I Randomly Have a New Career Every Week

The distance of over a hundred meters was quickly covered.

The five of them arrived here before dark.

The cave entrance was small, less than a meter wide, barely enough for two people to pass through.

"I'll go first, followed by Old Cai, with Wenjing and Ning Che bringing up the rear."

After arranging the order, Lin Yi led Selter in front, and the five of them entered the cave one after another.

As soon as they entered, they could feel the dampness inside, but for them, such an environment was not considered harsh at all.

As they walked, the path ahead suddenly opened up, and it became wider and wider.

However, judging from the path under his feet, Lin Yi realized that the direction was downwards, and he didn't know where it would lead.

Led by Selter, the group moved very quickly.

From this detail, Lin Yi realized that Selter must come here often and was familiar with the situation, so there was no need to be so cautious.

Soon, stone steps appeared under their feet, but they were not regular.

This also proved from another perspective that someone had been to this place before.

But in such a dark and humid place, he didn't know what they were doing here.

During the journey, Lin Yi also observed the stone walls on both sides.

Unlike the places he had been to before, these stone walls were preserved in their natural state, and had not been polished, nor were there any texts left on them, which was very different from the previous sites he had visited.

After walking down for a while, Lin Yi found that the stone steps under his feet became steeper.

Looking at Selter's condition, he didn't seem to have changed much.

But before long, the terrain under his feet became flat, and after shining with a flashlight, a huge circular area appeared in front of him, with some things placed inside, but without any rules, more like stones.

He quickened his pace and came to this circular area.

The air here was still humid, and it didn't seem suitable for humans to live in for a long time.

Looking at the things under their feet, they didn't look like tools used for human survival, nor did they seem to be related to the experimental products of the aborigines.

The four of them checked around and didn't find anything suspicious. There were some graphic-like problems on the wall, which were a little similar to the aborigines' writing, but not quite the same.

This was also different from all the places he had been to before.

"Team Leader Lin, Sister Ning!"

Sheng Wenjing called out, "Look here, there is a ball."

The two walked over and saw the ball that Sheng Wenjing was talking about.

The surface was very smooth, and it was obvious that it was polished. Without modern machinery, it would be very impressive to polish it like this by hand.

Looking at this sphere alone, it was nothing special, but what it represents may be very different.

It proves that someone lived here, and had a high level of achievement in instrument manufacturing.

But everything in front of them could not represent that this was the case here.

"You have already been here, there should be other things inside, you have all taken them away, right?" Lin Yi asked, looking at Selter.

"What can be determined now is that someone lived here, but it's hard to judge whether they were aborigines," Ning Che said.

Lin Yi nodded, also agreeing with this statement.

The things that exist here do not have any directionality, and are completely different from the relics he had visited before.

It would be a bit far-fetched to say that this is what the aborigines left behind.

Moreover, the people of the United States discovered this place more than half a year ago. If they really found something different, they wouldn't have left it here in this way.

The investigation fell into a stalemate, and for a while, Lin Yi couldn't find a good way.

"Check it carefully again."

After speaking, the few people dispersed and continued to check the situation inside, but after several hours, they didn't find anything, and there were no mechanisms on the rock walls.

"Let's go, let's go out first, it's meaningless to stay here all the time."

The few people walked out one after another, and soon came to the top of the mountain.

At this time, the moon and stars were sparse, and the sky was completely dark.

Lin Yi and the others sat together eating things to replenish their strength. They didn't have any clues about the situation inside for the time being, and they didn't know what to do for a while.

Finding a place where no one was around, Lin Yi called Balmer.

"Old buddy."

"What are you calling me for?" Balmer's expression was very serious, and he seemed very unwilling to receive Lin Yi's call.

But there is no free lunch in the world. Lin Yi put him in this position, so he naturally has to pay for everything.

"I need all the information about the Zork ruins. Send me the information as soon as possible."

"Don't go too far!"

At this moment, even through the phone, you could feel Balmer gnashing his teeth.

But Lin Yi didn't care.

In his heart, the mission is always the first priority, and he can use any means to complete the mission.

"Old buddy, don't be angry. You have no choice, so you better do as I say, otherwise it won't do you any good."

Bang!

Balmer didn't say anything and hung up the phone directly.

Lin Yi wasn't in a hurry either, he just had to wait for his news slowly.

After making the call, Lin Yi returned to Ning Che's side, holding a map in his hand and looking at it carefully.

"Do you think it's possible that this is just an ordinary cave, and we've made it too complicated?" Ning Che said, leaning against Lin Yi.

"There is such a possibility, but look at this stone ball," Lin Yi said:

"Under normal circumstances, if someone is living in seclusion there, it is unlikely that they would polish such a thing. Moreover, when interrogating Mike before, he also said that the history of this cave may be thousands of years old, and it is indeed within the scope of relics."

"But could it be just traces left by ancient people living here?"

"This is America. There was no one here thousands of years ago, right? That's unlikely."

"So you think this might be where the aborigines lived."

Lin Yi shrugged helplessly, "Actually, I don't know either. There is no directional information here at all, and I can't judge who lived here."

"Our thoughts are similar," Ning Che sighed, and said helplessly:

"In terms of technology, the United States is much higher than us. They have already identified it, which may mean that there is really nothing here."