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

Zhao Tao pondered to himself, this person wasn't from their department, but Da Bing knew him, and they knew him too, so who exactly was this person?

As he thought about it, he stroked the soldier's hair again and again.

Suddenly, he remembered something and stopped stroking his hair. "Soldier, is that person an adult or a child?"

"Is it an adult calling out, or a child..."

"Woof woof!"

Zhao Tao took a deep breath; it was indeed her.

They weren't from the bureau, yet they knew each other, and they had to be in these mountains. He couldn't think of anyone else besides the bone-crushing killer.

The discovery of a body with dismembered limbs in the waterfall cave proves that she was there.

The fact that the soldier called out in the middle of the night, along with eyewitness accounts from team members, all proved the existence of that person.

Turning to look at the blackened corpse, could this person be of the Jiazigou bloodline?

wrong.

He immediately dismissed his guess, saying that if it were the Jiazigou bloodline, the bones should have been shattered, not electrocuted.

Therefore, this person is definitely not of the Jiazigou bloodline.

"Soldier, what happened to your head? Did you get hit by a rock?"

Wang Weidong looked at the soldier's head injury with heartache, his eyes turning red.

Zhao Tao also looked over and saw a large bulge, which looked like it had been hit by something.

Seeing the zookeeper's distress, the soldier immediately started to whine and complain, rubbing against Wang Weidong and then running to the charred corpse, pointing at him with his paw, his eyes full of accusation.

"Waaah..."

Its action is easy to understand; the injury on its head was caused by this person.

But whether this person directly caused the harm, was implicated, or had other reasons remains unknown.

"Soldier, was this the person who hurt you?"

"Woof!"

The soldier raised his paw and pointed at his face again, "Woof woof woof..."

Wang Weidong squatted down and looked at the spot it was pointing to, and immediately noticed the place they had overlooked.

"Dr. Liu, come quickly and take a look. Has he been bitten on the face?"

The military doctor, Liu, was right behind him; he had been watching ever since the soldier pointed to that spot.

He squatted down on the other side, put on gloves, and wiped away the charred residue, revealing a row of teeth marks.

"Soldier, did you bite this?"

"Woof!"

Why did you bite him? Did he hurt you?

"Woof!" The soldier pitifully raised his head and approached Wang Weidong.

Only then did Wang Weidong notice that the fur on its neck was messy and unruly.

"Soldier, did he choke you?"

"Woof!"

"Why did he pinch you?" Zhao Tao asked.

"Woof woof woof..."

It spoke, but no one understood. The soldier paced around anxiously, asking the same question as before.

"Captain, you can't ask that." Wang Weidong looked at Gouzi, "Soldier, did he do something bad, that's why you bit him?"

"Woof!" The soldier gave Zhao Tao a disdainful look, thinking that his human was the smartest.

Wang Weidong didn't continue questioning Dabing, but instead looked at Zhao Tao and the others, asking, "Captain, what bad thing did this person do?"

Doctor Liu took off his gloves, stroked his chin, and said, "If there's one bad thing that could make soldiers disregard orders and bite people, then there's only one thing."

"Blow up the tunnel!" Zhao Tao said.

"Woof!"

The soldier's eyes suddenly lit up; the captain wasn't stupid either.

"Fuck!" Zhao Wenjun cursed and kicked the corpse.

"That bastard, he actually tried to trap us to death."

"Alright, we should go find the others now." Zhao Tao stood on the mountaintop, looking westward.

"Soldier, can you find Jian Guo and the others?"

"Woof!" The soldier barked and rushed ahead to lead the way.

The group then headed west.

As for the charred corpse, they couldn't worry about it at the moment and could only wait for the people who had returned to bring reinforcements to deal with it.

Halfway there, Zhao Tao suddenly remembered something and asked the dog that had stopped ahead to wait for them, "Soldier, you were being choked, did someone save you?"

The soldier didn't speak, but expressed himself through gestures.

He first raised his neck to make a gesture of being choked in pain, then the pain suddenly disappeared, he looked down with a surprised expression, and then jumped away.

The movements were abstract, but Zhao Tao and the others understood them.

Zhao Tao: "Dabing, you mean that the guy was choking you, then suddenly his whole body turned black and he stopped moving, and then you were freed, right?"

"Woof!"

Zhao Tao was shocked by two things. First, he was shocked that the brutal and ruthless killer had actually saved the soldier.

Second shock: How did she manage to electrocute someone so silently?

Wang Weidong knew that the bone-crushing murderer had saved the soldier, and he felt grateful, but he didn't dare to show it, after all, that was a criminal.

The eight police officers who were dragged out of the cave by Yun Li were still unconscious. Yun Li had originally planned that they would wake up in half an hour after being drugged.

As a result, the person who was so good at holding their breath forced them to inhale the sleeping pills for an extra ten minutes or so. Now they probably won't wake up for at least three to five hours.

Although the person who could hold his breath for so long didn't inhale much, he was deprived of oxygen for too long, and even without the drug, his brain entered a coma.

This is in the mountains, and there are quite a few wild animals and poisonous insects. Although Yun Li dragged the person out of the cave, she was still worried about leaving because the person was still unconscious, so she hid in a secluded corner.

She only left after she saw Zhao Tao and his group arriving led by the dog.

Before leaving, however, she left a note on one of the unconscious people and weighed him down with a stone.

When Zhao Tao and his group saw the people lying haphazardly on the ground from a distance on the hillside, their hearts sank.

"Dr. Liu, hurry..." Zhao Tao urged anxiously as he ran.

Liu, the military doctor, was the oldest in the team, and he didn't dare to run too fast on this rather steep downhill slope.

He came down the slope panting heavily, and before he could catch his breath, he was examined by the nearest person.

When he realized he was still breathing, he wasn't so worried anymore. He plopped back down, wiping his sweat and panting heavily.

The others checked the breathing of the others, and thankfully, they were all still breathing.

"Captain, look at this."

Zhao Wenjun handed the paper left by Yun Li to Zhao Tao, who took it and saw that it was a map.

He looked around with the paper in his hand, but saw no one. Then he looked down at the map on the paper.

This map is not complicated at all, but it is also very complicated.

It wasn't complicated because he could tell at a glance that the location he drew was the valley where they cooked lunch.

It's complicated because, apart from that valley, the rest of the painting depicts intricate passageways inside caves.

It's hard to guess who left this map; we can only ask them when the eight people wake up.

"Old Liu, what's going on with them?"

"He was drugged, but it's nothing serious. He'll wake up when the time is up."

"Can you confirm the wake-up time?"

"The drug he was given was quite strong; it will probably take him several hours to wake up."