"You're just a new player. Don't mistake the limits of your own knowledge for the limits of the game world. There's a lot you don't know," Yue Weiping said.
"We've seen the corpses of alien species," Liang Song added. "Their bodies don't show many obvious signs of degeneration, but they've been severely contaminated. They can also use their appearance to lure soldiers in, and if that doesn't work, they may even launch suicide attacks. Once someone comes into contact with the pathogens, infection is likely."
"So you're facing two problems. First, direct contact with an alien could expose you to pathogens. Second, taking off your glasses could damage your eyes." Xu Huo gave a brief summary. "As long as you don't touch an alien directly, you'll reduce the risk of infection. Your noses and mouths are exposed, so you're not worried about airborne transmission. In that case, the risk of infection from examining a corpse isn't high."
"As for the second problem, the High-Beam Light on the protective wall hurts your eyes. But we're far enough away from the wall, and there aren't any lights nearby. Our eyes should be able to adjust to the light here."
"You're saying that certain kinds of light might harm our eyes without us noticing. But these glasses don't seem to be made of any special material. In other words, they aren't designed to protect us from unusual light. Other kinds of goggles could do the same job."
The other three exchanged glances. "You make a fair point," Yi Mao said, "but if we force the glasses off, the identity verification might fail, and then we won't get the government's reward."
"That is a problem." As Xu Huo spoke, he abruptly turned to his right. A bullet struck metal with a sharp clang!
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