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"It's about the cave, the bacteria and virus containers. I told you about it before, didn't I? After that matter was reported, the leaders sent someone down to meet us at Niujiaoshan."

"I didn't tell anyone and went straight to Niujiao Mountain to lead the way for them, but when we got to the cave, we found that the weapons inside were gone."

The captain stared at him wide-eyed: "What? How could it be gone? Isn't there a ghost wall protecting it? Who could find it in broad daylight? It's impossible."

Jiang Lie nodded: "Yeah, who could find their way in, and by such a coincidence manage to get the weapons out and then transport them out in a vehicle? Our brigade has the shortest route."

"you mean……"

"Yes, just like Dad thought. The weapons in the cave were all being transported out little by little in trucks under the guise of purchasing mountain goods. I didn't tell you."

The captain raised his hand and slapped him: "Hey, you brat, you dared to keep this from me. I thought you were fine when you came back, that everything in the cave was settled."

"And you've set a trap for me. Why didn't you mention that the people who bought the mountain products were problematic? If something goes wrong, wouldn't I be seen as an accomplice?"

"How can I face the Party and the country?"

Jiang Lie let him pat his arm, it was like a tickle and didn't hurt anyway, and calmly said, "Dad is straightforward. If I told you that those two purchasing agents were problematic, wouldn't you keep a close eye on them?"

"We're not sure if they brought any plague jars. If you keep an eye on them, because they're suspicious, who knows if they might throw one at us."

"Those are plague jars that the Japanese developed specifically to deal with the Chinese army. Do you think we can withstand them? The consequences would be unimaginable if we got infected."

"Father, I can't gamble, I can't alert them, and I dare not gamble with your lives."

The captain paused, patting his son's hand. He thought carefully about his son's words. Knowing his own personality, if he really knew that the two people had a problem, he would never pretend that nothing was wrong.

Indeed, the risk of exposure was too great, and the son's approach was correct, more prudent and cautious.

"Hey, you little rascal, you've got some guts. So what are the higher-ups saying now? Have they found those weapons? Are there any plague jars left out?"

Jiang Lie said in a low voice, "No, there were only six cans in total. One of them was transported by the Japanese more than 20 years ago. The Japanese soldiers had a mishap when they were transporting it themselves, and a total of one or two hundred men were wiped out."

"As for the remaining five, they are all in the cave and have been taken away by the epidemic prevention personnel. They will take care of these things. The cave entrance has also been blown up and sealed off, so there will be no problem."

"They need to take care of some final things. They'll send a car over the day after tomorrow to draw our blood for tests to see if everything is normal."

"Dad, this is a routine check-up, don't worry."

The captain took a deep breath: "Okay, the blood test is fine. I'll talk to the people in the team and see if the blood test is free?"

Jiang Lie nodded: "It's free."

"Okay, that's good. I'll tell them in the meeting that the higher-ups are concerned and came specifically to draw blood for us for testing, just to put our minds at ease."

"Especially you and your wife, who went into that cave without any protection, you need to be extra careful. Checking it will give you peace of mind."

"Yes, Dad, I understand."

Looking out the window, he seemed to be thinking about something, his eyes flickered. He hadn't mentioned the matter of the medicine valley because he had his own selfish reasons. He decided not to tell his father for the time being.

He couldn't keep secrets; he knew that if too many people were around, things would get out of hand.

"Dad, I'm home. Don't tell anyone in the brigade about those two purchasing matters, and don't tell anyone the truth about why we had to have blood drawn for testing."

"Otherwise, if word gets out, it won't be good for our brigade. Nobody will want to have contact with a brigade that might have the plague. You should understand what I mean, Father."

The captain rolled his eyes at him: "You brat, you've lived for decades, don't you know how serious this is? Don't worry, I won't tell anyone."

"To avoid causing panic, which would do no good for the brigade. It's good that the matter is resolved and we know that the brigade is safe and sound."

"Yes, I'm home."

Two days passed in a flash, and on the third day, the epidemic prevention personnel arrived in their cars at the threshing ground and began to draw blood from each person and send it to the laboratory for testing.

Guo Cheng walked over to Jiang Lie, raised his hand to pat him on the shoulder, but found that the kid was too tall, so he could only pat his arm. He chuckled and said, "Don't worry, it's all taken care of."

"You've done a great job this time. You can't even imagine how much loss you've saved. Once the application is approved, I'll have someone send the reward over."

"By the way, the magnetic field in that place is problematic, and we don't know when it will change. You'd better not go there alone; it's too dangerous."

Jiang Lie nodded in agreement: "Yes, sir, I understand."

"Um."

Dozens of blood samples were randomly drawn and taken away for testing throughout the morning. The brigade leader and his men continued to arrange production, while Guo Cheng and his men went to other brigades to draw some blood and take it away, just to avoid suspicion.

Jiang Lie returned to his courtyard, closed the door, strode over, looked at his wife who was cleaning the soil off the roots of medicinal herbs, and whispered, "Wife, everything is done."

"The epidemic prevention personnel have left, and I haven't told anyone about the Medicine Valley. You should also be careful. We'll go dig up more medicinal herbs another day."

"The leader said that it's uncertain whether the magnetic field there will be stable in the future, so he told us not to go in alone. If you want to go in the future, you can come with me."

Wen Yao hummed in agreement, staring at the medicinal herbs in her hand without looking up, occasionally sniffing them, her eyes gleaming: "Ah Lie, I think these herbs have a different effect."

Jiang Lie looked at the ginseng, which resembled a grass root, puzzled: "Hmm, what's the difference? It just looks a little bigger."

"No, the effects of this medicine are different. I have a guess that the effects of the medicine in the medicine valley are at least one-third stronger than normal medicine. I will test and compare them after I have prepared the medicine."

"Next time I'll catch some live rabbits. I need to use them to do some experiments and test how much the drug's efficacy differs."

After speaking softly, Wen Yao gently brushed away the dirt from the ginseng rootlets with a small brush. After processing them, she began to prepare them, then sliced ​​them and stored them separately.

In case of a particularly critical situation, you can try using the medicine from Yaogu. The medicine is effective and can sometimes achieve twice the result with half the effort.

Jiang Lie went to the fields to find a rabbit burrow and brought the mother rabbit home with him, intending to raise rabbits for his own consumption or to use them as test subjects for medicine for his wife.

Neither of them knew how to raise rabbits, so they asked their mother for advice and wrote down the precautions. They then slowly figured out how to raise them.