front of a civilian. He waved his gun slightly and said, "Come out and follow me"

He had just slipped into the stairwell, running to the space between the second and third floors, when the door to the second-floor stairwell was suddenly pushed open. A Moya soldier looked at Lin Wenfang in surprise, his gun unwaveringly aimed at him.

Lin Wenfang chuckled and said: "No, that's not it. Can you monitor other activities of the hospital? Various activities. I don't know what situations might require it, but it would be best if mhetushucom.com could bring the hospital under your control as much as possible"

Lin Wenfang had visited the Shenhui Central Hospital numerous times, and while he could not claim to know the hospital inside and out, he was at least quite familiar with it. He rode his bicycle, passing through two alleys, and circled into a residential area. Climbing over an iron fence brought him to the hospital's grounds. Lin Wenfang glanced around; there were shadows of people moving about in the hospital building, but they had not yet noticed this side near the residential area. There were many places here where one could sneak into the hospital, and it was likely that the other side did not have many personnel on duty.

Lin Wenfang circled to the back of the building, found a window covered in thick dust, and smashed it open. He then carefully crawled inside. It appeared to be a room filled with discarded medical equipment. Lin Wenfang exerted considerable effort to clear a space to squeeze in, and then crawled to the doorway. The hospital's internal surveillance system was not all-encompassing; there were no cameras facing this corridor. Lin Wenfang cracked the door open slightly, allowing a narrow beam of light to filter in, which also enabled him to observe the outside. The hospital's internal surveillance system was not all-encompassing; there were no cameras facing this corridor. Lin Wenfang cracked the door open slightly, allowing a narrow beam of light to filter in, which also enabled him to observe the outside.

After folding the rifle's stock and stuffing it into his backpack, Lin Wenfang mounted his bicycle. Entering the hospital area significantly increased the likelihood of encountering Mo Ya soldiers. Without weapons, he could still pass as a civilian, hoping to slip through unnoticed. With a gun, he had no expectation that the Mo Ya soldiers would engage in any reasoning with him.

The examination room on the fourth floor was indeed open, but the drawer containing the medicine was locked. Mo Ya struck it with the butt of his gun, and casually pulled the drawer open. Lin Wenfang trembled as he treated his wound, pouring the powder onto the surface of the injury. The pain was already gone, and Lin Wenfang bitterly smiled to himself as a layer of fresh blood turned into a thick, purplish-black paste, covering the skin beneath, creating a shocking sight. Now that he at least had time to tend to his wound, Lin Wenfang seized the moment, prying open the blood clots and sprinkling the powder onto the injury. The powder felt less like medicine and more like red-hot iron sand, causing Lin Wenfang to curl up almost instantly like a large shrimp.

Is there a floor plan of the hospital? Mark the locations of the monitors. Lin Wenfang instructed: Exclude the main entrance, the top floor, and the areas where enemies have already appeared. Can I still enter the hospital?

Lin Wenfang took a moment to steady his breath, speaking with a sense of gratitude and reflection, as if addressing a true friend, and also as if he needed to convince himself, saying: "Some risks cannot be avoided, can they?"

The soldier Mo Ya looked at Lin Wenfang's wound and frowned. The calls from his companions over the radio, all reporting "no abnormalities," seemed to ease his mind a bit. He cursed under his breath and said, "What a hassle. Hurry up, I'll follow you."

Is this a question? What form of answer do you need? The voice of MARS is always so calm and indifferent

Understood. The subsystem breach has commenced. Progress will be reported at any time

The Shenhui City Central Hospital is a public utility and is connected to the municipal surveillance network. The comprehensive network link detected this relationship, and I managed to breach it. MARS replied leisurely. The central hospital has been assessed as a hazardous area

"May I go apply some medicine? I fell when your companion pushed me into the building just now." Lin Wenfang turned his left leg to show the soldier Mo Ya his injury. "A nurse also mentioned that there is an examination room on the 4th floor that is unlocked, which contains bandages and other medications. I won't take up much of your time; it will be quick."

"How did you access the hospital's internal surveillance network?" Lin Wenfang leaned his bicycle against the wall and rested against the surface, taking a moment to catch his breath. He glanced at the wound on his left leg, which was not torn too horrifically. The blood was thick, congealed, and had accumulated on the surface of the wound, seemingly having stopped flowing. Although it still hurt when he moved, it was no longer unbearable. Lin Wenfang pondered whether he could enter the hospital and bring Yue Yuyin out. The other party had not yet fully taken control of the hospital, so there was still a chance, but it would definitely require the assistance of MARS.

Lin Wenfang quickly nodded in panic and then hurriedly walked ahead. He deliberately exaggerated the severity of his injury, groaning and appearing to be in unbearable pain.

"Don't shoot! Don't shoot!" Lin Wenfang shouted anxiously, his tone reflecting genuine fear.

After glancing at the screen of the wrist computer, he set off again. The sky was already quite dark. If it were an ordinary computer, the screen's glare would be very noticeable, but the surface of the military computer screen was coated with some material that allowed Lin Wenfang to clearly see the content displayed on the screen without much light spilling out.

Lin Wenfang crouched and rushed forward, his pistol tucked behind his waist. It was not the safest place, but he had no other choice at the moment. The hospital building was right ahead; as soon as he turned the corner, he would be able to see the ward where Yue Yuyin was located. He pressed against the wall, inching closer to the corner, then peeked out quickly before retracting. There were Mo Ya special forces guarding the entrance, two tall and robust soldiers vigilantly watching over the hospital's main door. He pressed against the wall again, inching closer to the corner, and peeked out once more, quickly pulling back. In front of him were the Mo Ya special forces, with two towering soldiers keeping a watchful eye on the entrance of the hospital building. In that brief glance, Lin Wenfang also caught sight of Yue Yuyin's ward. The room was illuminated by a faint yellow light, starkly contrasting with the bright lights of the surrounding wards. Yue Yuyin must be hiding in that room, right?