Survivor Bias

Three years ago, a chemical plant in the west of the city exploded, and the entire Soviet Group died. The official conclusion was an accident. The case was closed, the files were sealed, and no one mentioned it again. Three years later, a fake police report that could not be called out led the six members of the team to the abandoned city in the western suburbs. The footprints on the ground spelled out a word: TRUTH. On the same night, the bank vault in the east of the city was robbed. The robbers wore police uniforms and drove police cars, with paintwork and light frequencies that matched exactly. Three weeks, seven corpses. They appeared on time every Wednesday afternoon. The victims all had six-dot radial scars, and plutonium-239 was detected in their blood. The clues pointed to Shuguang Hospital, a batch of "specially approved reagents" without approval numbers, and a man who had been dead for eight years but was still mentioned by name. Everyone who knew the inside story was saying the same thing: stop investigating. Ci did not want to hear that. Russia certainly could not. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Survivor Bias — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠