The return of the patrol officers and soldiers plunged the entire Dawangding outpost into an unprecedented bustle.

It was the first time that there were so many people at the outpost, even during the Chinese New Year, and the joy in the hearts of the soldiers could be imagined.

Although the condolences were still on the way, this did not prevent the outpost from deciding to hold a welcome dinner tonight, which seemed a little shabby in the eyes of the condolence group, but was unusually sumptuous at the outpost.

The dinner lasted until eleven o'clock in the evening, when everyone returned to their dormitories to get ready to rest.

Of course, Shen Yun must rest tonight.

Nearly 48 hours of work made his body tired.

Of course, in order to alleviate the lack of beds for so many people at once, Shen Yun still chose to lie on the marching bed in the monitoring room.

If there was no sudden ringing, Shen Yun would definitely be able to get an unusually adequate sleep. Next, even if he is allowed to stay up for another 48 hours, it is not expected to be a big problem.

It's just that the heavens don't fulfill people's wishes, and everything that should come will still come, and it can't be transferred by anyone's will.

The ringtone of the panicked satellite phone made Shen Yun, who was always on alert, quickly open his eyes.

Calming his breathing, Shen Yun slowly supported his upper body with his hands, and quietly listened to Tian Xinliang's response under the misty lamplight.

"What? The car skidd, where is it? Okay, I'll organize people to go over immediately. ”

Although he didn't hear the specific situation, Shen Yun could clearly see that Tian Xinliang's hand when he put down the phone was trembling.

If it is not the outbreak of war, then it must be a major event related to the lives of one's relatives. Shen Yun, who had never been too involved in the affairs of the outpost, couldn't help but ask:

"Company Commander Tian, what's the situation?"

"Ah, Chief?" Tian Xinliang, who was about to go out to call someone, heard Shen Yun's voice and quickly replied:

"The vehicle carrying the condolence supplies had a skidding tire in the middle of the road, and now half of the wheel was hanging on the side of the road, calling us to go over and pull the car."

What else can I say about this, nodded, and motioned to Tian Xinliang to hurry up and call someone, Shen Yun got out of bed, put on his shoes, and also walked out of the monitoring room to the dormitory of the person he brought.

The plateau border guards do not blow emergency assembly whistles, but in case of emergency, they are also strictly trained to wake people up at night. Appropriately increasing the oxygen concentration in the tent, Shen Yun began to wake up the officers and soldiers of the Tiger Battalion one by one.

By the time the men from both sides converged on the open space where the outpost was training for daily training, ten minutes had passed.

If this was in the plains, at the speed of this night gathering, Shen Yun would have already completed the entire ten-kilometer armed cross-country.

But this is a plateau, and this speed is simply to increase the risk of acute pulmonary edema and even cerebral edema by ten percentage points for the fighters.

Asked instructor Mu Kesheng to take over Tian Xinliang's work and continue to stare at the monitor, Shen Yun ignored Tian Xinliang's persuasion and forcibly joined the rescue operation.

His body was a little tired, but he had slept for a full three hours since he rested. Coupled with a period of oxygen inhalation before going to bed, the body's functions have already recovered. At this time, in terms of physical fitness, it is estimated that he is still the strongest among everyone.

Of course, the road to rescue is not to rush head-on along the road to deliver supplies.

Although the officers and men of the outpost knew the road, not a single person in the outpost had the car skills to safely walk that dangerous road in this slightly dim moonlight.

But in addition to the vehicles, the post was better equipped, and skis were their best means of travel

If this had been left three months ago, the officers and men of the Tiger Battalion would really have to stay at the outpost and watch the officers and men of the outpost step on their skis and go away.

But in the past three months, in addition to some prescribed training, Shen Yun has also added skills that he has seen in various outposts that the Tiger Battalion may use, and this snowboard is the most important one.

In the training of this project, Shen Yun set up a total of 15 road routes from easy to difficult, and only when all the 15 road lines passed safely could they be regarded as passing the assessment.

It just so happened that all the people he brought with him this time were good at snowboarding.

In the process of putting on the skis, Tian Xinliang gave a detailed introduction to the situation, and everyone's expressions were a little dignified, but at the same time, they were also a little anxious.

Hearing the password to set off, under the leadership of Tian Xinliang, they set off one after another in an orderly manner.

Under the dark moonlight, between the mountains, like a group of night elves, the officers and soldiers became a moving line.

I have to say that such a company commander as Arita Xinliang is really a blessing for the outpost. Walking on skis at night from the outpost to the accident site is no different from dying if you don't have a very clear understanding of the route.

But after a full twenty minutes of skiing, all of them were safe so far, and they were only half an hour away from their destination at most.

The journey was safe and smooth, but after flying over a mountain beam and slipping in the ravine for nearly six or seven minutes, Shen Yun felt that when he had walked five or six miles, he had not seen the vehicle that had the accident, and Tian Xinliang raised his hand in front to signal the people behind him to stop.

No one dared to speak loudly, but the gestures were passed down one after another, and when everyone gathered around Tian Xinliang, he pointed ahead and motioned for everyone to walk there.

It's only about 300 meters away, so it doesn't take a few minutes to put away the skis and walk over, although it is a bit strenuous.

After really coming here, Shen Yun found that Tian Xinliang's control of the terrain in this area was definitely much stronger than his own.

In front of us is the road to transport supplies, and beyond that, there are cliffs where the wind is howling.

If Tian Xinliang greeted twenty seconds late, it is estimated that someone behind him would rush directly into this deep cliff with inertia.

On the other side of the road, there is a towering stone wall, and when he walked here, Tian Xinliang whispered about the situation here.

"The place where the accident happened is still a kilometer away from here, so let's go."

I listened to Tian Xinliang's introduction before, and I was very fortunate that the section of the road where the accident vehicle was located was rare and relatively stable, and there were only vehicles leading to their outpost on this road, and there was no need to avoid it.

If it weren't for that, I'm afraid that this car would not have the possibility of asking for help at all.

There is a legend that many years ago, two cars met each other on a supply route here. In order to make way for the supply vehicles, many light vehicle drivers choose to drive their cars off the cliff on the narrow and steep slope section.

In the past, Shen Yun also thought that such legends were all for the purpose of influencing people's hearts, until he came here and visited several outposts, only to find that sometimes the legend is not passed on, but the more it is transmitted, the more understated it becomes.