After graduating from university, she had started her first hospital at this very address. By then, both its aboveground and underground sections had already undergone several renovations.
Although the hospital had changed hands several times over the decades amid the sweeping reforms,
she knew its history well.
Construction had begun before the country was founded, when the situation was still unstable. Under the guise of building a hospital, the Military had constructed Defense Fortification No. 8, turning this place into a secure stronghold for defending Capital City.
Later, New Hua Country was founded, and as the nation gradually developed, the situation grew increasingly stable on every front.
The fortification became less important, and only then did the Military gradually transfer ownership of the hospital to the local authorities.
But the underground structure and its wartime defenses were the real deal.
Even when Song Ning took over, the three and a half underground levels remained as solid as a rock.
With their constant temperature and humidity, as well as their lack of light, she had used them to house her core archives and conduct research for important projects.
The underground levels were also ideal for large imaging and radiotherapy equipment, along with the main server room that kept the various automated systems running. Those occupied an entire floor.
Once she figured out where she was, Song Ning could not help feeling a secret chill of alarm.
They had fled from Jin City to Capital City.
They were hiding openly in the capital.
Earlier, she had even used Jin City as the center of a circle on a map to estimate how far a truck could travel in four to five hours.
She had considered all sorts of possibilities, but never imagined they would be brazen enough to head back.
Now, she