Arctic survival, starting in hell at minus fifty degrees Celsius

Li Mu was taken aback by Sun Chengwu's words.

He asked in surprise, "What happened?"

Sun Chengwu and Li Mu had no need to hide anything, so they recounted some of the news they had heard from the Hazar people to Li Mu.

Li Mu was stunned. "We just want to survive, is that not allowed?"

Sun Chengwu didn't know what to say.

Sometimes, when an individual's life conflicts with the overall strategic direction, the individual is often the one who is sacrificed.

He patted Li Mu on the shoulder and said, "You're a teacher, you've read more books than me, so I don't need to explain to you."

What you need to do now is to immediately coordinate our food and firewood, calculate our number of people and the consumption on the way. You will be very busy during this period, and I probably won't stay at the camp for long.

I also need to notify the other two camps.

Li Mu was filled with mixed feelings. He had just calmed down and thought he could wait for rescue with peace of mind, but then this bolt from the blue struck.

Sun Chengwu didn't pay much attention to Li Mu's feelings, because he wasn't in a good mood either.

He returned to his room and took out both the oil paper package and the animal skin package.

Giroud also treated the leather bags with moisture-proofing, coating the outside with grease to prevent the ammunition inside from getting damp.

Sun Chengwu opened it and examined it carefully.

After all, when someone fires a shot, it's a matter of life and death. If there's a dud, he'll become the villain in the movie.

Sun Chengwu checked them one by one. The bullets of this old-fashioned hunting rifle were not modern pointed or round-nosed bullets, but steel ball bullets similar to those in shotguns.

The outside is a copper eggshell thicker than a thumb, inside which are flames and steel balls, and at the tail is a primer.

Sun Chengwu mainly checks the primer; over 90% of unexploded bombs are caused by moisture in the primer.

After checking, Sun Chengwu confirmed that there was nothing wrong with the bullets and reloaded them.

Just as he was inspecting, Ye Zhi Qiu came in.

Sun Chengwu immediately grabbed a piece of clothing and covered the two guns with it.

Ye Zhi Qiu, unaware that Sun Chengwu had hidden something, said with a serious expression, "Brother Wu, the Aoli family has made arrangements. When are we leaving?"

Sun Chengwu said, "Wait a little longer. You still have to come with me to the other two camps."

Don't tell anyone about this, not even your family.

Ye Zhi Qiu nodded, "Okay, don't worry, I haven't told anyone."

Without resting for long, Sun Chengwu took his backpack and pistol with him after Ye Zhiqiu left.

He originally only planned to bring a handgun, since it would be easier to hide.

Carrying a large backpack weighing over 20 kilograms, plus a survival backpack, increased physical exertion.

But upon closer reflection, if I were to encounter danger, perhaps carrying more ammunition would increase my chances of survival?

Chinese people all have a fear of insufficient firepower. After thinking it over, Sun Chengwu still brought it, but took some food out of his backpack so that others could carry more later.

After finishing his preparations, Sun Chengwu went out and began to muster his troops.

"Xiao Ye, Wang Hu, you two come with me."

Old Ma, you should focus on recovering from your injury and keep an eye on Madi.

Williams, you're with us too.

Unlike Williams, Madi surrendered voluntarily and joined the army, so Sun Chengwu didn't trust him much.

Williams was tricked by Sun Chengwu into hating Lando and feeling grateful to him.

Moreover, Williams' sudden defection can be seen as a pledge of allegiance.

So much time has passed without any major incidents, so we can try to trust them.

With Wang Hu and Ye Zhi Qiu around, and with a gun in hand, he couldn't cause any trouble.

The most important reason was that he had weapons; otherwise, he wouldn't have dared to let a strong man follow him around.

The group traveled light, with Sun Chengwu bringing along Da Bai, Xiao Bai, and five dogs brought back from the Khaza tribe.

Both Big White and Little White were unwilling to be pulled, and every time they were put on a rope, they would try their best to struggle and bite it off.

They are wolves, not dogs; wolves have their own pride.

Sun Chengwu did not force them any further, letting them run ahead.

Sun Chengwu used to think that there was no difference between wolves and dogs, and that dogs were just domesticated wolves.

But in fact it is not the case.

When these five dogs saw Big White and Little White, they even dared to bark a few times.

But when Big White let out a wolf howl and bared its teeth, biting a dog until it howled in pain, the pack of dogs finally quieted down, lying down and exposing their bellies to beg for mercy.

Wherever Big White goes, the dog lies down.

Wolves have dignity and wildness; no matter how many dogs there are, they can't defeat a wolf.

Even if they are well-trained hunting dogs, five of them against one would most likely end up being killed.

The wolf might die from severe injuries, but it certainly wouldn't be killed by the bite.

What wolves truly fear is the hunter behind the hound, and the gun in his hand.

With the help of sled dogs, they arrived at Xu Hui's original camp in just three days, but Sun Chengwu did not stop or even go in to take a look; he simply passed by from a distance.

He needs to go to the bay first.

Four more days passed, and the group arrived at the bay.

Richard was surprised that Sun Chengwu came so frequently; he knew that it would take half a month to travel from here to the camp.

Richard knew Sun Chengwu well and guessed that he must have something important to do, otherwise he wouldn't have come here for no reason.

Without beating around the bush, he went straight to the point, asking, "What happened? Did something go wrong?"

Sun Chengwu nodded and said as he walked, "Yes, something's happened. Warships are going to dock in this bay, so we have to move out quickly."

Richard was initially pleased to hear that the warship was docked, but upon learning that they were leaving, he looked puzzled. "Why? Weren't they here to pick us up?"

Sun Chengwu explained simply, "They're not from our country. They're on a secret mission. Anyone who sees the warship alive most likely won't make it back alive."

We need to get out of here, as far away as possible.

Richard's expression immediately changed.

As luck would have it, they arrived at Dals's residence.

After Sun Chengwu briefly explained the situation, Darss immediately made a decision, "Let's move now!"

Dahls had been on the ship and knew the brutality and methods of those men.

Although they are called warships, they actually have no serial numbers or identities.

They roamed the Arctic Ocean year-round, engaged in smuggling, and were no different from pirates.

Sun Chengwu advised, "Don't let them know. Just say I've come to pick them up and take them home."

Dals nodded. "I know."

Richard followed, saying, "I'll go help."

Sun Chengwu originally thought things would go smoothly, but an unexpected incident still occurred.

Their people were already dissatisfied with staying here, and when they heard they could go home, they were all eager to go.

But the remaining foreigners disagreed, since they felt they would have even less say in someone else's territory.

They wanted to stay.