Treasure hunt begins in England

286 Lock the target
"Go ahead, don't look back." In the afternoon when Liang En and the others started their search, a car passed through the road across the Indian reservation, but when they saw a Native American at the intersection, they sat in the back The man in the platoon gave the order immediately.

"How come there are Native Americans in this place? Have our previous actions been discovered?" The man who was driving stared at the road ahead and said to the middle-aged man behind him.

"It's very possible, because those Native Americans just kept looking at the cars trying to slow down, and looked at their mobile phones from time to time. They seem to be looking for someone." The middle-aged man thought for a while and said.

"I really don't understand how this group of Native Americans could realize our target so quickly. Fortunately, the people from the operation team didn't come, otherwise we might have been exposed just now.

"Then what should we do next, should we give up this Native American sacred site?" Another young man sitting in the passenger seat asked.

"No, we come from another place at night." The middle-aged man behind said firmly. "The number of this group of Native Americans is not large, and it is impossible to arm all the entrances, so we should be able to go around when we find the opportunity."

Naturally, Liang En and the others didn't know that the mastermind behind the scenes had already driven over and even arranged an infiltration operation at night. They were looking in at the entrance of a valley at this time.

The reason for doing this is because they knew from the photo of the pipe that the destination was in a valley, so they would look for it every time they went near a valley.

There was only one reason why they stopped at the entrance of Zhanggu, and that was that although the valley looked like an arid valley no different from the surrounding ones, the sharp-eyed Liang En found the pebbles in the dry ditch in the middle of the valley.

Obviously, these pebbles should come from a stream or river, so this past valley may be the location of the valley drawn on the pipe.

"This river will not be dry for more than ten years." After walking more than 100 meters to this valley and making a bend, Joan of Arc, who was exploring the way in front, came back, and then spread her hands to reveal the river that had been dried up before. The bones of a small fish dug up from the bottom of a pond.

"You can see that although these fish have been boned and brittle, they have not completely rotted, so there may be water in the pools and streams in this place decades ago, and it is the kind of water that can be used."

"You're right." After entering the valley, Liang En and the others also came to the bottom of the puddle and found some remaining fish bones and shells that had turned white. "And the water has probably been dry for four or 50 years."

Both Liang En and Pierce are professionals in this field. Although they may not be very good, they still have this basic judgment ability.

"This place should have been a very good place before." Looking at the carbonized aquatic plants and the excavated animal bones in the soil, Pierce also agreed. "At least above the wilderness, such a place with water and shelter from the wind, sand and scorching sun is definitely like heaven."

"That's right, if you consider that at least nearly a kilometer of road before coming to this valley is the kind of road that is walked on the Gobi Desert, there is nothing but a few weeds and the occasional one or two trees."

"Then when you walk into this valley and find this place with water and trees, you will naturally feel that this place is like heaven. Of course, this will also remind the aborigines of gods and holy places." Liang En nodded Said.

"There is a small problem." Joan asked in a puzzled manner, "You also found that the real entrance of this valley is more than 100 meters to 200 meters from the road over there. The surrounding dry valleys are no different."

"So I'm curious how this group of people discovered this place from more than 200 meters away while being escorted like the epic they circulated."

Although it was said that according to the singing of the epic, this was the blessing of the ancestors and gods of the aborigines, Liang En and the others who were present did not really believe this.

"I think this may be because the aborigines felt something, such as moisture, the sound of water flowing, or seeing some animals that only live near the water source." Liang En said after thinking for a while.

"You know that humans tend to regard animals or plants that are inconsistent with the surrounding environment and cannot give a reasonable explanation as signs of some kind of mysticism. So those Native Americans back then probably regarded those traces as gods call."

While discussing how the aborigines found this place back then, the four of Liang En walked along the valley towards the mountain, and as they continued to move forward, some plants began to appear on both sides of the valley.

Most of these plants are dead, but judging from the remaining tree trunks that look like claws reaching out to the sky, it should be a place with abundant water and grass in the past.

"Look what I picked up." While walking, Joan of Arc suddenly picked up a very complete sheep skull from the grass by the side of the road. "This thing can be used as a decorative panel to hang at home."

"It's really good." Liang En nodded, "But it's inconvenient to carry this thing, so you can hide it somewhere on the side of the road, and put it in the car when we leave."

This skull was only the first skull of a large animal they found. As they continued to climb upstream along the river valley, they could find animal bones from the grass or gravel on the roadside from time to time.

Apparently, this place was probably the only source of water in the area decades ago, so many animals died for lack of precious water after this source disappeared.

"This should be the end of the entire valley." More than an hour later, Liang En and the others came to the front of a hillside, and there was a cave above the hillside. "The water should come from the cave above."

It is not difficult to make such a judgment, because there are obvious traces of water flow on the stone wall from the cave entrance to the ground, but it is a little strange that there are few plants near the cave.

Soon, they decided to take a ladder up to take a look. After all, they have all come here, so it is a good idea to take advantage of the time and time to go up and take a look.

Because after checking around, they didn't find any man-made traces, so if this place is really a holy place for the aborigines, then the only trace should be left in the cave.

Compared with the previous troubles required to climb this kind of three-story cliff, now they only need to let the raven take a rope with a metal buckle and fix it in some strong rock crevices, and then they can climbed up.

"I think we've found the right place." Liang En, who was the first to climb up, just entered the cave like a large living room, and saw the artificial traces in the cave at a glance.

Just on the side of the cave, you can see four patterns engraved with an otter, a tomahawk, a bear paw print and an Indian spear, and this is absolutely impossible to be formed naturally.

"I remember that the four tribes found here are otters, tomahawks, bear claws and spears." Pierce, who climbed up the second way, said after seeing the pattern.

"That's right, so I think we should have found this place." Liang En nodded seriously, "However, we still need more evidence."

(End of this chapter)