"Resurrection?" The director didn't sneer; he furrowed his brows slightly, as the word reached his ears in a translated state.
Perhaps it was a case of mistaken death, and the shock had brought the person back to life?
In his decades of practicing medicine, he had heard of such phenomena. Some irresponsible new doctors might make such grave mistakes, declaring patients who hadn't fully died as deceased.
That would need to be looked into immediately; if the person really did come back to life, it wouldn't do for them to die again—that would be a serious lapse on the part of the hospital.
The low temperatures inside the morgue were easily lethal to a living person, let alone someone who had just woken up.
So he hurried over, quickly opening the metal compartment and pulling out the body within.
Putting on gloves and unzipping the body bag, the director began his examination of the corpse, a few simple steps enough to confirm.
These two were lying.
