Once the last player had climbed onto the bus, the Doctor immediately urged everyone to shut the doors and windows.
Mechanic had already taken the driver's seat and gripped the steering wheel, but the question he asked next left all the players dumbfounded.
"How do we get to the hospital...?"
Earlier, everyone had settled on their next move in the corridor: go to the hospital and get Iodine Tablets. But they had overlooked the most important question—where the hospital was. They could now be certain that this dungeon was set in Chernobyl, and from historical knowledge, they knew that Pripyat was the town closest to the nuclear power plant.
But when it came to more detailed information, such as how many hospitals Pripyat had and where they were located, everyone was completely in the dark.
It was not really their fault for being careless. For people living in the information age of the twenty-first century, already accustomed to the internet, finding a place had never been difficult. They only needed to take out their phones and search for the location. But now, not only was there no internet, even though the players wore white faces, none of them could read or speak Russian.
In the end, Zhang Heng was the one who reminded them, "Ambulances."
He did not explain further. After observing them along the way, he had found that although most of the players in this round were solo players without guilds, their overall level was fairly good. The nuclear explosion at the start had left them somewhat dazed, but he trusted that they had not completely lost their ability to think and could understand what he meant.
With the Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploding, there would definitely be casualties. Someone would surely call for ambulances afterward, and as