"Clang!" (x2)
William knocked down the two mass-produced T-800s one after another. Their metal frames crashed onto the metal floor, producing a noise that was difficult for the ears to bear.
"Click."
After dealing with the two T-800s, William, who had a mild case of "reload obsession," replaced the magazine in his Gauss Submachine Gun with a full one before continuing toward the upper floors of the hospital.
After crossing the lobby and passing the corner, William turned right and saw a morgue on his right, equipped with enormous floor-to-ceiling windows.
Inside the morgue, most of the human corpses had been neatly skinned, exposing the flesh and tissue beneath their skin.
Many other corpses had also been dismembered and neatly stacked on shelves.
Besides adult corpses, there were also numerous smaller bodies that appeared to belong to children around ten years old.
The morgue seemed to have an ultra-low-temperature refrigeration function. When William walked up to the floor-to-ceiling windows, he could see frost and crystals scattered across the glass.
"Boss..." Serena, who had seen the scene through William's helmet, could not help exclaiming in shock:
"What exactly is Skynet doing here? Is it experimenting on humans like laboratory mice? This is just... too difficult for me to accept."
"Mm." William nodded slightly. "That's exactly what we are."
With that, William continued deeper inside and arrived at the waiting area for the automatic freight elevator.
He stepped into the freight elevator and pressed the button for the hospital's top floor. Only then did he say to Serena:
"Whether they are human or not, in the face of an absolute disparity in force, the stronger side can treat the weaker side however it wishes.
"People say that laboratory mice are our friends, making outstanding contributions to our biology, medicine, and chemistry.
"That