"But we have been here for so long, you should have some expectations about this."

Babs stared at Nich's eyes: "Since we have chosen to sign confidential documents, no matter what, it is a choice we made ourselves. I don't want to say that even if the wormhole is closed, General Hunter can find a way to save us back. That is absolutely impossible, everyone knows it. I never think that deception is a good way to solve the problem, it will only make things worse and worse, so you still have the opportunity to choose to return..."

"Sorry, I might be a little nervous, but I don't have the intention to quit."

Nich said apologetically.

"No, I understand your mood. In fact, we are all nervous because no one wants to fall on a different planet and choose to die."

Babs patted Nich on the shoulder: "But now that we have made this choice, there is no need to think about too much worry, which will only gradually lose our courage until we become a coward."

"OK, I'm not a coward, I'll choose to cheer up, Captain America."

Nichi had no choice but to slap Babs' right hand.

"Don't talk, look, what is that?"

Alola, who suddenly interrupted, closed her mouth and turned her eyes to the windshield in front of her. The fly robot hidden between Alola's hair also cheered up and focused on the front of Alola's sight.

Compared to their naked eyes, the fly robot directly focused on the end of the canyon, a spire towering more than a hundred meters high.

Yes, it was a spire. The bottom was based on a cylindrical structure and rose to a height of 100 meters, turning into a towering sharp spire. This obvious artificial building structure shocked everyone present on the spot, including Lu Yuan, thousands of miles away.

The fly robot has long been hacked into the communication network of the US military. Thanks to this, Lu Yuan can also observe the delayed images from here like Hunter in the command room. Therefore, when he sees this spire-like building, he is more surprised by the confusion behind the inside story than the shock of Babs and others.

"Can you say that there is intelligent life in the foggy world?"

Thinking of this possibility, Lu Yuan felt even more troubled. Having the existence of intelligent life is not a great thing. If the alien creatures that had no wisdom but only acted with their original instincts were dangerous enough, then the intelligent life of alien stars would undoubtedly need to attract higher levels of attention.

What level of civilization are they?

What are the characteristics?

Is it an enemy or a friend?

These are some issues that cannot be ignored.

Lu Yuan also realized another point. Judging from the distance, he had almost ten miles away from the "fault". This should be the boundary line caused by the damage caused by nanobombs.

Babs and others were not only shocked by the existence of the artificial building, but also suspected that a geological fault appeared in front of the two cars, only a few hundred meters above their terrain.

It is very similar to a sharp knife, and it is hard to imagine that it will be a product of geological movement in nature.

"It's not a geological movement." Nich glanced at the spire in the distance, then came to his senses, and began to pay attention to the existence of the fault.

"What?" asked Pabs.

“I said it was not caused by geological movements.”

Nich pointed to the neat fault surface and frowned: "If we take the Earth as an example, the canyon fault surface like this is a complex structural arc formed by strong deformation and fault misalignment. The time of their formation is calculated over tens of millions of years. Weathering and settlement and formation drift make these fault surfaces uneven. And earthquakes cannot form such neat fault surfaces without any concave and convexity. You see, this cannot be the result of erosion, erosion and erosion caused by ice and snow. I dare say that this is formed naturally. Do you 'outsiders' believe it?"

Without shaking his head, Nich also saw in Babs and Olora's eyes that he didn't believe it.

Indeed, this fault is too neat, completely similar to the ruins of the city of San Annu.

"So, is this the same as the city of St. Annu?"

Babs asked for a moment of silence.

"I think it's the same reason."

Nich touched the back of his head and found that it was covered by protective suits. He could not touch the back of his head as before, so he had to worry: "I think General Hunter must know the detailed reason about this, but you understand that it is top-secret information. General Hunter did not tell us actively, so we couldn't know the reason."

"Hmph." Olola snorted coldly, and she thought she didn't have much affection for General Hunter's approach.

"Okay, I understand. I'll report. You guys get off the car and prepare to build a communication relay station here."

I thought I needed to explore hundreds of miles, but I didn’t expect that this kind of accident occurred after driving ten miles away.

Everyone started getting off the bus. Except for Babs, the rest prepared a communication relay station. After all, it was blocked by a canyon. If the distance was too far, the communication signal would be hindered and attenuated. Building a temporary communication relay station can effectively solve this problem.

"General..."

Babs gave Hunter the report he had just seen. In fact, the cameras on two armored vehicles had already taken the scene from a distance and transmitted it back. Babs just needed an order from Hunter.

Obviously Hunter did not expect this accident. He obviously hesitated for a moment before slowly saying: "You guys prepare for it, leave alone and leave the rest to hike to that... spire survey."

"Yes, I get it."

Babs understood what choice Hunter would make, not to mention anything else, the reward of $500,000 is not several exploration tasks, but a return trip. Even if they are worthy of this reward, it is impossible for them to go back the same way just ten miles away.

It is because of the suspected artificial building in the distance, they must go there.

"How is it?" Aarolla asked first when he saw Babs come back.

"Stay one person here and others are ready to set off." Babs paused and continued: "Maybe there is no way to use the car, so we must be ready for a hike."

"on foot?"

Olola estimated that it was about a few miles from the spire, and walking over with heavy equipment was not an easy task.

"There is no choice, so we have to make plans for two days to go back and forth."

Pabs spread his hands and expressed helplessness: "The people above cannot let us go back with nothing."

“What got nothing?”

Nich, who was squatting on the fault surface for a while, took some soil samples and returned, couldn't help asking when he heard this.

"Hope we won't get nothing," Babs said.

"More confidence, Captain, I think General Hunter should let us continue moving forward, right? He is not a person who gives up easily. Anyway, he sits firmly on the other side of the earth, and it won't be a problem after thinking about it."

Nich put the sample in a constant temperature box and said without looking back.

"Your guess is right, we're going to hike."

Clara, who was in another car, also came over. Although she did not ride the same car with them, the four of them were still a little familiar with each other after nearly half a month of training. She said without any rusty: "How can we get up?"

It seems that Babs doesn't need to explain, she is already planning to go up.

"It's a little troublesome."

Babs looked at the protective suit he was wearing, "Maybe we need to take off this burden for the time being."

Wearing a bloated protective suit and trying to climb a seven or eight-meter-high fault with a rope, except for Babs and three other elite soldiers, Olola and the other two didn't have to think about it, and they absolutely couldn't do it.

"There is no problem taking off the protective suit for a short time. You may feel dizzy and nausea, but that is a normal reaction to excessive carbon dioxide."

Olola agreed with Babs' words, "Hurry up, we will be fine."

More than ten minutes later, the people who took off their protective suits one by one began to breathe the air from a different planet.

According to previous monitoring, except for the slightly exceeding the standard carbon dioxide, there are no other harmful gases or bacterial viruses in the air, but this still makes everyone feel a little subconsciously fearful.
Chapter completed!