[Comprehensive fear] Borrow your life

In the red field of vision, Alice saw herself - looking at herself in a daze and a little panic.The blood-colored fate was particularly conspicuous in this pale red field of vision. At this moment, the fate changed from 2 to 1.

But obviously nothing happened!Alice looked around in panic, trying to find out what could cause her to lose her life.But where?Except for Will, who was injecting T virus into Lilian, there was no one around!

wait!Alice's heart skipped a beat.

Isn't such a panicked and dazed self repeating the accident he had just foreseen?Even the action is the same!

And no matter what the reason for his loss of life is, now time is urgent, and he must take action, at least to do something different from the predicted picture.

Alice chooses to run to Will.Even now, Will is still the person who can give her the most sense of security, so when she thinks of survival and safety, the adoptive father first comes to her mind. There is no way, this is a dependence and habit that has been cultivated for a long time .

But now, this adoptive father didn't care about her at all, he just wanted to make a last-ditch effort wholeheartedly.His eyes stared intently as if he wanted to observe extremely subtle things, and his vision fine-tuned as the liquid level of the blue liquid in the syringe dropped.It wasn't until he couldn't see the blue liquid that he reluctantly moved his gaze away and turned to observe Lilian's pale face.

Alice couldn't be as calm as him, because her vision in one eye turned red again.

This time the protagonists became Will and Alice.In the red atmosphere, her adoptive father was staring at Lillian as he was now, and she was standing beside Will. There was no change, except that their lives were reduced by one.

Obviously, Alice did not escape the weird accident, but instead involved Will.

"Father..." Alice still called the man in front of her as she murmured subconsciously.

And Will seemed to be stunned for a moment.Like a drug addict, he was completely absorbed in Lilian's hope of waking up, only Lilian's life and death remained in his consciousness, and he saw no one else nor himself.A cry from Alice woke him up.

He finally remembered that he was still here, as well as his dear adopted daughter.

And it seems that there is something very important that he has neglected, which is a matter of life and death.

"We will encounter accidents here later, so let's get out of here first!" Alice said and planned to drag the adoptive father away.

And Will, like a frightened rabbit, grabbed the corner of Lilian's clothes on the hospital bed in a panic: "No, you go quickly. I will wait for Lilian to wake up, no matter what!"

Alice's heart throbbed violently. Looking at Lilian, who showed no signs of improvement, she smiled silently, and then she was about to turn around and walk elsewhere.

"Wait!" Alice's adoptive father stopped her, pulled her over, and handed her something—a spiral glass tube filled with green liquid.

Then, Will quickly reached into the box like a leopard, quickly took out a test tube again, then sucked the green liquid into it, and gave Alice an injection.

Alice's first reaction was to avoid it. Since Will had injected Lillian with the T-virus before, she immediately thought it was the T-virus, thinking that Will was trying to kill her.

It was only when the feeling of the needle piercing reached her mind that she remembered: the green one seemed to be the antidote.She also realized what the weird accident was...

"T virus, can it spread through the air?"

"Otherwise, why do you think you have to use such a tight package?" Will answered her question without raising his head, staring at Alice's injected arm as seriously as he gave Lilian the injection, "You pay attention For Lilian, if he wakes up, please remind me, if the T-virus has side effects and makes him mutate, you—notify me too."

The final pause seemed particularly sad.

Alice fulfilled Will's wish, but couldn't help but glance around.

This sight made her dumbfounded. At some point, the five medical staff on this floor were rushed to a corner of the room.The two bodyguards who followed Will and Alice were pointing guns at the men to keep them from moving.It's no wonder that my side has been so quiet all the time, no one bothered me.

She had to admit that these bodyguards were really professional, and they didn't care that they might be infected with the T virus. Instead, their first thought was to control the situation for their employer.

In order to prevent any changes, Alice just observed silently, keeping an eye on Lilian's side at all times.She couldn't imagine that Lillian could become Officer Bill, and her gaze contained more prayer.

Suddenly, gunshots rang out.Alice was startled, and when she turned her head to look at the bodyguards, she realized that one of the bodyguards had put down his gun and was injecting a green liquid—presumably the antidote for the T-virus, and another bodyguard was guarding him. .

At this time, someone was probably worried that he would get the virus, and wanted to snatch the antidote from the bodyguard, so he rushed out. The end result was that the bodyguard who was guarding hit his head, and when Alice turned her head, that The injected bodyguard didn't even turn his head.

This disregard for life made Alice a little scared, and she was very grateful for her decision to just watch silently before.

"Alice, it's all right." After the injection, Will stood up and recalled Alice's thoughts.

Just immediately, Will's expression changed.Looking in the direction where he was frowning and watching, Alice saw that the second floor separated by a layer of tempered glass started to commotion.

Or, it would not be an exaggeration to call it a riot.

Everyone frantically surrounded the two bodyguards close to the glass door, wanting to do something, but afraid of the guns in their hands.

"What's going on with them...?" Alice was a little puzzled and said to herself.

"Maybe I saw the antidote in my bodyguard's hand and wanted to grab it." Will suddenly sneered and mocked, "Even if you close the door quickly, you are worried that the virus will leak to the second floor, probably That's the thing."

"How much is the antidote?" Alice swallowed and asked nervously.

Will also seemed to be troubled by this question, and he answered with some heaviness: "As you can see, I only have four antidotes on me, and we have used two of them, and there are two people left. One of the four bodyguards One copy. If the T virus really leaked to that floor, I'm afraid the safety of my two bodyguards is in danger, and they probably haven't had a chance to inject the antidote yet."