I took the opportunity to grab the green hair not far away, and then ran all the way, at this time I saw that the car had begun to start slowly, I gritted my teeth, both feet exerted, in mid-air to complete a 720-degree flip, straight down on the roof of the jeep, I plugged the green hair through the rear window, and I jumped in from the cab window, kicked the foreigner who was driving to the side, and drove the car by himself. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

The foreigner who was kicked by me in the co-pilot obviously saw my action just now from the rearview mirror, and looked at me with some excitement, regardless of the kick I just kicked him, and made incoherent gestures on the side, which was really annoying.

I glanced at it inadvertently, and found that the snowman in the rearview mirror was still chasing after it, and it stands to reason that even if it was pierced through the back of the neck, it was almost a half-body failure, and sure enough, after a while, the snowman couldn't run, and fell to the ground with a "poof", but it was not over, and when it was dying, it looked up to the sky and roared, and the sound was very loud. The foreigner on the co-pilot exclaimed: "In the snow-capped mountains, especially in the alpine areas that do not melt all year round, any slight tremor may cause an avalanche, and if he does this, I am afraid that we will all die here!" ”

I'm a complete layman when it comes to mountaineering, and when I heard him say that, I muttered in my heart that it could be as he said.

The foreigner then said, "Don't be stunned, hurry up, speed up." "Before I could finish speaking, a loud noise came from behind me, and from the rearview mirror, I could see that a white mist was constantly falling on the mountain behind me, and it looked like a tsunami sweeping in from a distance, and the speed was staggering."

I grabbed the steering wheel tightly, stepped on the accelerator and sped forward, but soon a question arose in my heart, "Could it be that there is any other way out of this snowy mountain?" Why can a car come up to a mountain that needs to be climbed by manpower? ”

The foreigner said a little nervously: "Of course, there is an artificially paved road from the back mountain, although I don't know what era it was built, but it is still very flat until now, which provides a lot of convenience for our mountaineering." ”

I nodded, the avalanche was less than three hundred meters away from us as I spoke, and according to the foreigner's prompt, turn left and enter the road, where the impact of the avalanche will be greatly reduced, and it will be very beneficial to us.

The dashboard shows that the current speed has reached a speed of 140 kilometers per hour, which is rare to reach this speed in this ice and snow, but the speed of the avalanche is much faster than that of the car, and the rear wheels of the car have begun to drift a little in a few minutes, and the snowflakes are splashing on the rear window glass indiscriminately, making several people in the back row a little worried, as long as they insist on thirty seconds, they can reach the road in the mouth of the foreigner.

After more than ten seconds, the rear wheels of the car have been tightly wrapped in snow, basically skidding in place, fortunately, the car is four-wheel drive, which did not cause much damage, but it also greatly affected the speed of the car, the speed changed from the original one hundred and four to eighty-six, the avalanche soon wrapped half of the car, and the back was even more white, nothing could be seen, the snow on both sides of the window was like a white cloud with us, and from time to time you could feel a cloud-like experience.

At this moment, the foreigner yelled: "It's here!" I slammed the steering wheel with my eyes narrowed, but the ground was too slippery and I turned around twice before stopping, and then I stepped on the accelerator again and rushed straight towards the road, but the avalanche also followed, boom, the snow crashed into the side of the car, the car continued to roll along the road, and the snow behind it pressed up layer by layer, until the whole car was buried.

Finally, the avalanche was forcibly stopped at the turn, the surrounding silence was terrible, only the echo was still echoing in my ears, I was afraid that their eardrums were shaken to the pain, I shook my head, wanted to open the car door, but the car had rolled over, and there was a thick layer of snow on the body, and I couldn't push it away, I was okay to say, whether there was oxygen or not was the same for me, but the two foreigners were different, the car was so big in total, and the oxygen was also very limited, if you don't want to get out, Then a few of them will have to wait for death.

I took out an ice axe and smashed it the window glass, and after a while the other two were woken up by the knocking sound I made, they looked around, and soon fell into despair, ten minutes later still to no avail, the other people in the car were a little out of breath, time waits for no one, I slammed the glass hard, the palm of the hand was also worn out of skin, the effort paid off, and soon the glass had cracks, with the last hit, the glass was completely broken, and the snowflakes flowed out like a water valve that opened the gate, and poured into the whole car, I shouted loudly in broken English, "Follow me." Then I put on a pair of gloves and dug up the snowdrift, and the others seemed to understand what I meant, and learned to climb up my back.

The wheezing sound behind me became more and more obvious, it seemed that the two foreigners couldn't hold on, I used all my strength to push all the snow up, my feet kept pushing up on both sides, and after a while, a ray of sunlight hit my face, I knew that we had succeeded, I shouted loudly: "Friends, work harder, I have seen the sunshine sent." After saying this, I rushed out of the snowdrift excitedly, stood outside, and pulled out all the foreigners inside.

After coming out, the two old people outside were blue and blue, and at first glance it was a sign of lack of oxygen, and if they came out a few minutes later, the consequences would be serious, and maybe these people would sleep in the depths of this mountain.

One of the team members coughed a few times to ease up, smiled at me, grabbed my hand, and said, "My name is Jon, thank you for your help, we really don't know how to repay your kindness." I waved my hand and said, "I think I should thank you, if you didn't happen to climb here, maybe I would have died at the hands of the snowman by now." ”

Greenfur also walked over and patted me on the shoulder and gave me a thumbs up.

But then there was an even bigger problem in front of us, and that was the loss of the car. Jon seemed to read my thoughts, and said, "Aren't we still having legs without the car, and we will definitely be able to get out of this way." I looked at his determined eyes and nodded slightly.

The three of us packed our backpacks and headed east towards the main road.