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Chapter 806 Respecting Nature and Mountains

Hamur's move to bring Su Mi and others back to the base was opposed by other members of his team.

They all had frowns on their faces, and they didn't seem to be disgusted with Su Mi and the others, but rather seemed to have some reservations about them.

Ma Dexiang said at Su Mi's eye signal.

"Brother Hamul, we are not bad people, but we have nowhere to stay when passing through this area. We can stay away from your base and rest for two days before leaving."

Hearing what Ma Dexiang said, the people in Hamur's team looked at each other, and finally nodded and let them follow their team back to the base.

Along the way, it seemed that Saheyu was leading the herd of wild horses, but in fact, the herd of wild horses was always moving around Sumi and his group.

From the perspective of Hamur and the others, it seemed more like Saheyu deliberately let the group of mutant wild horses surround this group of people to prevent any accidents from happening on the way. Suddenly, they looked at Saheyu with even more admiration.

In fact, not long after they set out for the northern Tibet base, Su Mi and Jiu sensed something was wrong.

Something is approaching.

In the distance, there were mountain shaking or cracks in the ground caused by slight earthquakes. These were commonplace to Hamul and his companions, and they did not take them to heart.

He comforted them as he walked.

"Brother Ma, you don't have to look so worried. The northern Tibetan region began to experience multiple earthquakes half a year ago. Although there are many earthquake zones in this mountainous area, few of them endanger the base."

"Yes, the road we are taking now is also one of the roads we often go out to hunt. It won't be dangerous."

Su Mi and Jiu looked at each other, and at the same time reminded Chen Jin and Huo Xiaoyi who were behind them.

Chen Jin and Huo Xiaoyi immediately and skillfully approached Su Mi and others.

"Mimi, what's the matter?"

"There are living things moving underground." Jiu spoke in a light tone, as if he was talking about something insignificant. Only Su Mi and his friends knew that Jiu would not show a sense of crisis when faced with danger. In the eyes of Hamur and his group, it seemed that the man called Jiu was telling an unimportant joke.

“Little brother, you may not know our northern Tibet region. It is at a high altitude, with strong air pressure and numerous mountains. After the apocalypse, the land has become extremely hard.

If you're talking about geological movements like earthquakes, I believe it. But living things? That's really unlikely."

Su Mi shook her head at Tiantian who was about to refute, then smiled.

"Captain Hamur, do earthquakes often occur in the mountains here? Have you ever explored the mountains?"

"When the earthquakes in the mountains were not strong, we would go out hunting as usual. But there were times when the earthquakes were too strong and rocks would roll down from the mountains.

Several times when our hunting teams went into the mountains to hunt, they were accidentally injured or killed by rocks. Later, if the earthquake was strong, hunting teams were not allowed to go out to avoid casualties. "

Su Mi nodded, "So that's how it is."

Jiu held Su Mi's wrist and lowered his head and whispered, "They left."

Su Mi frowned deeply, pursed her lips and looked behind her at the place where the support came from.

That location was exactly in the middle of the mountain range, with smoke and dust billowing, and rock debris flying up. The sky directly opposite had not changed at all, but the colorful sky light penetrated the dust, making it look even more mysterious.

"Miss Su, you don't have to worry too much. As long as we respect the mountains and nature, the gods in the mountains will protect us."

Su Mi never believed in anything, but didn't she remember that people in northern Tibet believed in mountain gods? She looked at Hamu'er curiously, "Captain Hamu'er, what do you mean?"

Before Hamur could speak, the team member behind him interrupted proudly.

"When the apocalypse first came, we hid in the mountains to avoid being burned to death by the scorching sun. It was the mountain god who protected us!"

(End of this chapter)