Turning over and entering the water, Li Han shivered as soon as he entered the water. Sure enough, the water was really ice cold, maybe even below freezing. The next second, Li Han felt much more comfortable, and he used space to cover him. Li Han, holding the rope,

Holding a small detector in one hand.

"Hey, what is here?"

Next to the big thing, there were many small gadgets. Li Han picked them up one by one. They seemed to be iron pieces, and he picked them up one by one. "It's this big guy."

"Why does it look like a cylinder?"

Li Han muttered, "Oh no, there are still wheels?"

"What is this?" Li Han wound the rope around several times and tied it.

"OK, it took a lot of time, it's time to go up." Li Han went up to the water and lifted the space cover.

"Han, come up quickly." Several girls pulled Li Han onto the boat and put on his good clothes.

"Han, how are you?" Jennifer prepared the hot coffee and handed it to Li Han.

"It's okay. By the way, I just found some small things. I don't know what they are." Li Han said, digging out more than a dozen small iron pieces and putting them on the boat.

"Who should I use to rinse some first?" Jennifer then came over and put it aside to rinse with water.

"Hey, this is a military card."

"Military cards?" Li Han looked at them, each one was no bigger than a matchbox.

"This is?"

"This is the insignia, the two-headed eagle, this is for the Confederate Army, these are for the Union Army," Jennifer said.

"These pieces are military cards."

"It seems like, not only Texas, but also other states," Jennifer said.

"Jennifer, how do you know?" Natalie asked with a surprised look on her face.

"I have read something in the book about the acceptance of military cards and badges." Jennifer said with a smile.

"This kind of thing is quite rare, especially in the south. It's not so well preserved," Jennifer said.

"Mom, how much can it be sold for?" Dudu asked, tilting his little head.

"Little money fan." Li Han knocked Dudu's little head.

Dudu held his little head and puffed out his mouth and said, "Grandpa Grant is so stingy."

"This one is worth about 800 US dollars, and the others are worth between 200 and 500 US dollars. So many of them are worth about 3,000 US dollars," said Jennifer.

"Wow, so many." Natalie exclaimed in surprise.

"Don't talk about this yet, there is a big guy down there," Li Han said.

"Yeah, I almost forgot. Okay, everyone, sit down, I'm going to sail."

Natalie, said, started the boat and drove towards the dock.

Back at the pier, everyone got ashore. "Are you ready?"

"Everything is OK, boss." said the St. Andy Farm employee.

"Okay, let's start pulling."

"Attention, there is a big guy down there."

Time passed little by little, and big bubbles appeared at the bottom of the lake.

"Wow, so many bubbles."

"Uh-huh."

"It looks like a big guy." There are more and more bubbles, getting bigger and bigger.

The crane is also a bit difficult, but fortunately the rope is strong enough.

"Look, it's coming out."

Half an hour later, it was finally time to get out of the water. Everyone stretched their necks to see the big guy first.

"Hey, there are two wheels, and the middle is so long." Natalie shouted.

Li Han chuckled. Why did he feel that these words were a bit ambiguous?

"Han, what's wrong?"
Chapter completed!