Hado began his analysis of why he kept "stepping into" different planes in this area, and then encountered "important historical events" - the key was that he discovered that there were predators in the different planes he entered. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

Did these capable people pull him into these different planes? But the strange thing is that even if they saw a lot of predators in the vicinity, these people were fighting here as if they didn't see him, and even if they passed by near him, they didn't notice him in the slightest.

Is it that these capable people can't see Hadu at all? He was ready to try: he slid slowly down the tree, and stood in the path of one of the fleeing Roman soldiers and the pursuing able, but as if they had not seen Hado at all, they ran past him at once, and Hadu deliberately stretched out his foot to trip the Roman soldier, but the other man jumped before he could touch his foot, and just stepped over his foot, without touching him at all. Even he took the initiative to grab the other party, but he didn't even touch the placket, and the other party quickly disappeared into the forest.

He wondered if he had triggered some special mechanism that allowed him to go through different periods of history in this region, or if there was a problem with the region itself that would allow those who entered it to travel to different planes. ？

Hadu had no immediate evidence to prove his two suspicions, and when he returned to the forest dividing line, the scene was different again: from a ruined forest covered with snow to a mud-strewn ruin, the view of the slope at the exit of the camp was open and empty, and now the wreckage of a windmill stood with smoke still billowing from its main shaft.

The ground was streaked with heavy weights, stretching to the other side of the forest, not unlike the time of the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, where Hado was, and it was a wooded early summer scene.

Not only did the seasons change again, but the terrain also changed significantly: Hadu was only 20,0000 paces away from the nearby Rhine Wall at most, and he could see the wall from any height. But now, even if he climbed to a high place, there was no way to see the ruins of the boundary wall, and the nearby mountains and rivers did not follow the same direction: the Rhine flowed from south to north, while the river on the other side of the boundary line flowed from southeast to northwest, and the runoff was very different.

The only thing Hado could tell from the vegetation was that he was still near the Germanic region, but it was very different from his original location. Since the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest was almost over, it was useless for Hadu to continue to stay here, and he did become interested in the time and space on the other side of the demarcation line, and wondered if there would be more time and space travel in the future.

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1916 Gregorian AD, Gushuo, Last Full Moon, Allied territory, along the Somme River.

Ha crossed the dividing line when he heard a lot of wailing nearby. He took refuge in a nearby stream and took a closer look, where he saw many soldiers screaming and begging for someone to come and watch over them. Somewhat similar to Hado's previous predatory language, he could roughly hear cries of pain such as "ouch" and "ayoye", as well as "un_medecin" yelling for the medics to come. In terms of physiognomy, they bear some resemblance to the Franks who used to live in the lower Rhine. It was clear that they had been wounded in the battle, with more or less bleeding wounds on their bodies, and were lying in shallow pits waiting for someone to come and take care of them.

From the other side, several groups of soldiers with red crosses painted on their shoulders hurried, but they were not wearing helmets and were holding various tools in their hands: hammers, axes, saws, chisels, etc. Before Hadu could figure out why there were craftsmen on the battlefield, the exclamations that erupted from the ranks of the wounded caught his attention again: it was a short wounded soldier, and he could see that his calf had been beaten to some kind of sparse feet, and the blood was rapidly draining from his body, and a few people came directly and carried him to a wooden platform and pressed him, and then a man with an axe slashed his rotten leg with a force. The wounded soldier struggled desperately, while the man wearing the red cross next to him pressed him tightly against the wooden platform, and after cutting off the rotten flesh, he immediately bandaged him, although the bleeding stopped, but the cries of the wounded soldier became quieter and quieter, and the frequency of waving his hands in the air became less and less. Eventually, the injured hand slipped to his sides, and the sparkle in his eyes vanished.

Needless to say, they must have become numb in the past few days, and most of them did not survive: either from blood loss or from infection.

The men lifted the dead wounded and put them on the cart beside them, and in a short time the cart was full, and two men came out pushing and pulling the corpses into the fire beside them, and then there was a foul smell of burnt meat. The wails of the wounded soldiers intensified, and they obviously did not want to end up with the same dead corpses as the corpses, but the people who painted the red crosses did not care, and they still carried out the steps of cutting off the short limbs, bandaging, waiting for the wounded to die, and cremating.

The methods of these ambulance personnel are obviously very primitive, but it has to be said that in this moment of war, they cannot be allowed to have more ambulance skills, after all, meeting the needs of the battle and screening soldiers who can return to the battlefield is their "main business".

Hadu was still trying to take a closer look to figure out the current time and place, but unexpectedly, a hand was placed on his shoulder. Without even thinking about it, he drew the short knife hanging from his left chest with his right hand and stabbed it backwards, but the person who came seemed to know his path and restrained his wrist as soon as he struck.

He quickly looked back and saw that it was a very young self, but before he could ask out loud, the other party pointed to his ear, meaning that the wall had ears, and asked him to follow him to other places to talk.

As the two of them shuttled through the mountains and forests for a while, they arrived at a place a little far away from the battlefield, and Hado realized that the clothes worn by this younger self were no longer the "Koman'ne" suit, but the same clothes as the soldiers outside - oh no, there was still some difference, those wounded soldiers wore crimson blue uniforms, while young Hado wore blue-gray clothes, which should be the enemy clothes of those wounded soldiers.

At this time, the young Hadu spoke: "I knew that you would also come here at this time, whatever, do you want to know how to return to the original time and space? ？”