The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie novel Chapter 309

Chapter 309 

Mila and Phoebe squeezed in as the next elevator arrived. Most of the people on this elevator were the top experts from Norvania, who were here to deal with the aftermath of the explosion. Whispers filled the air in the elevator. 

“Exactly what are these purple particles? It’s the first time I’ve seen this phenomenon.” 

“I’ve heard it was caused by an accident while developing the hydronium missiles.” 

“Hydronium? Hasn’t the researcher who developed hydronium already died? How is this possible?” 

“There were two bottles left, but they’re probably gone by now.” 

“Are those purple particles the result of hydronium’s reaction with something? The explosion had been terrifying. It felt like half the earth shook. Many continents were affected. There were earthquakes and even tsunamis-” 

“Shh, we’re here. Be quiet.” 

The elevator chimed, and everyone got off. Mila and Phoebe shared a glance. They followed the others out of the elevator and into a large conference room. 

In the conference room, Mila saw the top brass of the military base, as well as top engineers and chemical researchers from various fields. Joe and Alan, whom Mila had met before, were also there. Everyone had a serious look on their faces as they discussed disaster relief and 

reconstruction. 

Due to the size of the crowd, those with less experience were standing on the sidelines. Mila and Phoebe stood in a corner, listening to their discussion. Nathan was so busy that he completely forgot that Mila was there. 

Alan opened a PowerPoint presentation, explaining the reasons for the experiment’s failure, the damage caused by the explosion, and how to deal with the pollutants in the air. Mila looked grim after hearing their proposed solutions. 

“General Morrison, this is the quickest and most effective way to reduce the pollution based on the research we have done,” Alan said. 

“How long will it take?” Nathan asked. 

“It will take about a week to reduce air pollution. The filtration for water pollution will take about sixty days. In the meantime, it’s best to evacuate residents who live nearby.” 

Voices of skepticism began to rise. 

“There are tens of thousands of people at our base, let alone all of our armories and gear. Are 

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we supposed to move all that ?” 

“Exactly, that isn’t feasible.” 

“There may not be many people living nearby, but there are still at least ten thousand people scattered arcund. How do we evacuate them?” 

Nathan scanned the room and asked, “Any other solutions?” 

The other professors were desperately searching through the data, hoping to find a solution in the mountain of information. 

“Nate, why don’t we call in some specialized researchers from Sunterland to help us?” Fennal suggested. 

A shadow seemed to pass over Nathan’s eyes, and he fell silent. 

“Ms. Hudson, you may not know this, but we’ve already spoken to Sunterland. They said a researcher once simulated experiments on hydronium missile explosions, but the data was lost. The researcher who experimented is dead as well,” said the secretary–general.