50s: Starting with a storage ring

Chapter 437 The Russians' Underground Great Wall

The guards at the KGB gate were startled by the commotion. After a moment, they rushed over to check what was happening.

Yuri was smashed to pieces, but his uniform was undamaged. The guards immediately recognized whose clothes they were and were shocked.

They quickly ran back to call their superiors to report, and soon a group of people ran out of the building, including a large number of KGB officers who surrounded the scene with guns.

This commotion has caused quite a stir, not only among the KGB but also at the higher levels of the Russian leadership.

The original plan was to establish a joint investigation team, but this was rejected by the Russian leadership.

What kind of organization is the KGB? It's not a place that ordinary organizations can investigate at will. Even if something major happens there, outsiders are not allowed to interfere.

But they didn't find anything useful inside either. Yuri met with quite a few people that day, and in that short gap in time, Yuri fell down.

After more than three months of internal investigation, no other person was found to be in the office at the time.

Ultimately, the KGB could only close the case as an accident caused by the building's age and lack of maintenance.

However, none of the Russian high command believed this conclusion. Therefore, since then, all senior Russian officials have strengthened their security measures.

KGN also underwent a purge after the new leader took office.

It can be said that Sun Zhiwei only made a small push, but it caused incalculable damage to the KGB, although he was no longer in Moscow at that time.

That day, he pushed Yuri off the 10th-floor window, watched him turn into a lump of mud, and then stopped caring about him, instead starting to pack his bags to leave.

There was nothing left for him to stay in; his next target was the "Second World" deep within the Moscow Metro.

That's Moscow Metro Line 2, the legendary metro system that originated during World War II and was known as D-6, managed by the KGB.

Among them is Bunker No. 42, buried 65 meters underground, which is rumored to have been the "last command center" of the Russian high command.

After dealing with Yuri, Sun Zhiwei was preparing to clear the tunnel when he unexpectedly used spatial exploration to discover an elevator leading deep underground.

As a result, he discovered a corner of the vast underground space deep beneath the KGB.

By digging downwards, he gradually saw the whole scene.

It is a circular system centered on a roughly cylindrical vertical shaft, with subway lines leading in all directions arranged in a circular pattern around the shaft.

At the very top of the entire shaft is the site's main ventilation opening, equipped with large ventilation ducts and powerful fans.

Slightly below is the control room for the entire facility, where the site's power distribution and air filtration systems are controlled.

From the control room downwards, the entire shaft can be roughly divided into four levels: A, B, C, and D. The main means of transportation between the levels is a double-helix railcar.

However, it also has small elevators that run vertically, and in addition, tracks for small trams are laid on each floor.

At the very bottom of the shaft is a massive H reactor, which powers the entire Line 2 subway line.

In fact, Line 2 is hidden within the regular subway lines, and it can utilize the tracks of the regular subway lines at any time.

However, getting from a regular subway line to Line 2 is not so easy.

Even if the entrance were found, ordinary people would have no way of passing through those mechanical gates to enter the truly hidden second world without permission. From Sun Zhiwei's spatial perspective alone, it was clear that the deepest part of the KGB building's underground structure reached 200 meters below ground.

In the command center 80 meters underground, Sun Zhiwei saw a huge hidden subway line map, the scale of which was beyond imagination.

Many of the lines marked on it are not actually tracks, but simply long-distance ventilation channels.

It has now connected all of Moscow’s important departments and facilities, with the furthest line reaching as far as Dzerzhinsky, hundreds of kilometers away.

There are two black borders, one large and one small, on the map; those are two underground shelters.

As can be seen from the map, the smaller shelter is located underground in Red Square, while the larger shelter is actually beneath the embassy. It is marked as Ramianki "Underground City".

At the heart of Ramenki's "underground city" lies Moscow State University, not far to the southeast of the embassy.

Looking at the area of ​​the entire refuge site on the map, it seems that almost half of the underground of the Ramianqi district has been dug out.

Out of curiosity about the Moscow Metro Line 2, which only revealed a glimpse of its future, Sun Zhiwei decided to visit the Moscow State University, the largest refuge in Moscow.

He packed up his belongings in the KGB basement, refilled the temporary tunnel with mud, found some empty wooden crates in the KGB warehouse, packed the obtained documents into three crates, and then left the children's store.

An hour later, he infiltrated the campus of Moscow State University and found the main structure of the underground city beneath an open area southwest of the university's main building.

This is a massive shelter located 200-300 meters underground. It has more than a dozen floors, and the dormitories alone can accommodate tens of thousands of people.

Sun Zhiwei also found rooms on some floors that resembled former war reserve warehouses, which contained a lot of reserve supplies.

A rough calculation shows that the grain reserves here can supply at least 10,000 people for five years.

Sun Zhiwei showed no interest whatsoever in the dry rations in the warehouse.

He has no shortage of food now, and the country will not lack food in the foreseeable future, so let these things remain here.

Thinking about the miserable state of the Russian family more than ten years later, he might be able to use the information about this reserve warehouse to exchange for something to take home in the future.

The entire Ramenki "underground city" is so vast that it's impossible to see it all on foot, so he simply drove a small car around Moscow State University a few times.

Outside the shelter, he discovered more storage warehouses, but these warehouses didn't contain food or other necessities; instead, they contained large quantities of decommissioned equipment.

The weapons and ammunition stored here are of relatively old models; they are mostly mechanical equipment with very few electronic components.

Now these old pieces of equipment are covered in a thick layer of grease, making them much less prone to damage.

That's why, when needed, you can simply remove the grease and do some minor conditioning before using it.

In his early years, he wondered why we and the US had depots for storing retired equipment, but the Russians didn't. It turned out they were all hidden underground.

However, these decommissioned items were of somewhat outdated models, mostly equipment from World War II, which he didn't find particularly appealing, so he left them alone and continued searching outwards.

Finally, in a warehouse on the southernmost outer edge of the underground city, he found what he had been searching for: H, the warhead depot.

(End of this chapter)