The Last Kabakans

"Did you fix it?" Joshua pressed the button next to it as if nothing had happened, and the screen that had just turned on went dark again.

"En!" Gad took the knife stab from his hand, and slammed the claw foot in front of him.

Joshua tilted his head and stepped back a little, and asked calmly, "When?"

"Fuck-"

The claw's feet were split in half, revealing the white meat inside, he was busy with work and didn't raise his head: "Just now."

"Just now?" Staring at his sweaty arm, Joshua frowned.

"Before coming here," Gad raised his head and said with a smile, "it's just changing the battery, it's not a big deal."

"..."

Gad handed him the freshly picked white meat, then raised his arm and wiped the sweat from his forehead.

"you--"

Joshua wasn't sure if Gad had opened the built-in tablet while he was unconscious, or if he had seen something he shouldn't have seen, but he was interrupted just as he was about to test him.

"Changing the battery will restart the system," Gad seemed to know what he was worried about, "then, um, I guess the synchronization update has just been completed."

Immediately afterwards, he added with a smile: "Don't worry, I have no hobby of prying into other people's privacy."

After Gad finished speaking, he went on to busy with the matter at hand. He didn't speak any more, but he would look up at Joshua from time to time. It really didn't look like he was lying.

At least it looks like it is.

As soon as Joshua walked under the sun with the two pieces of meat in his hands, the golden sunlight made him dizzy. He quickly closed his eyes, but the golden light was still shining under his eyelids.

"Let me do it," Gad grabbed the fluffy figure into his arms, and stepped back in two steps.

After touching his forehead to make sure he didn't have a fever, he shook his head and sighed, "This is the first time I've met such a delicate alpha, you're easy to be bullied like this!"

The hot chest and iron-like arms made Joshua feel very uncomfortable, especially if there seemed to be no smell of pheromone in his sweat, it was almost suffocating.

He broke away from Gad's arm and supported the stone wall to stand firm, and squeezed his brows to squeeze out a few words: "Please, stay away from me."

Joshua's face was a little ugly. Although he was worried, Gad still took a few steps back to keep a distance from him, and finally couldn't help but complained: "You despise me? If it weren't for you, I would have been killed by those Does something stink all over?"

Joshua: "..."

Seeing his uncomfortable expression and being unable to say a word, Gad finally shook his head helplessly: "Oh, forget it, go inside and see if the water is full."

After Gad finished speaking, he took the meat and went out. Joshua stared at him for a moment, then turned and went into the cave.

Right next to the muddy pond where he "bathed" to cool down, there was a small stream of spring water dripping down the wet stone wall, and there was half a turtle shell-like thing under it, just enough to catch the spring water.

Joshua picked up the small bottle next to it and filled it with all the water that was picked up. After filling a whole bottle, there was still some left in the turtle shell.

He put back the turtle shell and water bottle, and then walked deep into the cave for a while before opening the built-in tablet.

"Are you there Joshua?" It was Gagarin's thin voice.

He took a long breath of relief.

The little girl Jiao Didi's reproach came from the loudspeaker: "Why did you cut off contact with me? Do you hate me?..."

Gagarin's audio was mostly inconsequential, and Joshua had to fast-forward several times until, near the end of the audio, he heard the most valuable thing.

She said that she received an encrypted video half an hour ago, asking Joshua when she would go back, and whether she should forward it to him.

Joshua checked the receiving time of this message, and it has been more than three hours since now.

He pressed the off button, walked out calmly, picked up another small bottle and began to fill it with water.

"The water here is getting less and less," Gad brought Togo in. "When I came here a few months ago, I could quickly fill up a big bowl."

He compared it with his hands, "That bowl is a circle bigger than this turtle shell, but it's a pity, it may not be long before even this place will dry up completely."

Tapping his toes lightly on the silver-white suitcase, he asked, "Can you still fit ten pounds of jerky in it?"

"No," Joshua replied simply.

He leaned against the stone wall and sat down, "You figure it out yourself."

"Is that so?" Gad crossed his hands behind his head, found a comfortable position and lay down next to him, half-closed his eyes and said, "Then let's rest for a while, and I will accompany you to find it when the water is full. something you lost."

Soon, even and slow breathing came from beside him, and Joshua knew that Gad had fallen asleep, but he didn't feel sleepy at all, his mind was full of encrypted video.

Is it Detrick or Nashville?

He recalled Mrs. Richard's video over and over again, wanting to confirm whether he had missed some important information.

Maybe things are not as bad as I imagined, but sitting like this is not the way.

He felt he had to do something.

The sun moved a little to the west, but there was no intention of setting, and the temperature was higher than before. Joshua walked out of the cave lightly and began to pick up the dried meat.

Everything is calm, like a pleasant afternoon.

Joshua quietly opened the built-in tablet by flipping through the jerky, and quickly got in touch with the Watcher.

"You have a... You have a new message, please check it as soon as possible!"

The indicator light on the built-in tablet kept flashing, reminding him that there were two unread messages, the first one came from the office of the federal building, and the second one didn't even have a sender.

Joshua couldn't help frowning, did Gagarin even send Mrs. Richard's letter to him?

It stands to reason that the latter one must be more important, but after glancing towards the entrance of the cave, he clicked on the first one without hesitation and entered the decryption command.

Soon, the built-in tablet completed the comparison of the two versions of the "Guardian Plan Drafting Plan", and raised the changes separately.

While playing with the jerky, he quickly took a rough look.

There are dozens of changes in total, and they are basically about the guardian's powers and the response measures in emergency situations.

But one of them made Joshua very difficult to accept, that is, his service period on the Lookout was extended from the original eight months to 36 months.

Regardless of whether it had anything to do with his father or not, his idea of ​​going to the front line was hopeless for the time being.

He had no choice but to sign quickly, press the reply button, and then locked his eyes on the second icon on the screen, all kinds of guesses flashed in his mind.

Maybe he was so engrossed in thinking that the dog ate the piece of jerky in his hand without him knowing.

"For the sake of you saving me, I will never report you." Joshua smiled, glanced at the cave opposite him from the corner of his eye, and secretly pressed the power button of the built-in tablet.

The dog sat upright, staring intently at the pile of delicious jerky.

Joshua picked another one and stuffed it into its mouth, and it happily accepted.

"You can't feed it like this," Gad emerged from the cave, "otherwise it will haunt you forever."

Joshua stroked the dog's mane: "What's its name?"

"Togo, huh, what a vulgar name."

Gad turned over the pile of jerky, then pointed to Joshua's arm and asked, "By the way, yours, can you locate it?"

Joshua nodded.

"Okay!" Gad picked up the pile of dried meat. "Before we set off, we must plan for food and water, otherwise we may die of starvation or thirst on the way."

Gad carried the jerky and walked into the cave, and Togo quickly followed, but Joshua suddenly felt something was wrong. For the first time, he realized that the word "we" might have a deeper meaning.

"What are you doing there?" Gad looked back at him, "Come in!"

Joshua turned on the built-in tablet again and switched the system to the positioning mode. Unexpectedly, many small red dots appeared on the screen immediately.

"what's wrong?"

Gad saw that Joshua's expression was not very good, so he immediately came over.

"Oh, I see," he said with a smile, pointing to two red dots that were almost overlapping, "This is the two of us."

He stuck tightly to Joshua's side and rear, almost completely enveloping the person in front of him, and the surrounding temperature and humidity instantly increased by several percentage points.

"Then who are these?" Gad pointed to a pile of little red dots in the east and asked, "Your girlfriend?"

He turned his head slightly, and his eyes just fell on Joshua's small and straight nose bridge, his shining eyes and slightly curled eyelashes, his chapped lips, his round chin and smooth neck. A thin layer of sweat was wrapped on a lovely Adam's apple, which was still rolling up and down.

Gad didn't dare to look down any further, and asked confusedly, "Are you thirsty?"

The author has something to say: Gad: My dear, you see I can go up to the living room and down to the kitchen, why don’t you consider one?

Joshua: Excuse me, you are blocking the signal of my tablet...

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