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Jiang Ke helped to check the road conditions. When approaching a mountain col, a black shadow rushed out at an extremely fast speed. Jiang Ke stared at the road ahead and was startled.

Duoji was not particularly fast, so he braked several times and stopped the car.

Sanzhang cursed: "Fuck, what is this?"

Duoji didn't get out of the car, so he rolled down the window to look at the light from the headlights in front of him.

Dorje replied: "Wild yak."

The girl muttered: "Where did the wild yaks come from in this season?"

She spoke softly, but the space in the carriage was closed, and everyone sitting in the carriage could hear her clearly.

Wild yaks are larger, more wild and aggressive than domestic yaks, and Jiang Ke thinks they are taller than their off-road vehicles.

Sanzhang also poked his head out to take a look and sighed: "It's so big. How much does it cost to make air-dried beef?"

Meng Er complained: "San'er, you are really punished."

Jiang Ke couldn't help but laugh out loud after listening to their conversation.

The atmosphere in the car relaxed.

Duoji quickly started the vehicle and moved away from the big black man.

Jiang Ke used the rearview mirror to see the wild yak still standing on the roadside, its eyes reflecting polarized light in the dark night, giving it a sense of oppression and indescribable divinity.

It seems to glow.

Jiang Ke touched his eyes and thought he had seen it wrong. How could the cow shine? Perhaps it was because Tsering was following behind and the headlights of his car hit the wild yak.

Jiang Ke remembered what Grandma Jiang said to him: "There must be a reason why creatures block the road."

But it is generally said that if an animal blocks the middle of the road and prevents vehicles from passing, it means there is an accident ahead. However, the wild yak did not block the road directly. It is probably just an accident.

Jiang Ke thought about it, but didn't intend to say it. After all, some people didn't believe in these strange things. Secondly, they were in the car now. If something happened to him, someone would definitely blame him and say, Come as you want, there are really many taboos about driving. Furthermore, it is unrealistic to really spend the night on this mountain. Just the amount of fuel and warmth are problems.

Jiang Ke chose to remain silent. He actually felt that he admired Tsering and Dorje for knowing that they couldn't do anything and telling the group guests about their judgment on the weather conditions, which was considered fulfilling their duties.

After turning a corner, many small white dots suddenly appeared in front of my eyes.

Duoji slowed down the car and said, "It's snowing."

No one in the carriage answered him.

Jiang Ke didn't know what to say and could only remain silent.

The snow was falling heavily and rustling, and soon there was only a vast expanse of white left.

With his sight blocked, Duoji could only drive forward at a speed of more than 20 yards, for fear that if he didn't check for a while, the whole car would roll off the cliff.

In the twelfth lunar month of winter, drinking water is filled with ice slag. In summer, there may be some life, but at this time, once you fall into the cold river water, your body will die from hypothermia within a few minutes.

Jiang Ke turned on his phone and saw that the battery was fully charged. The communication software showed that it was not connected. The chat history with Ren Vince was still there a few hours ago. Ren Vince told him that Jiang Kai had arranged a task for him and he needed to go there. deal with.

Jiang Ke asked: What mission?

Ren Wensi: It is quite complicated and involves a large number of people. The specific situation will not be known until the meeting in the evening.

Jiang Ke realized that it might be confidential, and he had to control the scope of his knowledge and not talk nonsense on communication tools.

Jiang Ke told Ren Wensi that they were going into the mountains and there might be no signal for a while without asking for details.

Vince Ren: Got it, stay safe.

Jiang Ke didn't want to disturb his work, so he put his phone back in his pocket and zipped up his jacket.