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Not only that, when Wei Ran opened the neatly laid quilt, he was surprised to find that there was a long cloth roll hidden under the quilt!

Without taking it apart at all, he could be sure that what was inside was definitely a rifle!

Without rushing to use the gun, Wei Ran checked the remaining beds one by one. As expected, there were bullets and flashlights beside the pillows of each bed, and there was also a long cloth roll under the cup.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! I casually opened a cloth roll, and what was inside was an SKS semi-automatic rifle with a bayonet.

After thinking for a while, Wei Ran restored the gun to its original shape, put it back in place, and restored the rest that he had touched one by one, before exiting the room.

Walking into the third room next to each other, there were only two iron frame beds placed together. Not only that, there was also an extra table in this room that came from someone who didn't know where it came from, covered with a thin layer.

On the dusty table were a lamp of kerosene, a radio, and a box full of unopened batteries.

In the corner of this room, in several neatly arranged wooden boxes, there are several kerosene gas lamps and a large enough medical backpack.

Finally, he walked to the side of the double bed that was placed side by side. Wei Ran bent over and squatted at the foot of the bed, looking at the used block elf on the floor with great interest. At the same time, in his heart, he was already

I have a rough judgment on the people who come here.

To put it simply, this is probably a team of 12 people. If the sexual orientation of these 12 people is normal, then there must be at least one woman among them.

Thinking of this, Wei Ran gently lifted off the cotton covering the two beds, and then carefully lifted off the blankets. However, except for the flashlights on the two beds, there were no weapons.

"These two idiots are either the logistics or the leaders in a 12-person team!" Wei Ran made a judgment instantly.

He restored everything he had moved to their original state and left the room. In the next few rooms, except for a few empty 200-liter oil drums, Wei Yan found nothing of value.

Keeping the situation here secretly in mind, after leaving the building, he tied the chain around the door again but did not lock it. He slowly walked back to the abandoned hospital with his weapon in hand.

In such a short time, the diligent Selsi had already moved all the firewood and wolf carcasses to the second floor. When Wei Ran came in, he just happened to walk out of a room on the first floor holding two flower pots.

"What are you doing?" Wei Ran asked in confusion.

"Uncle Mikita said yesterday that he wanted us to build a fireplace for heating. Do you remember?"

Selsi patted the flower pot in his arms, "There are many flower pots in these rooms, and there is soil in them, which can be used to build fireplaces."

"How come you're so experienced in this kind of thing?"

Wei Ran asked as he picked up a large flower pot in the corner of the hall on the first floor. He remembered clearly that there was a white birch tree that was said to be brought from Moscow in this flower pot. Now it seems that the tree was obviously

Didn't survive.

"Uncle Mikita taught me"

Selsi gave a matter-of-fact answer, "He and I go hunting in the forest every winter. Last year we even built a hunting cabin in the forest together."

Hearing this, Wei Ran did not continue to ask, but just helped the young man move all the flower pots he could find to the second floor, poured out the caked soil in the flower pots, trampled them into pieces, and then mixed in enough

Finally, they turned the pine needles into mud in the room that Selsi chose. Using the oil drum that was used for cooking in the morning as a skeleton, it took him a morning to build a fairly beautiful fireplace.

Just like stepping on the spot, when they were done, Paulide also drove into the lobby on the first floor, and then took out five wolf carcasses from the cargo box.

"How is the situation?" Wei Ran, whose hands were covered with mud, asked standing at the top of the stairs.

"The situation is not too good."

Mikita held the hind legs of a wolf with one hand and said while walking upstairs, "The middle section of Mine No. 4 has collapsed. We may need to blow it up. This will take a long time. No matter how many times we can

Personally, even if I am busy for half a month, it is possible."

“Fortunately the winter here is long enough”

Paulide, who also dragged the two wolves upstairs, said, "And we have enough explosives."

"Not only do we have enough explosives, we may also have a big problem." As Wei Ran spoke, he had already helped to pick up the last wolf carcass.

"What's the trouble?" Mikita and Paulide asked in unison.

It was only then that Wei Ran told these two people what he had discovered, and then took them to see it in person.

Paulide looked at the mines in the corner room on the first floor in confusion, "Where did these mines come from? Why don't I remember that mines were buried in Mine No. 52?"

"I don't remember this either." Mikita frowned and glanced at the hand-drawn map posted on the wall, and finally said to Wei Ran, "Go upstairs and take a look first."

"Come with me" Wei Ran waved and took them upstairs, walking around the three rooms one by one.

"I dare to swear that these things are definitely left by those two-legged animals." Paulide made a judgment in a positive tone.

"What are they doing here?"

Mikita took out the rifle placed under the quilt and looked at it, "They can't come here to hunt, right? And weren't they sent away ten years ago? Where did they come from?"

"I'm going to ask you this"

Paulide put the question to Mikita again, "Didn't those prisoners of war be sent to the aluminum mine in charge of you? When did you repatriate them? How many people were left at that time? How many people were left?

Down?"

Seeing Wei Ran and Paulide looking at him, Mikita spread his hands and explained, "In 1954, when they were repatriated, I remember there were about 500 people left, but they all went back."

"so much?"

"so little?"

Weiran and Polytech gave completely different evaluations in no particular order.

Mikita shook his head dumbfounded, "There were two serious landslides in that aluminum mine. One of them was due to an earthquake, and almost half of the people were buried inside. The geological conditions there are completely different from here.

, there is rubble-like debris below the surface, and it is not a mine, it is a mine that goes straight up and down."

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! "Since everything has been sent back, who left the things here?" Paulide frowned and muttered.

"Is it possible that they were the prisoners of war who carved Khrushchev's portraits for the military base?" Wei Ran reminded at the side.

"It's not impossible." Mikita nodded first.

"Indeed." Paulide also nodded. "Some of those prisoners of war have even joined the party. It's not surprising that they are willing to stay."

"There's a woman in the problem."

Wei Ran led the two of them to the next room and pointed at the dust-covered Elf on the floor, "Two of you, who did you think of first?"

"Yin Linni?!" Mikita and Paulide shouted the same name in unison.

"I think it's her too"

Wei Ran spread his hands and said, "Apart from her, I really can't think of anyone else who would sleep on the same bed as a prisoner of war and come to such a ghost place."

"Whether it's her or not, we are still the captains of Mine Execution Team No. 52."

While Paulide was speaking, he had already pulled out the Nagant revolver issued by the firing squad from the wolfskin holster on his waist, and began to load bullets into it one by one.

"No matter who comes, we really have to be prepared."

While Mikita was speaking, he had skillfully removed the firing pin from the SKS semi-automatic rifle he had been holding, and shook it towards Weiran and Paulide, "For example, we can disarm them and then ask these guests

Are you willing to help open up the collapsed mine tunnel?"

"As long as they come here, I guess they'll be willing to do it."

Paulide grinned and said, "I didn't expect that after so long, I would have the opportunity to herd those smart two-legged animals again."

"Betting on the biggest gem," Wei Ran placed the bet with an extremely sure tone, "They will definitely come, and they will definitely be encountered by us. Of course, they will definitely be willing to help us."

“It’s a good bet”
Chapter completed!