The Last Kabakans

"What is this?" Gad asked, pointing to the half metal device exposed on the ground.

Joshua squatted down, frowned and said, "The ore detector uses triangulation to locate the specific location of underground mineral deposits and completes the holographic construction."

"That is to say, they have set up other probes nearby?" Gad asked again.

"It should be." Joshua stood up and looked at the surrounding environment. "How far is it from the canyon you mentioned?"

Gad held his chest with one hand and scratched his chin with the other, thoughtfully: "Which canyon do you think the mine will be in?"

Joshua nodded, then squatted down again, and blew towards the probe a few times. After the thin sand covering it was blown away, a small indicator light was revealed.

"The indicator light is not blinking, there are only two possibilities," Joshua said, "Either it has been out of power for a long time, or it has been turned off artificially. In short, they don't want others to get any coordinate information from here."

"It's also possible that they've found what they're looking for — at least soon."

Gad patted Joshua on the shoulder and said, "Let's go, let's join in the fun and settle the old scores by the way."

Just behind McGuire Heights, Joshua turned on his built-in tablet. When the surface holographic projection of the entire canyon appeared in front of Gad, he couldn't help but ask, "Can't you see the underground section?"

Joshua shook his head: "There is some kind of strong field nearby, but it is neither a magnetic field nor an electric field. I guess it should be related to the minerals in the ground."

Gad: "So this mysterious field interferes with electromagnetic equipment?"

"Yes." Joshua said, staring at the screen.

"Then where will the car they drove out be parked?" Gad showed a sly smile, "I mean, even if they hide the car, based on calculations, they should be able to roughly lock their parking place, right? ?”

Joshua raised his head and looked at Gad in a daze. Three seconds later, he began to quickly operate on the tablet with his head buried.

"According to the coordinates of the Woodpecker, the place where they parked should be near here." Joshua pointed to a certain area on the tablet and said to Gad.

"Well, it's not far from here," Gad nodded. "And I seem to remember that you ride a motorcycle well. When this is over, you can take me for a ride?"

"Okay!" Joshua put away the built-in tablet, "Are you interested in a one-day trip to the swarm? The whole journey is free!"

"I'll go if you go!" Gad posted it and said with a smile.

"Still can't open it?" The baron wiped the sweat from his forehead with a silk handkerchief, and said impatiently, "I think it's better to bury it directly. Listen to it. It's been almost two hours. !"

Debella held a small pocket watch in her hand, and she turned her head to the other side, her ears still pressed against the cold and damp stone wall.

"Come and help!" Dahei waved at him.

Cape Town sat not far away with his eyes squinted, looking like he was not in a hurry.

The baron pouted, tucked his cane under his arm, and followed.

"What a broken place!" He couldn't help whining while helping to move things.

Dahei: "How do I know?"

The baron couldn't help but spit, thinking you know what a fart!

"Can you stop asking me to help you every time you do physical work?" The baron pouted at Keller and asked with a droopy face, "He's a man too!"

Dahei: "He can't, he's too thin."

"Found it!" Dai Bella, who was stuck on the stone wall, whispered.

The baron hurried over and asked eagerly, "Where is where?!"

Cape Town's squinted eyes opened slightly, and then closed again quietly.

"That's it," she had already marked on the stone wall, "but I still need to calculate. Dahei, have you brought a pen and paper?"

Dahei: "Bring it, you wait and I will find it for you."

The baron's face was full of disbelief: "I'll go, the pen counts?? I'm not kidding!! How long does this take??!!"

"Why don't you come?" Dai Bella put down the pocket watch in her hand and said with the corners of her lips curled up.

Dahei walked to a box and waved to the baron with a fluorescent lamp: "Come here and give me a hand."

Seeing Keller hiding in the shadows and not saying a word, Gad was a little surprised, especially when he saw that his two shoulders seemed to have completely recovered.

"What, did you meet someone you know?" Joshua asked in a low voice.

Gad pointed to Keller who was covering his face in the corner: "He was the one who fought against me on the Woodpecker."

As he spoke, he pointed to Cape Town, who was dozing off, and Dahei, who was standing next to De Bella and holding a fluorescent lamp: "And I've analyzed it, that should be their captain, and it's not hard to say for now .”

"There is also that big guy. Although he seems to be the captain's confidant on the surface, in fact the captain trusts him the most." Gad's eyes fell on Keller again, "otherwise he would not have been left alone to deal with him before. We, and that beta is definitely not easy. In the end, it's Xiaojianjian and your girlfriend..."

Joshua immediately cast a murderous look: "?"

"Oh oh oh," Gad quickly changed his words to beg for mercy, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I was wrong, it was your ex-girlfriend, ex-girlfriend..."

Ha ha After giggling for a while, he finally got back to business: "I think Xiao Jianjian must know what's behind the stone wall, but he doesn't know much about the specifics inside. Hey, how do you rank yourself in your ex-girlfriend's heart? "

Joshua once again threw a murderous look: "!"

"Okay, don't ask!" Gad moved a little behind the stone, and took off his old waistcoat with his backhand. The light cast from a distance just fell on his uneven back, outlining a round of strong and healthy lines .

"I promise I won't turn over your old debts when we're together in the future, can't you? By the way, I'm itchy, please help me scratch it!" He turned his back and shook the vest in his hand, "Is it because the sand came from here?" How many gaps did it get in?"

Joshua looked away from Gad: "Fix it yourself."

Gad grabbed his arm and sent it behind his back: "Help me, hurry up, it's so itchy!"

Joshua had no choice but to scratch him on the back a few times.

"Yes, yes, right there, scratch it a few more times, use some strength!"

Joshua grabbed him a few more times before asking again, "What did you do to him?"

"It's nothing." Gad put on his ragged waistcoat again, "it just took off his two arms."

"He caught up so quickly?" Joshua frowned and looked at the group of people in the distance. "It seems that they have spent a lot of time here."

Gad straightened Joshua's collar: "Use as much as you need, anyway, I'm not in a hurry for a while. By the way, are you sleepy, do you want to rest for a while? I'll keep an eye on them."

Joshua turned on the built-in tablet, wanting to see what was behind the stone wall, but there was nothing on the monitor except for the blood-red triangle and the big exclamation mark.

"Don't look," Gad pressed the power button for him, adjusted his sitting posture, stretched out his arms and pulled him into his arms, "How long have you not rested? Sleep on me, be good!"

Seeing that he was a little unhappy, Gad smiled and said, "Don't worry, even if I want to eat you, it must be when you are awake."

There were abrupt stones everywhere in the canyon. Although Joshua's neck was resting on Gad's arm, his body was still very uncomfortable. He twisted his body and turned his back, looking into the depths of the dark canyon.

Within a few minutes, Gad noticed that the people beside him were not moving.

Joshua seemed to have fallen asleep, but his body was not completely relaxed, and his breathing was shallow, which made Gad a little worried.

What was on his mind?

After thinking about it carefully, his attitude towards himself seems to be a bit different from the beginning, but what is the reason?

It seems that he no longer rejects himself so much, talks more than before, is no longer so indifferent, and no longer resists his intimacy.

Kegad always felt that something was wrong.

Gently fiddled with the half-short lock of hair at the back of his head, his eyes fell on the white and delicate neck, and the softest part of his heart suddenly tightened.

"I really, really like you." Gad said softly.

"How long have I been sleeping? Why didn't you call me?" Joshua rubbed his face and sat up. A door had already been opened on the opposite stone wall, and the group of people were cleaning their equipment and preparing to enter.

Gad stretched his arms and said, "In less than half an hour, I think they still have a while, so I want you to sleep more."

Joshua was slightly taken aback when he saw Togo lying beside him, and then he remembered that the dog did not follow them down the cliff.

He patted Gouzi's broad shoulders: "Do you want to follow?"

Gad: "You haven't found what you lost, of course you followed."