Steel Soviet Union

Karachev and Kotin exchanged words with each other, then went around and kicked the ball back to Malashenko. Hearing Comrade Ma's scream, we were quite helpless and could only laugh. Open your mouth.

"Are you two working together to target me? If I were so powerful, the Germans would have surrendered long ago. As for continuing the war to this day?"

Kogin smiled when he heard this. He had worked with Malashenko for a long time and could always say a few words that were just right to "squeeze" Comrade Ma.

"Really? Why do I think that without you, the Germans would have been able to survive for a few more months or even half a year no matter how bad they were? I'm not kidding, I'm serious."

"Hey, you, you are still the eldest among these three people. You look a bit like an old-timer, okay? At the end of the day, you are still a lieutenant general."

Malashenko had a look on his face that said he "hates iron but cannot become steel", wagging his fingers and "admiring" non-stop, but Kotin just laughed in a "disrespectful" way.

"Ha, what's wrong with Lieutenant General? My lieutenant general title is just a false title. Unlike you, the head of the combat force, I am a lieutenant general who goes into the workshop with a hammer and wrench, knocking and applying black oil. Just call me Comrade worker, I prefer this title.”

“Okay, you win, you are this.

He gave a thumbs up just to show that he was speechless, but it was Ke Jing who spoke first and brought the conversation back to the main topic.

"Okay, the three of us have chatted enough. It's almost time to pause. Aren't you anxious to know what happened? Time is limited, so hurry up and ask. We all have other things to do."

After being reminded by Kogin, Malashenko finally remembered the incident that he had almost completely forgotten, and then quickly turned to Karachev and asked a serious question with a change of expression.

"I almost forgot about this. Now hurry up and tell me, what on earth is going on?"

There was no longer any "inconvenience" in talking about things on this occasion, and Karachev, who was finally able to speak without any scruples, spoke quietly.

"That must have happened more than an hour ago. At that time, I was busy making documents and reports, thinking about quickly summarizing the situation of receiving the wounded and reporting it. Suddenly someone broke in and looked for me, saying, "The director didn't Okay, something happened in the emergency room. There is a newly arrived wounded comrade who is very strange and is biting and biting like crazy." I realized that the situation was urgent, so I hurried over to take a look before I could ask any more questions."

"At first, I thought that I might have been mentally stimulated or caused by illness. Intermittent mental madness caused me to not recognize people, lose the ability to control my behavior, or something like that. Only when I arrived at the scene did I realize that it was completely different from what I thought.

"The patient's condition seems difficult to describe accurately. I think it is probably similar to seeing some kind of strong hallucination, a completely immersive strong hallucination that can block the five senses."

"The patient not only kicked and beat everyone he saw around him, but also scratched and bit anyone who tried to get close to comfort him. The two comrades who brought him here, including the two soldiers and several doctors and nurses, were injured. I saw that the situation might get out of control, so I immediately Call the guard company commander to bring the guards over to control the situation."

"A total of four soldiers came up one after another. They held down each limb before forcing him to the hospital bed and temporarily controlling him. The patient's strength was surprisingly strong, even amazing, and his reflexes to pain were also very slow. There was one. In desperation, the soldier punched him with two fists in an attempt to wake him up. As a result, he was as unresponsive as if his nose was gently touched twice. He didn't even notice that his nose was bleeding, and he still didn't react. Continue to go crazy under any influence."

"Whether it is in school or in the clinic, or even in any literature I have come into contact with, I have never seen any disease that can cause such a severe situation. Not even patients with mental illness and mental retardation. As for the loss of pain and fear, they will still be timid and retreat in the face of powerful and irresistible violence, but this time they will not encounter the situation at all. "

"I urgently want to know why this is the case. Only by knowing why can we carry out targeted treatment."

"So I took advantage of the patient's control and hurried forward to see his eyes, teeth and other sensory characteristics to record the situation. The pathological characteristics of some mental illness diseases will be reflected externally, which will help It’s up to me to judge.”

"But I didn't expect that he was so powerful that he suddenly broke free from the suppression of a soldier. He raised his free hand and scratched my face. He also raised his head and bit me. I stretched out to look at him. The right hand of the eyelid.”

"I knew that in this situation I couldn't forcefully pull my hand away, as that might tear off a whole piece of meat at once. I swung my arm in the direction in which he shook his head, and the soldier who was freed from the side also reacted quickly. , and immediately used all his strength to press down again. With the help of another soldier on standby, the two of them worked together to open the patient's mouth, and I took my hand out. It's really thanks to them both. "

"Then I went to treat the wound. I met you when I walked out the door, Comrade Commander. This is the complete process of what I experienced."

"As for what caused this, I'm sorry that I haven't investigated the situation yet and can't make an accurate conclusion. But it really doesn't seem to be a symptom caused by a certain disease. I think it is necessary to investigate. "Maybe if we understand what happened in the past few hours and the past experience of this soldier, we will know why."

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After listening to Karachev's detailed description of the complete process, Malashenko also frowned.

Although his medical knowledge is not as good as that of Kalachev, Malashenko is a future traveler, an alien from a distant future world, and is not a native of this era and this timeline.

Therefore, Malashenko should have the cognitive advantage of several decades more than Kalachev. The breadth and depth of information that he will have access to in the distant future are by no means comparable to this era when information transmission and communication are still very closed.

It stands to reason that even if Malashenko doesn't know what the disease is called, he should know what types of diseases can cause this condition.

But unfortunately, after hearing these descriptions, Malashenko was blinded. He had no idea, had never seen it, or even seen it on the Internet. What kind of disease could lead to such a crazy situation? Appear.

Unless it is just a hypothesis and a guess, unless it is not caused by the disease at all, as Karachev said intentionally or unintentionally.

Thinking of this, Malashenko, who had basically decided what to do next, immediately raised his head, faced Karachev and spoke slowly with a serious face.