Everyone wanted to know what was going on here, and how Frankimir had managed to take out that terrible monster. What tricks did he use, was it some kind of supernatural power, or was it the secret weapon of the KGB.

All they could find, however, was Frank Mire's strange costume and an Andreas saw.

This is undoubtedly the perfect combination of supernatural power and mystical weapons, but no one can say, in the battle just now, whether it was the costume or the chainsaw played a crucial role.

The guards picked up Frank Mire and staggered out of the hot springs. Most of them had never met Frankimir, and they didn't know if he was a new prison guard, let alone a prisoner of the Gulag.

Anyway, everyone admires him at this time, at least he is much better than the guys sent by the Ministry of State Security who have already gone to hell to report before they have seen him. At least from the fact that he can defeat monsters, it is enough to deserve the admiration of everyone present.

At this time, Professor Saul and Professor Zhukov also rushed over, and everything was over. Next, they need to clean up the mess and re-contact the Ministry of State Security.

Their plane exploded here, and their people died in the Gulag, and it couldn't just be left alone. How do you tell them, tell them that it all comes from a monster that can't exist, will they believe it?

Although this is the case, those guys who are big bureaucrats always think with their butts instead of their brains. Can they really understand this complex and wonderful problem? This is no simpler than an audit report of the state budget, or Einstein's theory of relativity.

Professor Zhukov walked over to the place where Frankmir had chopped the monster to pieces, and looked incredulously at the remains of the monster that had gone with the flowing water. It looks like there's no way the monster can come back to life, there's nothing left here.

He looked up at Franky Mill with a look of amazement, as if he did not believe at all that a man could defeat such a terrible monster.

"Are you alright?" Professor Zhukov asked Franky Mir.

"It's good that Andreas's Saw helped me a lot, otherwise I wouldn't know what to do." Frankimir gasped, he was really tired, at least he thought he was. He had never fought so seriously, because his enemies were not human at all. This is not a deliberate insult to his enemies, but it is so.

"It's okay, just let it all end, it's terrible, it's incredible. We've paid a terrible price for this, and I've had people pick up the pieces, and the damage is obviously huge, and I just hope the casualties won't be too many. Professor Saul said to Professor Zhukov, with the same responsible expression on his face and the strange look in his eyes at Frankimir, mainly because of his drooping eyelids.

"What the hell is going on, has anything like this ever happened in this place in the past?" Frankimir had no idea what was going on with this monster.

"No, at least I've never heard of it, and I've never seen it. I've been working here for 17 years, and because I'm old and don't want to change jobs all the time, I'm one of the people who have worked in 2371 for the longest time. I can swear by my honor that in my seventeen years of work, there has never been a similar incident, and I have never heard anyone who has worked in the past mention a similar incident. If I could, I think it was a complete isolated incident in a way. Professor Saul said with a serious attitude.

"There is a reason for the isolated incident, and I think the crux of the matter is the huge hole in the ground. In other words, the answers to all questions are in that hole in the ground, and only by fully understanding that hole can we figure out the origin of this strange thing. Professor Zhukov said as he walked back from the stone steps of the hot spring.

"The professor is right, all the answers are in that hole." Frankimir nodded earnestly.

"What? Don't! Are you still going to go back to that cave? Professor Saul looked at Frank Mire and Professor Zhukov with a look of horror.

"Maybe that's the only way to find out." Frank Mill said.

"Let the warden decide...... It's up to the warden to decide on this matter. Professor Thor said with a look of fear.

"Of course. By the way, where's the warden? Frankie Mill: Aren't you with the Warden? Professor Zhukov asked.

"He's in Yulia's quarters, and for safety, we've moved the warden from the infirmary to here, which is upstairs." Frankie Mire explained.

When Professor Saul heard that the warden and Yulia were upstairs, he immediately sent two guards upstairs to see if he was safe and sound.

It didn't take much effort for Yulia to come down the stairs.

Yulia was taken aback by the fact that Frankimir was covered in blood, and was finally relieved to learn that Frankimir was not injured, and that it was all blood from monsters.

At the same time, Yulia also began to admire Franky Mire, worthy of the KGB secret police, who was able to defeat such a terrible monster by himself.

Yulia thought about Professor Saul and Professor Zhukov and asked about the time, and they talked for a long time without knowing anything, but they couldn't explain the matter, but I don't know why, Yulia just didn't ask Franky Mire in person.

After some conversation, the group quickly returned to the issue of the cave. They debated whether it was time to go deeper into the cave and solve the mystery of this incredible monster.

In the dark abyss, there is an endless fear of the unknown, and there is an answer to all of them. The crowd chattered endlessly, everyone insisted on their own statements, but they could not convince them at all, and those who held opposing opinions.

Just when the discussion was inseparable, each holding its own opinion, and boiling, a thick and vague voice suddenly came.

"I thought, I know, who knows the answer."

The crowd looked in the direction of the voice, and the person who spoke was Kafka, who was standing on the porch of the dormitory building.

He dragged the claws of the monster that had been cut off by Frankimir outside the utility room, and slowly walked into the women's dormitory building.

"What do you mean by that?" Professor Zhukov rubbed his eyes and asked in confusion.

Kafka's words also surprised and frightened Professor Saul at the same time. He opened his mouth wide to say something, but he couldn't say a word.

Kafka frowned, came to the crowd, and threw the monster's claws in front of them. Seeing this hideous and terrifying thing makes people tremble in their hearts.

"What do you see here?" Kafka said, pointing to a part of the monster's claws.

It was dark in the corridor, and no one could see Kafka clearly, and what they wanted to see was something. Everyone emboldened themselves and leaned towards the monster's claws. Flashlights and other lights all converge on Kafka's fingers. Under the light of the flashlight, they finally saw clearly what Kafka's finger was pointing at.

“T*G―016”

On the claws of the monster, "T*G-016", an unknown symbol, is deeply imprinted. Everyone was confused, and they didn't know what it was or what it meant.

There was only one person among them who understood what was going on and who already knew what Kafka was talking about, and who was the one who knew the answer, and that was Yulia.