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After all that commotion, the brigade leader brought Lao Xu back to the brigade, and it was already dark.

After sending the man to the cowshed, the brigade leader instructed him, "Old Xu, don't tell anyone else what you said today. People from above will be sent to verify this."

"I'll tell you the truth when the time comes. They'll see for themselves. I've never been to that place either. The fact that so many Japanese soldiers were trapped and killed by the ghost wall shows it's not an easy thing."

The old man nodded: "Understood, Captain. Don't worry, I know the seriousness of this matter and I won't tell anyone else."

"But how long will it take them to get there? Those plague bacteria jars from over twenty years ago could break and leak at any time; it's too dangerous."

The battalion commander sighed, "I'm anxious too, but we don't have the authority to deploy troops that understand this plague. It can only be done with the approval of our superiors."

"However, I think the leaders in the army will definitely take it seriously if it involves the Japanese germ tanks. We suffered a lot because of this during the War of Resistance."

"Okay, I understand. You should head back early too, Captain."

"it is good."

Over the next two days, Ding Rui and Wang Hansheng only occasionally drove to the foot of the mountain to check on things. After confirming that they were digging for mountain products and processing things like walnuts and jujubes, they quickly drove away.

Meanwhile, in the mountains, a team of about twenty people sneaked up to Niujiao Mountain under the cover of night. After dawn, they followed the phosphorescent lights and indeed found the cave.

Ding Rui was also there, wearing special protective clothing. He instructed someone to store the canisters separately, saying, "Handle them carefully and make sure to check the broken canister."

"Are the things inside really gone? If they are, burn them and bury them. Leave the rest intact over there. Don't break them, or we won't survive even if we get out."

"Brother Ding, just leaving them on the ground like this is dangerous. If there's an earthquake here, these jars will definitely break and the contents will leak out."

Ding Rui snorted coldly: "Then it depends on how lucky the people at the foot of the mountain are. What does it have to do with us? If it really leaks out, then it's their bad luck and they deserve it."

"If you care about them so much, why don't you go out and dig a hole and bury all these jars? The people at the foot of the mountain will thank you for being such a philanthropist."

The younger brother smiled sheepishly, "No, no, we'll all listen to Brother Ding and get the weapons out as soon as possible. As for these jars, we'll just leave them there."

"The cave is deep; perhaps nothing will happen."

Even if something happens, it has nothing to do with them. They would have already retreated to the border by then. With these weapons, they could have wiped out all the surrounding small forces.

One by one, weapons were carried out of the cave. Deep inside the cave, next to the white bones, only a few bacterial and viral containers lay on the ground.

Around 3 a.m., when everyone saw the phantom-like Japanese troops, they were so frightened that they almost couldn't stand up straight. They stared wide-eyed as if they had seen a ghost.

Ding Rui urged, "What are you all standing there for? These Japanese devils have been dead for over twenty years. What are you afraid of? Hurry up and carry your weapons and follow them out."

"Once these phantoms disappear, we'll lose our way again, understand?"

"...Yes, we understand. Brother Ding, you guys are amazing. We never expected you could find such a hidden place."

"When you go back this time, Brother Feng will definitely promote you."

Ding Rui glanced at the sycophant, who still had that gloomy look on his face: "Alright, what time is it? Stop spouting this nonsense and hurry up and catch up with us, we're going out."

"Yes, yes, yes."

It took about twenty people three or four nights to transport all the weapons out. Then, under the cover of night, they went down the mountain, hid the weapons in a cave, and simply camouflaged the boxes.

The truck was parked at the foot of the mountain. After everyone in the brigade had rested, they took advantage of the darkness to load the boxes of weapons onto the truck. With the side panels covering them, the inside was naturally not visible.

The middle section and beyond were all boxes of mountain goods, with the innermost part separated by partitions so that no one would know that weapons were inside.

Wang Hansheng watched as boxes of weapons were loaded onto the truck and breathed a sigh of relief: "As long as we transport them out in four or five batches, our mission will be complete."

"As for how to move that warehouse out, that's not our problem. Big Brother will arrange for someone to do it. Whew, we can go home now."

Ding Rui nodded: "We absolutely cannot afford any mistakes. We must ensure that everything reaches the warehouse. With these mountain goods as a cover, no one will suspect anything."

"Hmm, I didn't expect it to go so smoothly."

On the fourth day, the epidemic prevention army arrived at Niujiao Mountain, where Jiang Lie was already waiting. Upon seeing them arrive, he came out of the cave and greeted them: "Hello, I am Jiang Lie."

The middle-aged man leading the group stood up straight, his sharp eyes fixed on him: "Hello, so you're the one who discovered the biochemical bacteria tanks, right? Can you tell us more about it?"

"Okay, before I start, you can take a look at this notebook. It contains Japanese text translated into Chinese. I'll tell you after you've looked at it."

"Yes, thank you."

After reading it, Guo Cheng's fingers trembled and his breathing became erratic.

He narrowed his eyes slightly: "It's that missing team. At the time, we were wondering why they didn't drop the bacterial canisters on the main force when we had intercepted intelligence."

"It turns out there was a problem with the transport; something went wrong along the way, and they got trapped and died on Niujiao Mountain. Otherwise, if they had been delivered to the front lines, who knows how many more brothers would have died."

When Jiang Lie saw him looking over, he explained the whole story.

"That's how things are, boss. We discovered it by chance. We originally came here to find medicinal herbs, but we didn't expect to run into something like this."

"Ah, it's fate, this is fate."

Guo Cheng glanced at the sky: "How much longer until we can get in?"

"After midnight, the exact time is uncertain and depends on when those will-o'-the-wisps arrive. We can only follow them in; if we try to go on our own, we'll get lost."

"Electronic devices are useless; they're malfunctioning."

"Okay, then we'll wait."

Jiang Lie had been waiting, and at 1:30 a.m., some movement began to occur in the forest. A strange band of light appeared, and everyone's expressions tightened as they slowly followed it.

After walking for about two hours, we could finally see the cave. I breathed a slight sigh of relief: "Leaders, should we go in now or wait until dawn?"

"Okay, let's go in and take a look now. Time is of the essence and we can't afford to waste any more time."

"Turn on your flashlights, everyone. Be careful not to touch anything you shouldn't. Jiang Lie, be careful with your protective suit, don't tear it, and definitely don't take it off."

Jiang Lie hummed in agreement: "I understand."

The group entered the cave and walked all the way to the end. Soon they found the jar on the ground. Guo Cheng's expression changed, and he quickly squatted down to examine it carefully. He only breathed a sigh of relief after confirming that it was not damaged.

They put the person into a specially made box, but the surroundings were empty. Hmm, where's the weapon box mentioned in the report?