Journey to another world in the subway

Chapter 4 Rest
Originally, this mission was for six people, but because of Su Mengfan's joining.So there were only five people in the starting team, and Cage's good friend was squeezed out because of this.

But I didn't expect that this mission came all the way from Line 2-Zamoscrite Line to this particularly distant Line 6.

And this period is even more dangerous. If it weren't for the strong background of the team and the ability to obtain supplies for free from the powerful forces on the way, they might not be able to reach the destination alive.

I thought that the target of this mission was a powerful and powerful person, but I didn't expect Su Mengfan to be so thin and small.Under his 2-meter-high body, he lowered himself by a whole head.

And in the course of the action, his performance was so unbearable, the first time he faced the stalker was to run away instead of picking up a gun to resist.

I really want to discredit the forces behind me, and I really don’t understand what my superiors are thinking.

However, due to the appearance of Su Mengfan, his good friend did not participate in this operation, so he lost a lot of merit.In this case, there will be problems with food and clothing for the next month.

"Really, damned Alcorn!"

This All-Russian Exhibition Center site does not belong to our sphere of influence, so some identities cannot be revealed.

Let that idiot Alcorn sign it, since it's only his name that's exposed anyway.

Su Mengfan was taken to the guard by the patrol officers at the All-Russian Exhibition Hall station.

Looking at the doorman, there is only a dilapidated table with a few sheets of paper on it, and the paper is covered with stains, here and there.

The guard is an old man, he looks almost 60 years old, and he is chatting with the patrol officer next to him.

According to the old man's words, Su Mengfan left his name on the paper—Alcorn Schoenrich.

The old man looked at Su Mengfan and asked, "Your name is Alcorn Seanrich?"

"Ang, what's the matter? Is there any problem?" Su Mengfan was puzzled by the old man's question.

"No, it's nothing. I heard from the soldiers that you came from the botanical garden station? It's amazing! I heard that there are dark people there, it's too scary." The old man immediately changed the subject.

Su Mengfan touched the back of his head and smiled. "Nothing, good luck, I didn't meet the Dark Race."

"That's amazing too. No one in our country can reach the tunnel 700 meters away. It's a creepy place to even think about. No one dares to go to that 700 meters away.

The patrol once reached the 500-meter point of the tunnel. They used the lights on the tram to illuminate the boundary posts there. After making sure that no one crossed the boundary, they hurried back home.

Even the big scouts who had been in the navy only dared to stop at 680 meters of the tunnel at most, clutching their night vision equipment tightly, covering the bright light from the cigarette butts with their palms, and standing quietly, motionless .

When they want to go back to the subway station, they have to walk back slowly and tiptoely, staring at the tunnel behind them all the way, never daring to turn their backs and let their backs face that dangerous place.

The place where we are patrolling now is 450 meters away from the tunnel, only 50 meters away from the boundary stakes.

The patrol team will routinely check the boundary post once a day, and now a few hours have passed since today's routine inspection time. "

When Su Mengfan heard the old man's words, he felt a chill in his back. He didn't expect it to be so scary there.Now when I think back to the tunnel scene before, I still feel scared.

Fortunately, I was lucky this time and didn't meet the Dark Race.

The old man began to communicate with Su Mengfan, but because Su Mengfan only knew a few words.

After a while, the old man stopped pestering Su Mengfan, and introduced the local characteristics of the All-Russian Exhibition Hall to Su Mengfan, and warned Su Mengfan that some places should not be messed around.

Su Mengfan bid farewell to the old man and walked inside.

Su Mengfan learned from the communication with the old man just now that there are about 200 people living in the All-Russia Exhibition Hall Station.

Some lived in service center barracks, but most lived in tents on the platforms.

These tents are munitions and are very old now, but they are still in good condition.

They don't have to withstand the wind and rain underground, and they are well cared for by people, so they can still live.

These tents are airtight, light-tight, and block out some noise.

Although it is far from before the outbreak of nuclear war, there are only places to live now.

That being the case, what is there to be dissatisfied with such a housing?

The tents are set up in two rows along the subway tracks, leaning against the walls on both sides, and they are all within the scope of the central hall.

The platform had become something like a street: a fairly wide passage in the middle.

There are still some arches left for people to walk freely-these arches are around the hall, and there are several in the middle.

There are also some residences under the platform, but the roofs of these residences are not very high, and it is not very comfortable to live in.

And there is no tent or anything like that inside, and there are two guards standing on both sides of the door.

It seems that people at the All-Russian Exhibition Hall station use them to store food.

The two tunnels in the north merged into one at a side tunnel. A dozen meters behind the subway station was the place where the train turned around.

Now, one of the two tunnels is blocked by people; the other leads to the north, to the Botanical Garden Station, which is close to Bajinshkin Station.

There are signs painted on it, and it seems that they left this road as an escape route in case of emergency.

The remainder of the second tunnel, and where the two tunnels intersect, is regulated for growing mushrooms.

Su Mengfan looked at such a mushroom and thought it was very miraculous, it can grow without light.

So Su Mengfan spent three copper coins to buy a porcelain jar of mushroom tea. Although it is not 01:30 worse than normal tea, it has other flavors, and it is currently only available to ordinary people in Moscow subway stations. Tea is out.

The railroad tracks were removed from the land, and it was plowed and fertilized—fertilizer they pulled from the sewage pit.

The neat rows of mushrooms exude a white luster, adding a little light to the tunnel.

One of the two tunnels in the south has also been destroyed. 300 meters to the south of the tunnel, there are chicken coops and pigpens built by people.

Compared with mushrooms, chicken and pork have nothing special above, of course, their importance is indescribable.

The rarity of these chickens and pork means high consumption costs, if there are no coins.

I can only eat the rat meat that can be seen everywhere, but the rat meat is dry and tasteless.

(Here, here is a special statement. The main currency in the novel is coins, not bullets in the game. However, some important materials will use bullets as transaction currency. After all, the role of bullets is self-evident. The novel is different from the game, and it is impossible to distinguish the bullets. The difference from being used as a currency bullet. So I will talk about it here.)
What makes the elderly most proud is that it is very harmonious here. Although everyone, whether old or young, has to work, at least their lives are guaranteed.

Of course, because of these characteristics that are superior to other subway stations in Moscow, this place has become very famous, and many people want to move here, but in the end this did not happen.

Su Mengfan finished shopping around the big places where he could go, and tasted such pork, it was indeed very fresh.It should be better than rat meat.

After looking at it, it was all right, so I went to the door.Seeing Cage and others chatting at the door, they all had cigarettes in their mouths.

Su Mengfan looked and found that the commander was not there.He didn't go over immediately, because he found that Cage had a big opinion of him for some reason, so it's better not to go there now, and troubles will happen again.

Cage also found Su Mengfan, so he raised an eyebrow at Su Mengfan.

Su Mengfan chose to turn a blind eye and did not respond.

Looking at the cigarettes in the mouths of Cage and others, I thought that I couldn't smoke due to heart disease in my previous life, so I didn't have the habit of smoking.

When I was a child, I stole my father's cigarettes because of naughtiness, but I coughed immediately after taking a sip.So I don't feel anything about the smoke.

But when I was chatting with the old man just now, the old man made a special statement: smoking is prohibited near the tent, even if you smoke, you have to go to the railroad tracks.

In addition to those mushrooms and poultry, there is another important thing, and that is time.

As people spend decades underground, living in the dimness dotted with dim red light bulbs, people lose the ability to distinguish between day and night.

At night, the lighting at the base is even dimmer.

But if there is no emergency, the lights will never be completely extinguished.

Though honed by years of darkness, human vision is no match for those who live in the tunnels and abandoned passageways.

The distinction between "day" and "night" is probably not a matter of necessity, but a matter of habit.

The reason for saying "evening" is that most residents on the base feel that it is time for everyone to sleep together, let the livestock rest, turn off the lights, and ban noise.

Residents of the base can know the exact time by the base clocks placed on both sides above the entrance of the tunnel.

The importance of these two clocks is comparable to strategic facilities such as weapons depots, water filters and generators.

They are always well taken care of, and even a little ailment will be "diagnosed and treated" immediately.

Removing them, or any other bad behavior, resulted in severe punishment, sometimes expulsion from the base.

Of course, all work and rest rules are inseparable from the legal code here.

(End of this chapter)