Dedicated to the Book of Cabot

: Cruel March

9:30am.

Arctic Ocean.

If she hadn’t seen it with her own eyes, Chi Yuan would not have believed that there would be burning blue flames on the sea in extremely cold regions.

The children who participated in the operation were frostbitten by the abnormal low temperature during their migration to the north, and many of them were about to lose their ability to fight.

It’s not their fault, nor the instructor’s.

That’s how war is.

Chiyuan spewed out a long mouthful of white mist, and she turned her head to face the rear of the march all the way, whether the far end of the sea horizon successfully resisted the attack of the β-shaped deep sea.

From the very beginning, her right eyelid twitched violently, and there was also a sudden pain above the eye socket.

The field of vision on the small plane is fine, but Chi Yuan’s eyes are extremely painful.

They have marched towards the Arctic Ocean for nearly thirty-five hours. Chi Yuan has never controlled the plane to obtain information for such a long time before. She has reached her limit.

But no one present could take her place, so she had to keep going.

The pain was already unbearable, but Chi Yuan followed Cabot’s words closely, and never reached out to rub her eye sockets.

The companions from country C who accompanied her and escorted her saw everything in their eyes.

Chiyuan’s eyes are already the closest to blue among all the people present who can take off the plane, but it is becoming more and more difficult for her to open her eyes, which must be very painful.

The pioneer couldn’t bear her to treat him like this, and wanted to contribute his own eye drops, but when he took them out, he found that the eye drops had been frozen.

It’s too cold here, the temperature has reached minus fifteen degrees Celsius.

Under normal circumstances, humans cannot be hereThey stay for a long time or even move forward, but they are now converted from humans to ships, which can withstand the cold to a great extent.

But even so, there is no way to completely resist the cold wind blowing from the North Pole.

A child fell down.

The “plop” was very obvious, and everyone, including Bismarck and Hood, turned their heads.

A light cruiser of Country M fell down without saying a word.

The partners around her subconsciously avoided the icy sea water, and when they tried to reach out to help her up, she had already sunk into the sea.

Everyone was stunned, and panic began to spread over the crowd.

“Teacher, instructor—!” Some people began to scream and ask the instructor for help, and some children knelt on the surface of the sea trying to pull the sinking child up.

The crowd was chattering, and an inexplicable sense of depression began to spread.

“Let’s go.” Bismarck just replied like this.

The girls couldn’t understand why the chief instructor, who usually had a knife mouth and a bean curd heart, gave up a drowning student at this moment?

The girl’s companions gradually became angry. They clamored for Bismarck to save her, and then began to clamor that they came to rescue her themselves.

“Keep up with the team, otherwise no one will be able to save you.” Bismarck finally dropped such a sentence, then turned his head and continued on his way.

The gentle Hood didn’t go forward to comfort and persuade these children. Time was running out, and she couldn’t let more children stay alone.

The girls who were left behind were very angry. They cursed angrily, and pointed at Bismarck from behind and called her a Francois, a damned Hitler’s warship, destined to be the enemy of country M.

Bismarck didn’t respond to them. She walked forward with a gloomy face. Hood’s face was full of worry. She followed Bismarck and reached out to hold the other’s palm.

“I have nothing to do with you, Hood.” Bismarck quickly answered Hood’s concern, “I am indeed Hitler’s warship. This is the real history.”

After finishing speaking, she gently shook off Hood’s hand, and headed north alone.

The students from the German Department frowned. They silently followed Bismarck, and more and more students moved forward blindly.

Tian Mu, who was following everyone in the C department, turned her head. She looked worriedly at the girls behind who refused to leave, and at the crowd who were jumping and screaming and cursing as they left.

She was a little scared, because she knew the consequences of leaving the team.

The tension in the sky almost tripped her. Feng Huanolin quickly grabbed her arm, and Huang Hai also grabbed her clothes immediately.

Everyone in Department C kept silent and stared at the sky.

No one spoke during this long journey, firstly to avoid exhausting energy, and secondly to avoid spreading fear among each other.

“I, I’m fine, I just looked back at them just now, and then I didn’t pay attention to my feet…”

Tianmu was a little scared, but she had to tell the truth.

Although in her heart she kept persuading herself to pretend to cry and let everyone take her away, but this time reason overcame her emotions, and she took the initiative to push away the support of the two.

Seeing that the sky was indeed standing on the sea without incident, Huang Hai heaved a sigh of relief, and then returned to Chi Yuan in silence.

Her leash is pulling Chiyuan—everyone in the C series is pulling Chiyuan with the leash rope, which means that someone falls behind or the team is dispersed.

Fenghuolin stared at Tianmu’s cheek. She wanted to say something to comfort her, but the words were on the edge of her mouth, and in the end there was only a warning: “Don’t fall behind, or you will die like them.”

Although it is true, the other teams around them have been shaken a bit.

The younger children sobbed softly, and some of them asked their friends why they didn’t turn around and rescue the drowning girl.

They just asked some questions that they already got the answer in their hearts – the “drowning” child was dead.

As for whether she died from drowning, from the extremely low temperature of the Arctic Ocean, from starvation, or from some other unexpected situation.

Everyone knows that the child from country M is just the beginning.

They don’t know how long it will take to march, they don’t know when the enemies in the rear will catch up, and they don’t know if their country will come to save them.

The cold wind poured into Chi Yuan’s neck, she shivered uncontrollably, and then stopped.

Her vision became distorted, and her small planes began to shake, as if they were about to crash at any moment.

My eyes hurt. Chi Yuan finally stretched out her hand to cover her eyes.

Bismarck and Hood noticed this situation, they stopped at the same time and turned their heads, silently staring at the red kite who had reached its limit.

Blood flowed from between Chi Yuan’s fingers, and the students from other departments nearby exclaimed. Many students who were able to take off the plane took the initiative to open the deck to let Chi Yuan’s plane land.

Chi Yuan is the only scout here. Once something unexpected happens to her, no one can find her way in this borderless ocean.

In the distance, Qingshui Temple pushed away the crowd anxiously, and she stumbled to the side of the C department, staring at the red kite whose eyes were oozing blood with desperate eyes.

Everyone stared at Chi Yuan until a soft snowflake fell on Chi Yuan’s long red hair.

“Ten o’clock direction—” Chi Yuan lowered her palms and raised her head, her cheeks were covered with blood from her eye sockets.

She stared at Bismarck standing in front of the line, and saw him biting his lower lip tightly.

Chi Yuan hesitated for a moment, and said that it was fromWhat I saw: “At ten o’clock, a deep-sea cluster was found, approaching us.”