Supporting the body in the white blade, wandering in the red dust

Chapter 1009

The war ended quickly, and with all the wrangling that followed, it was less than a month before the prisoners of war were repatriated. The prisoners from San'er's family lined up in a long queue, almost filling the valley.

On the other side, there were no prisoners of war at all, because the battlefield was always under our control.

This time, there was no withdrawal of troops or return of land. Instead, the border was divided according to the actual ceasefire line. San'er was dissatisfied and launched an attack, which resulted in the loss of another 10,000 prisoners of war and three generals.

Just as Pakistan was poised to annex Punjab, the Third Army finally came to its senses and decisively ceased hostilities. It then managed to reclaim some territory in Kashmir and Punjab, preventing the strategic situation from spiraling out of control.

Compared to Punjab and Kashmir, the territories in the north are simply not that important.

After this battle, Nehru was completely demoralized and probably didn't have many years left to live. The unification of all the princely states and provinces of the Three Kingdoms was only nominal, and each princely state still retained considerable independence.
The unified world of San'er, like the world Bai Lang originally existed in, was just a dream of Nehru, and ultimately, it was never realized.

By this time, Bai Lang had already crossed the border and entered Russian territory in the Manzhouli area.

Unaffected by the drought in the south, this area remains covered in snow. The vast Siberian plains and forests are filled with untouched wilderness—in fact, only along the Trans-Siberian Railway are there any settlements or people, all cities established by Komsomol members.

The Russians also have some secret bases and cities in Siberia, which they maintain by relying on railway branch lines and some highways.

“This place will become a no-man’s land in the future.” Bai Lang walked along the dirt road. Because it was close to the Dragon Kingdom’s port, there were towns, railways and highways here.

This period, lasting until the 1980s, was probably the time when Siberia had its largest population.

There are many wild animals here, including deer and wild boar, as well as Siberian tigers and leopards that are distributed along the river and mountain ranges. Now, there is an additional special beast.

Bai Lang did not approach humans again. He had a feeling that the Vermilion Bird had done something big, because he suddenly gained an extra wisp of energy one day. It must have been that guy who caused trouble.

Bai Lang hunts wild boars and various deer. He also killed a few Russians in self-defense—these Russians seemed to be hunters, and they ran off to the wilderness with guns.

After being discovered by Bai Lang, he secretly followed them, thinking, "Being discovered by them is not a good thing."

Killing the Russians was quite easy. These guys were incredibly daring; they even dared to camp outside at night instead of returning to the city. As a result, their tents broke and they died. Bai Lang dragged all their bodies to a far-off place and abandoned them so that no one would find them.

Bai Lang planned to stay here for a while before returning to his homeland. "I hope that Vermilion Bird will cause more trouble, so that I can get some of its energy."

His journey deep into the Siberian wilderness even led White Wave to discover some unusual traces—such as some footprints.

"These don't look like footprints that should be here at all. They're not moose hoof prints; they look more like elephant or something similar," Bai Lang thought, resting his chin on his paw.

Several different hoofprints appeared in the remote Siberian wilderness, and Bai Lang recognized one of them—it belonged to a nearly black behemoth with fur almost reaching the ground and long, curved tusks protruding from its front. "The mammoths didn't go extinct?!" Bai Lang was quite surprised. The other behemoth was likely a woolly rhinoceros, and perhaps even the great deer hadn't gone extinct—Lazarus species weren't exactly new.

He himself is still being described - domestic experts, relying on a few sketches and plaster models of footprints, have confirmed the existence of this species, otherwise, would it be a ghost that eats people?

After all, that man-eating raptor is still called "Laton" by the Japanese—although it's described the same way, there are even earlier photos here, so there's more evidence.

The Vermilion Bird has been named the Chinese Secret Bird – this is the only name we can use for now, given the lack of detailed research. It is temporarily classified into the Secret Bird family. Of course, many people have different opinions and think it would be better to classify it into the Gruidae family, or call it the Chinese Red-feathered Crane. In any case, both names are still undetermined.

Bai Lang, like many others, was classified into the saber-toothed cat subfamily, and the Chinese saber-toothed cat is his name.

Just as he was trying to find other wild animals, light appeared.

Energy surged through his body, and Bai Lang roared, "What the hell did that Vermilion Bird do?! Is there a world war?"

It seems necessary to go and eavesdrop on the humans. "Damn it, I don't understand Russian!" Bai Lang wailed, the sound that came out was "pfft pfft pfft".

So he still had to run back to China. More than once, he was pressed to the ground by energy while running, which made Bai Lang extremely curious about what Zhuque had done.

After finally returning to Manzhouli, this godforsaken place is still not much bigger than a village, with a population of just over a thousand, and the garrison is larger than the population.

By mainly relying on eavesdropping and rummaging through the garbage heaps, Bai Lang finally figured out what good thing Suzaku had done—it turned out that Yokosuka had been bombed.

The hydrogen bomb was detonated, causing the destruction of Yokosuka City and the US military base. The garrison, along with its commander, was wiped out, and the Seventh Fleet lost most of its ships.

That one breath killed over two hundred thousand people; no wonder so much energy came from it.

As for what happened to Suzaku? The news broadcast didn't mention it. Judging from my senses, it seems he successfully escaped!

"Damn it! Can nuclear bombs be recharged like that? Can't you blow me up too?!" Bai Lang thought about how his country's atomic bomb wouldn't be detonated for more than two years, so why not go find the Russians and have one detonated?
"Speaking of which, where is Novaya Zemlya again?" The Tsar Bomba hasn't exploded yet, but it should be around this time—Bai Lang thought for a moment and immediately despaired.

The ferocious monster almost collapsed to the ground in tears, kicking its legs wildly.
There was no other way but to vent my anger on other wild animals, killing as many male wild boars and male brown bears as possible to show how furious I was.

Sows and female bears are too weak to fight, so you need to get a male.

The brown bear, weighing over 800 pounds, was teased by Bai Lang, who poked and prodded it with his claws. Even when it fought back frantically, it was no use. At first, the male brown bear tried to run away when it saw Bai Lang. This guy looked much bigger and weighed more than the brown bear.

A man can be killed but not humiliated. The brown bear fought back, but was tossed around by the white waves. In the end, it gave up and lay down on the ground, accepting that it was a dead bear.
(End of this chapter)