It doesn't matter if your souls are scattered, as long as you die.

The eight police officers who were tied up inside clearly saw the smoke drifting in from the cave entrance, and their expressions changed drastically.

Wu Jianguo shouted, "Hold your breath, don't inhale this smoke!"

In fact, many people had already held their breath before he shouted.

After he shouted, the rest of the people quickly held their breath.

Yun Li ignored them, leisurely leaning against the stone wall, stroking the heads of the four generals with one hand and gently waving a fan with the other.

The four generals lay quietly at Yun Li's feet, guarding him, while the other eight generals, large and small, frolicked outside.

How many minutes can a person hold their breath?

Most people can finish in one to two minutes, while more skilled individuals can finish in three to five minutes.

The really amazing ones might be able to hold it in for ten minutes.

Those who can last more than ten minutes are exceptionally gifted, and such people are extremely rare in ordinary human society, like phoenix feathers and unicorn horns.

But today Yun Li has seen such a rare talent.

Ten minutes later, one person was still holding their breath, their face and neck flushed red.

Yun Li looked at it with his mental power and couldn't help but give it a thumbs up.

Great!

She became interested and wanted to see how long this person could hold back.

After roughly calculating the previous time, I took out my watch and started timing again. Once he passed out, I added the previous time to get the total duration of his breath-holding.

As the watch ticked by, even the person holding their breath started rolling their eyes.

Yun Li frowned. Was this person going to suffocate himself?

Just as he was thinking this, the man suddenly opened his mouth wide, took a deep breath, then his head lolled to the side and he passed out.

In the second before he lost consciousness, he sincerely felt that air was the best thing in the world.

Yun Li glanced at the timer on his watch; it was seven minutes and eight seconds. Adding the estimated ten minutes from before, that made seventeen minutes and eight seconds.

Once inside the cave, standing next to the breath-holding expert, she gave him a thumbs up.

After that, she untied the ropes binding everyone and dragged them out of the cave one by one, placing them in a shady spot outside.

After dragging them all out, he used his mental energy to scan the tomb.

Zhao Tao and his team worked hard inside the cave, while Gouzi Dabing worked hard outside.

The result of their joint efforts was that they finally saw the light of day, and the dog hugged its head and cried tears of joy.

The soldier's claws were covered in blood, which made the group of people feel very sad.

However, the soldier didn't think that his injury was a big deal. When he saw that everyone had come out, he kept wagging his tail around them.

Suddenly, it paused its tail-wagging, barked twice at Zhao Tao and the others, and ran off, turning back after a couple of steps.

This is a specially trained dog, and such behavior is certainly not without reason.

"The soldier has something he wants to tell us, let's go and see."

Wang Weidong, who was in charge of taking care of the dog, spoke up.

Zhao Tao nodded. "Let's go!"

The others, not caring about being too tired, all followed.

Walking a little further away, Zhao Tao looked back and saw half of the mountain had collapsed.

Without even calculating, it was clear that the rubble from the collapse of this half-mountain would block the passage.

But now the passageway is not blocked, and even the rubble and mud from half of the collapsed mountain is gone.

Could it be that this mountain was like this from the beginning?

No, he's not seventy or eighty years old yet, he would never forget what he saw just two or three hours ago.

He was quite certain that this place had originally been an intact hilltop.

So, where did the gravel go?

Surely the bomb wouldn't shatter space itself, sending the debris to another dimension.

"Captain... this..."

One of the team members noticed that his captain hadn't followed and was staring intently at a certain spot, so he looked over.

Upon closer inspection, I was stunned.

Where is the mountain?

How come half of the mountain is missing?

Thinking back to the explosion I heard in the passageway, I immediately guessed that the mountain had collapsed.

Once the tunnel was successfully dug out, the speculation that the mountain had been blasted away vanished.

But now, what did he see?

The mountain was indeed bombed.

Just as Zhao Tao thought, if such a big mountain has collapsed, where did the rubble go?

Everyone else stopped, even Dog Soldier ran back.

Zhao Tao pointed to the area above the passage and asked, "There was a hill over there, right?"

"have!"

"I confirm it too. This morning, when Hongbing and I were waiting here for you to arrive, I even went up to check."

"That's right. When Xiaobai went up to check, I even told him to be careful."

At this moment, everyone's expression turned strange, because they all thought of the same question: the mountain collapsed, so where did the rubble go?

"Captain, have we encountered a paranormal event?"

Zhao Tao sternly rebuked, "Don't talk nonsense! The country is cracking down on feudal superstition. Are you trying to go against the country?"

"No……"

"Woof!"

Zhao Tao looked at the anxious dog, frowned, and said, "Let's not worry about this for now."

"Li Jindang, take the three of you back immediately and report the situation here truthfully."

"yes!"

Li Jindang left with the three men, leaving only Zhao Tao, Liu Junyi, Gouzi and Gouzi's keeper and cook Wang Weidong, and Zhao Wenjun, who was bitten by a snake.

"Alright, soldier, lead the way!"

The dog jumped excitedly and darted far away.

It led Zhao Tao and the other three around to the top of the mountain above the tomb, wagged its tail at them, and then quickly ran to Zhang Quan, who was blackened by electricity.

Upon seeing this, Dr. Liu immediately stepped forward to examine the person and confirmed that he was already dead.

"He was electrocuted, and the time of death was no more than two hours ago."

"electricity?"

Zhao Tao was puzzled. There were no power lines in the mountains, the weather was clear, there wasn't even a breeze, and he hadn't heard any thunder.

So, where exactly did he get electrocuted?

"Dr. Liu, are you sure he was electrocuted... electrocuted to death?" Zhao Tao asked, his face full of disbelief.

Even though someone suspected he had misread it, Dr. Liu wasn't angry. He knew why they were so surprised; to be honest, he was also incredibly shocked.

There were no power lines, and it wasn't raining or thundering, so how could he have been electrocuted?

"I can't believe it either, but the truth is he was electrocuted."

Zhao Wenjun and Wang Weidong also went up to take a look, and they were both completely dumbfounded.

Wang Weidong thought for a moment, then walked over to the dog, squatted down, and stroked its head. "Dabing, do you know how he became like this?"

Of course it knew, so it barked a few times.

Although Wang Weidong is a dog breeder, he really can't understand what the dog is saying from its few barks.

The only way to find the truth is through the process of elimination.

"Is it thundering in the sky? If it's just one clap, then two claps."

"Woof woof!"

"What did he use to get himself like this? If so, shout once; if not, shout twice."

"Woof woof!"

Wang Weidong thought for a moment and then asked, "Did someone do this to him? If so, call out once; if not, call out twice."

The soldier tilted his head, seemingly deep in thought, and after a while, he barked, "Woof!"

Wang Weidong was excited and surprised, as were Zhao Tao and the others.

He eagerly asked the next question, "Is that person someone we know? If yes, call out once; if not, call out twice."

The soldier didn't respond immediately; after thinking for a moment, he replied, "Woof!"

We met last night, and although we didn't speak, we should be considered acquaintances.

Wang Weidong turned to look at Zhao Tao, his breathing becoming rapid, "Captain..."

Zhao Tao also squatted down in front of the dog and stroked its fur with his big hand.

"Is that person from our department? If so, call out to him..."

"Woof woof!"

Before he could finish speaking, the soldier had already answered.