Chu Ling followed closely behind Bondarev, and a thumb-sized fruit knife was faintly hidden in his cuff.

This thing may seem ridiculous, but in the hands of a real master, it can be turned into a murderous weapon.

For Chu Ling, he had a hundred ways to assassinate Bondarev in the underground tunnels without leaving a trace and without leaving a trace, as evidenced by his ability to follow Bondarev closely without being detected.

In dragon blood, he has an overwhelming advantage.

But he gave up on such a plan after all. Killing Bondarev can lead to many disasters, such as the famous Black Swan Harbor incident in history, and the fact that 20 years later, a red-haired girl named Eri will become a container for the promotion of the White King in the well of the Hidden Remains in Tokyo.

But Chu Ling suppressed the urge to assassinate, on the grounds that Bondarev's death would bring about uncontrollable historical changes.

This copy is capable of having an impact on reality. A butterfly flapping its wings can set off a typhoon. If Bondarev dies, many things will be out of his control.

Chu Ling now has the advantage of knowing the script in advance, and keeping Bondarev's life can make the script go on as usual. Before all the tragedies in the script happen, he can initiate actions in advance, accurately make up for regrets, and change the fate of those tragic characters.

And if this scripted advantage is to be preserved, both Bondarev and Herzog must be kept alive.

"Let's let you go."

Chu Ling silently retracted the blade of the cuff.

……

Bondarev had no idea of the near-death that had befallen him.

If he knew that there was a figure hidden less than 1 centimeter behind him, he might have suffered a myocardial infarction and died on the spot.

At this time, Bondarev is holding a tactical flashlight, like Laura, a female archaeologist exploring the monuments in Tomb Raider, walking down a ladder and roaming the hard frozen soil walls.

"June 12, 1923, arrived here."

This is the earliest chiseled handwriting.

Less than 100 meters along the way, there was a new inscription: "June 30, 1936, arrived here." ”

Bondarev thoughtfully carved a passage through the permafrost, which was harder than steel, and it took 13 years to make it 100 meters with the technical power of 1923.

"Arrived here on September 19, 1951. 13 Guards Infantry Division, Engineer Regiment. ”

"Arrived here on April 27, 1953. The deputy head of the regiment, Vihri, died here. ”

"Arrived here on May 9, 1956. I don't know where this path will eventually lead, maybe it's a grave, maybe hell, but it won't be a good thing anyway. ”

"Arrived here on April 13, 1961. God bless us, don't open that door with our hands, that must be cursed. ”

Bondarev observes the patterns on the walls of the tunnel, which are cutaways of animal bones in the permafrost, including snakes, lizards, cats, sea lions, and even white bears, which have been cut open by the diamond drill and exposed to the vision of the sappers. The bones are layered on top of each other, and the further forward you go, the denser they become.

Eventually, Bondarev saw a 20-meter-long snake skeleton glowing with an ancient dark gold, like a giant mutated basilisk.

Ahead was no longer a frozen layer of permafrost, but a hard granite rock wall with a gap carved out by the sappers, and the wall next to it was carved with the final marks of the sapper regiment, leaving hundreds of names, followed by their ranks, where these young sappers had given their lives to dig such a grand fortification.

The "door" had been sealed with tons of molten iron, and someone had inscribed on it the words of the Holy Word: "Today I seal this place as a servant of God, and evil cannot prevail over good." This door will never be opened until the day when God will judge the whole world. ”

There is also a signature underneath, the famous god stick Rasputin.

Instead of opening the door sealed by Rasputin, the sappers dug another gap. Behind the gap is a rusty iron suspension ladder, and at the end is an old-fashioned engineering elevator.

Bondarev drilled into the elevator and pulled the electric box, the motor hummed and the elevator slowly descended. He extinguished the flashlight and put on infrared night vision goggles, he was professionally trained in the KGB and knew that the glow from the flashlight could easily make a person an obvious target for shooting.

The elevator came to a halt in absolute darkness, the folding doors slowly opened, and Bondarev rolled without thinking to prevent anyone from hitting him head-on in the dark.

He slid out against the ground and found that there was a smooth and complete ice surface underground, like a natural skating rink.

But before he could react, he was pointed at his temple, and a figure hid in the darkness, which had been waiting for a long time, and had anticipated his tumbling movements.

"Good evening, Major Bondarev."

Dr. Herzog's voice rang out in the darkness.

……

At the same time as Bondarev rolled out, Chu Ling turned into a silent lightning bolt and flew out, landing smoothly on the ice in the shadows, and the sound of the elevator rumbling drowned out the sound of his landing.

The S-class bloodline gives him a huge buff to his body, allowing him to see in the dark, and he sees Bondarev being held to the head at gunpoint by Dr. Herzog, and the two of them should have a good talk about why they don't ban the mammoth...... No, we should talk about Dr. Herzog's discovery and research on dragons, and Bondarev will deceive this old guy with a huge amount of scientific research funds, and the two sides will start a psychological game.

However, Chu Ling didn't have any plans to stay and enjoy a live-action Dragon Clan movie thoroughly, he had more important things to do.

He looked at his feet, and beneath the ice was a pale blue skeleton, majestic, ancient and majestic.

It is a keel with an old-fashioned military bayonet stuck in the center of the spine, which is a British-made Lee rifle.

It's hard to imagine that such a dragon was once seriously injured by mortal power.

The one who plunged the bayonet into the dragon's spine must have been some high-ranking hybrid.

As far back as the early 20th century, when the famous god Rasputin came here with an expedition, the dragon was still alive, it had suffered a heavy blow and was in danger, but it was not completely dead. At that time, its dragon body was bounded by a bayonet, and the upper body remained intact, leaving only bones in the lower body.

The dragon's blood in its body has been extracted by Rasputin for various hybridization experiments, and from this point of view, this famous magic stick is quite scientific.

But his gaze was too limited to discover that the true wealth was actually hidden in the dragon's pupils.

Embedded there is not a dragon pupil, but a dragon egg.