The Last Kabakans

Sometimes things are just so coincidental, and I don't know if it's luck or fate. When the small stone fell to the ground with a "click", Dai Bella immediately raised her neck proudly.

Gad raised his eyebrows and said, "Okay, the left is the left!"

Debella consciously wanted to go ahead, but Gad pulled her back by the arm: "What's the hurry, go behind! I warn you, don't try to play tricks with me!"

"Let me come," Joshua glanced at De Bella, and said to Gad, "It's probably not far away, I'll go ahead."

So Gad was at the back, with Dai Bella in the middle, and the three of them walked straight along the passage, but Joshua suddenly stopped after a while.

"What's the matter?" Gad walked past Debella and walked to him, "Did you find anything?"

The passage in front turned a bend, and a piece of the stone wall on the bend collapsed, revealing a dark hole, and there seemed to be something inside.

Gad looked back at De Bella, but she shook her head innocently, expressing that she didn't know anything.

"Would you like to go in and have a look?" Gad approached the entrance of the cave, held a fluorescent lamp and leaned out halfway into the cave, and found that there was a lot of space inside, "Should we continue walking?"

Joshua hesitated.

Semias is the property of Detrick's military department. Every stone and every grain of sand here belongs to the military department. As a soldier, it is his unshirkable responsibility to guard the safety of the military department's property.

Since the military has never disclosed the existence of Semias to the public, there must be a reason for this: either they have to keep a certain secret, or they are covering up a certain truth.

Whether it's a secret or the truth, the answer must lie in this canyon, and as he and Gad went deeper, he felt that the answer was getting closer to them.

But he always felt that this answer must not be acceptable to everyone, so what should he do?

"What are you thinking dear?" Gad posted over and asked, "Do you want to go in and take a look? If you go in, it may delay some time, but you may find something else."

"Let's go," Joshua finally made up his mind, he glanced at Debella, then stepped into the dark cave, "Follow me closely."

"Don't get too close!" Gad hit the fluorescent light on Debella's face, and then made a gesture of wiping his neck, "Otherwise, you know!"

De Bella shook her hair and followed inside.

Rather than saying that this is a cave, it is better to say that it is a chamber, and the reason why it is called a chamber is because the entire cave has obviously been remodeled, as if it was specially remodeled to breed some kind of cub.

This small chamber is less than fifty square meters, but the uneven ground is densely packed with half-person-high eggs, and it looks like there are at least a dozen of them.

"Do you think this looks like their nursery?" Gad inspected the eggs one by one, but unfortunately, almost all the eggs had been broken, and even the solution inside the eggs was completely dried up. There is a circle of black marks on the bottom.

"I don't know," Joshua kicked away the debris on the ground, then knelt down and stretched out his hand towards Gad, "stab me with your knife."

Gad took out the knife stab from his boot and handed it to him, and helped to clean up the scattered egg shells, only then did he see clearly that there were two thin tubes connected to the bottom of each egg, Those pipes were covered with a thick layer of ochre-yellow fibers all over the place.

Joshua carefully poked open the fibrous layer with Gad's knife, cut open the tubes, and there was actually clear and bright mucus flowing out of it, but the amount was not much, and the flow out from the back was obviously not as clean as the one at the beginning. .

The two looked at each other, and Gad took out Debella's dagger and scraped the bottom of the egg twice. In addition to the black powder, some white calcification was scraped off, but he didn't see the connection between the two. The opening of the pipe.

"Is this what you are looking for?" Gad raised the dagger in front of Debella, "It's a pity that only these spoiled proteins are left."

"Come here!" Joshua lowered his head and shouted.

"Coming!" Gad tapped the dagger on the cavity wall beside Debella, turned around and left.

Joshua was trying his best to break off half of the eggs on the ground, but the black eggshells with scales on the outside were severely calcified, and they all shattered with a little force.

"That's not okay," Gad said, "Get out of the way, I'll come."

He used a dagger along the position where the egg was embedded in the ground, and slowly pushed aside the fiber layer, only then did he see the part where the two thin tubes connected to the eggshell.

Those two tubes are like the ends of capillaries, branching out into many tiny branches, firmly grasping the eggs on the ground.

"No wonder it can't be moved," Gad patted the slightly raised base of the egg with the back of the knife, "Look at how tight it is, maybe the entire eggshell is made of the mucus in these two tubes."

"But what's inside?" Joshua asked staring at the piece of eggshell that was still attached to the ground, "Looking at these traces of drying up, the internal environment of this chamber should be very unstable, so there are gaps of different widths." a few circles."

"When the temperature is high, the volatilization is fast, so the interval between the two black lines is relatively wide," Gadbi added, drawing the circle at the bottom of the eggshell, "Conversely, when the temperature is low, the volatilization is slow, and the interval is relatively narrow. But, what are the things inside, did they run away after being hatched, or died before they took shape? If they ran away, where did they go? If they died, how did they die?"

Joshua shifted his gaze to Gad's face: "Is it possible..."

"Probably not," Gad knew that what he wanted to ask were those monsters with spots on their bodies and wings on their backs that looked like humans but were more terrifying and bloodthirsty than humans.

He said: "First of all, the environment does not allow it. Although it is not ruled out that there will be external intervention, artificially changing the temperature or humidity, or even the atmospheric pressure, the newly hatched cubs will definitely not be able to withstand the surface temperature. Secondly, if there is no adult Beasts carry them, and these newly hatched cubs cannot survive independently, especially in such a large group. Unless..."

"Unless they can sense magnetic fields," Joshua said, "they can navigate and locate themselves, and they must also have a highly unified collective consciousness and behavior."

Gad: "But this possibility has been ruled out. The nearby electromagnetic fields are chaotic. It is impossible for them to know where to go."

"So, did they die before they hatched?" Joshua's eyes dimmed. "Is there a technical problem, or was it intentionally destroyed?"

Gad shook his head: "It's all possible, and I'm sure that there are many chambers like this, but I don't know if this is just a simple incubation chamber, or someone is doing some experiments."

"Honey," Gad suddenly stopped Joshua, pointed at Debella and said in a low voice, "Do you think she knows something?"

Joshua stood up: "Even if she knew, she wouldn't say it."

Gad couldn't believe it: "Why are you so sure?"

"Didn't you confirm it a long time ago?" Joshua asked back, "Otherwise, why are you sticking to her mouth?"

Thinking about it, yes, a female omega who dares to venture out alone must have some means and courage.

"It seems that we are getting more and more tacit understanding," Gad clapped his hands, "This feeling is so good! I can't help but want to kiss you! By the way, how long has it been since I kissed you?"

"Go to work." Joshua held the fluorescent lamp and inspected the surroundings again, "Look for where the other end of the pipe is connected."