Vault 32

Chapter 173 $30 million

Following the Canadian into the tunnel, in less than 10 minutes, Carl frowned and walked back to Liszt with a little solemnity on his face. Spread out in front of him, three metal objects the size of buttons were lying in the palm of his hand, making his brows furrowed and said: "This was found on him."

The three metal objects the size of buttons looked quite small, and this also represented the extremely precise workmanship and the Soviet Union's strong industrial strength.Reaching out to take the three little things in Carl's hand, Liszt fiddled with them slowly a few times in his palm, but the corners of his mouth could not help but sneer: "This is very delicate, isn't it?"

Karl also shrugged slightly. Although this kind of thing is not uncommon for him, it is really a bit wrong to put it on the enemy.Especially looking at these three little things, Carl's face became a little more angry, and he gritted his teeth slowly: "That Canadian is really a decoy!"

"Bait? Who said it wasn't."

Glancing at the movement in the tunnel at the corner, Liszt's mouth also showed a hint of sarcasm.So what if the group of Canadians knew where they were?Would they still use nuclear weapons on their own land to lift off the entire mountain above their heads?Liszt handed the three buttons back to Carl, patted him on the shoulder at the same time and said: "No matter what, the Canadian who brought friendship is still our friend."

"But how to deal with this thing? If it stays inside the cave, then I don't think I can sleep well."

Karl looked at the three button-sized metal objects in the palm of his hand. The fine lines on them represented the strong industrial strength of the Soviet Union.But he frowned slightly, held the three little things with his whole hand, looked at Liszt and suggested, "Do I need to go out and stay somewhere? It's safer for us. "

"good idea."

Liszt also nodded, this thing really has no use value for them, not to mention that it has already been found on the Canadian, and if it continues to stay in the cave, it can only provide effective data for the Canadians .Now it is the No. [-] cave, which is close to the surface. Even if the Canadians or the Soviets know about it, it doesn't matter. The really important No. [-] and No. [-] caves are the base camp where Liszt and the others hide.

With Liszt's permission, Karl didn't say much, put on a leather coat and walked to a nearby tunnel.It has been excavated there, connecting a two-meter-wide tunnel entrance next to the boulder, just like the most common cave when animals hibernate, and now it has become the entrance and exit of snowmobiles.

With the roar of the engine and the exhaust pipe, a snowmobile also rushed out of the tunnel in an instant. With the force of the deep snow layer, it slid down the hillside at an extremely fast speed, throwing out a fine snowflake After that, it completely disappeared in the ups and downs of the mountains.Even this complex mountainous area can't hide its good mobility. This cool and unrestrained snowmobile can be said to be the favorite of the Marine Corps now.

"Captain Liszt, all inspections have been completed, and no other abnormalities have been found for the time being."

A marine corps next to him has also come over, it is the one who carried the Canadian into the tunnel just now, but his face is not good-looking now, and he slightly lowered his head and reported softly to Liszt: "We are still here. Two daggers, a semi-automatic pistol, and a check for $30 were found."

"A check for $30?"

Liszt was slightly stunned, but he was a little puzzled by the words of the Marine Corps. He subconsciously glanced at the Canadian who was walking out of the tunnel, and couldn't help but play with a little joke in his tone: " Is this the price the Canadian government is bribing us to get us out of this mountain?"

"If you say that, you are actually right."

But the Canadian didn't take it seriously at all. Instead, he nodded and shook his neck helplessly. After the Marine Corps next to him let go of his shoulders, he shrugged helplessly at Liszt: "Of course, The Canadian government also knows that you cannot withdraw from this area, but we still hope to maintain a minimum of peace."

He looked at Liszt with a somewhat ridiculous expression in his eyes. Even he found this kind of naked bribery a bit inconceivable.However, he also nodded bluntly: "The pressure exerted by the US Federation is also quite large. It is estimated that the Canadian military can no longer bear it."

"Then why did I send you here?"

Seeing the Canadian's talkative appearance, Liszt gave him a strange glance, frowning slightly, and felt a little more vigilant in his heart for his talkative appearance.But he let out a little cold sweat, and said lightly: "But those things that were searched, are they recordings, positioning, or ranging?"

"A recorder, two locators, something the Canadian military must have asked me to carry."

Sighing helplessly, the Canadian couldn't help shaking his head, seeing the vigor of Liszt and the marines around him, he also praised: "It's unbelievable that a group of you captives are here Canadian and Soviet territory, and even established a command base!"

The American territory in North America has become increasingly clear with the Mexican battlefield, and a large number of troops have begun to penetrate into Alaska and the north of the mainland defense line. There is no doubt that it will also be used normally for the Canadian government in the middle of the map. , felt some kind of fear.

Now they are not in 2077. It is quite common to use small-yield tactical nuclear weapons. As long as Lister builds a cave base here and stays there, it will be like an iron thorn penetrating into the Canadians and Soviets. The encirclement, even if you want to take it out, you must understand that it is absolutely impossible without paying a certain price.

"This is a bearer check for $30 from the Canadians."

The Canadian bent down slowly, and at the same time pulled out a piece of patterned paper from the hand of a marine next to him, and gently handed it to Liszt, but his face was quite solemn, especially when he looked at the paper in front of him. Liszt, who was less than half a meter away, spoke cautiously and softly: "Mr. Period, are you okay?"

(End of this chapter)