At first, Besonova thought that the player and her party were robbers from somewhere, but the other party did not rob her of any of her belongings, although they did take advantage of the night to sneak open the doors of many shops, but they only took some emergency change, more of all kinds of daily necessities that could be used, and they didn't take much.

In addition, they all look Ukrainian or Russian, but strangely none of them speak Ukrainian or Russian, and Besonova thinks she can infer their identities from this.

- This group of people is likely to be Americans or Europeans living in the Western world with Russian and Ukrainian ancestry, specially selected to infiltrate SL for secret espionage, but Besonova thought about it again, this seems to be a bit unreasonable, how can there be spies who infiltrate enemy countries do not learn the enemy Chinese language at all, what kind of infiltration is this? And the group doesn't speak English either, I don't know what language it is.

But they did take a special interest in the nuclear power plant, and they disguised themselves as experts to talk to the engineers of the nuclear power plant, but then Besonova found that they did not seem to be interested in the technology of the nuclear power plant, but in the accident that happened last night, in other words, this guy disguised as an expert did exactly what the expert group in Moscow was supposed to do.

So Besonova was also completely confused, she now had no idea what the origin of the players was, and she even had the illusion that the other party was standing with them, the residents of Pripyat, and that the nuclear power plant seemed to be hiding something.

And although Besonova doesn't know anything about nuclear physics, she is a nurse in a medical center after all, and she still knows a little about radiation sickness, she can see that the players and their group have been exposed to different degrees of radiation, and then contact the scene when the two sides first met, the players rushed into the ward wearing the clothes of the nuclear power plant workers.

Shortly after the Chernobyl accident, Besonova remembers very well that the little nurse on duty with her was pulling her to the window to look at the explosion, and they were guessing what was happening at the nuclear power plant, and not long after, they were all captured by the players.

In other words, the group was probably at the scene when the nuclear power plant exploded last night, and they found something, so they started the investigation. However, Besonova didn't know what would happen even if the results of the investigation would be, she could see that some of the players were not in a good condition, and although the doctor could provide some treatment, it was basically only focused on relieving the pain.

Coconut, in particular, is not even as healthy as some of the nuclear power plant workers who were sent to the hospital, and what she needs most now is formal treatment, not a forced investigation here.

However, Besonova also knew that her words would not have any effect on the player, and she had not forgotten who she was now, and she was still a captive.

Besonova, at the request of the coconut, called Akimov after Dyatrov. The latter was the foreman on duty at reactor 4 last night, 33 years old, wearing glasses, with thick curly hair, and looking quite strong, but now he was extremely weak. The skin was completely burned dark brown from the radiation, the face and hands, and even the tongue were swollen, and even the speech was a little laborious.

His exposure to radiation was much worse than that of Gatlov, because, according to his own account, he ran to the reactor with Toptunov after the accident to try to restore the water supply.

When he said this, he was interrupted by Besonova, who, as she had once questioned Gatlov, asked the foreman on duty, "Are you sure the reactor is still intact?"

Akimov visibly hesitated, his body began to tremble, and at the same time he kept repeating the words he had been repeating since he first entered the house, "We did everything correctly, we followed the instructions in the operating manual, we didn't make a mistake, it really ......"

"Calm down, Comrade Akimov, we are not here to ask you for responsibility, at least not now, we just want to know the specific situation of the reactor to provide a scientific basis for the next decision, so you just need to tell us the truth what you see."

"I'm ......," Akimov opened his mouth, "we have experienced a serious radiation accident...... Fortunately, however, the reactor remained unharmed. ”

It took a lot of effort for him to say this, but he obviously felt better when he said it.

"What about the radiation values at that time?"

"1000 microroentgenium per second." Akimov pushed the glasses on his face, "After the explosion, the top priority was to inject water into the reactor to prevent the reactor from melting due to high temperatures, so we prepared to turn on the No. 2 emergency feed pump and start filling the reactor with water according to the requirements of Chief Engineer Fuming."

"But because we lost the power supply, the gate valve had to be opened manually, so Toptunov and I went along the line to rotate the handle, and it took us a couple of hours to open the regulating valves on the two branch lines, but for some reason, the reactor seemed to be leaking, and by that time we were completely exhausted and were taken to the medical center by ambulance, and it was Smakin who replaced us."

Akimov's narrative is full of guilt and self-blame.

Besonova could see that the man in front of her was really annoyed by the trouble he had caused, but he didn't seem to know what he had done wrong, so he could only repeat that I was right, that everything was in accordance with the rules, and so on, trying to make his conscience feel better.

Bessonova even couldn't bear to ask any more questions for a while, and continued to put pressure on this poor man, forcing him to keep recalling various details of the incident, but Bessonova only said that this matter was not up to her, and Zhang Heng and the others had no intention of interrupting or suspending the conversation at all.

However, they did gain something, at least from Akimov's answer, they still found some things different from what Tymutov said, such as when the power dropped, according to Akimov, Gyatrov was also in the control room at the time, and because of this, he was furious, and scolded Toptunov, the senior reactor control engineer at the time, and then ordered Toptunov to quickly increase the power, but Toptunov refused.

So Gatlov moved out of the safety regulations, saying that according to the safety regulations, if the power drops from the 80% position, then the power can only be increased within 24 hours, but now the power is reduced from the 50% position, and the safety regulations do not stipulate that the power cannot be increased immediately.