Although the orangutan felt Zhao Xun was brushing it off, it stayed quiet when he returned to the matter at hand.
The pygmy marmoset tilted its head, seemingly trying hard to recall the words. "She was sent to the morgue."
"Were there no family members causing a scene?" Zhao Xun asked.
"No, I didn't see any of the pregnant woman's family show up." The pygmy marmoset shook its head. "The players in the nearby wards were all a little scared. Quite a few tried to get useful information out of the NPCs, but none of them seemed to learn anything."
"Half an hour after it happened, everything in the hospital went back to normal," the pygmy marmoset added. "Apart from the nearby players being uneasy, none of the other NPCs reacted. It was as though it had never happened."
"Only the nearby players knew about it? Those farther away didn't hear anything?" Zhao Xun asked.
"At least, they don't seem to know yet," the pygmy marmoset answered. "Word only spread within a small area."
"She should have died after the surgery failed, so why would the patients in nearby wards know?" Zhao Xun raised another question. "Normally, the people near the operating room should have been the first to find out."
"Huh? Is that how it works? There are separate operating rooms?" The pygmy marmoset looked bewildered. "I don't know how your human hospitals work, but this hospital performs surgery in the wards."
Zhao Xun: "..."
Just brilliant.
After a moment's thought, Zhao Xun asked the pygmy marmoset, "After the pregnant woman died, did the doctors and nurses investigate what caused her sudden medical emergency?"
As long as someone with diabetes took their medication on time, they should be fine.
Since this pregnant woman had been hospitalized for diabetes, the