Chapter 174 Shipwreck

Jiang Cheng also followed her line of sight and saw the cliff she was talking about.

It was so steep that it looked like it was split by a giant axe.

"Do you want to leave from here?" Jiang Cheng asked suddenly after retracting his gaze.

Whether it was the woman climbing up the cliff or crossing the forest, cutting trees and taking a boat as proposed before, it all revealed that they were planning to leave here.

Not leaving the nightmare, but leaving the place where they were born.

"Yes." Someone responded.

Jiang Cheng tilted his head to look at her, "Why?"

Jiang Cheng couldn't figure it out. They had just arrived here and hadn't even explored the terrain, but they were in a hurry to leave. Did they find some danger or something?

At this time, everyone looked at the woman on the far right, as if the idea of ​​leaving was conveyed to everyone by her.

The woman was probably in her early 50s, wearing a string of pearl necklaces, her hair curled into small curls like wool, and ordinary clothes.

Unlike her plain appearance and clothes, her eyes gave people a lot of pressure. These were a pair of eagle-like sharp eyes, and she was obviously not an easy character to get along with.

But Jiang Cheng's eyes were calm as water when he looked at her.

The next second, the woman opened her mouth and gave Jiang Cheng an answer he had never thought of.

"I've been here," the woman said.

She didn't seem to care about Jiang Cheng's strange look, and chose to talk about it herself. The young man behind Jiang Cheng also showed great interest.

"At that time, the ship we were on encountered a storm at sea. After the hull capsized, we drifted on the sea in a lifeboat for a whole night. As a result, at dawn the next day, we found a piece of land."

"Here?"

"Well," the woman nodded, "we pulled the lifeboat up."

After saying this, the woman seemed to recall something and suddenly shut up and stopped talking.

"Then what?" The fat man couldn't help asking.

"We used the equipment we carried with us to send a positioning signal, and then we were rescued by a passing ship." She continued, "Anyway, find a way to leave quickly."

So simple?

Everyone present was not a fool. If it was so simple, why would the woman keep urging everyone to find a way to leave.

It was as if they had encountered a ghost here.

"When did it happen?"

"32 years ago," the woman answered clearly.

"32 years ago," the young man dressed as a young man smiled gently, "Did you carry a device that could send satellite signals at that time?"

"Or was it after the sudden shipwreck?"

The woman raised her head and looked at the young man in front of her, then looked at Jiang Cheng, and suddenly felt that their eyes were somewhat similar.

"I'm afraid it's not an ordinary shipwreck," the young man shrugged.

"Young man," the woman said hoarsely, and the momentum she showed at this moment made Jiang Cheng confirm his guess, "I advise you to focus on how to escape from here, instead of asking about things you shouldn't know."

"Otherwise, even if you can leave here alive, someone will come to find you when you get outside."

Now several people probably have a judgment in their hearts. If what the woman said is true, then her background is definitely not ordinary, and she is probably eating public food.

And what she participated in that year was also very likely a top-secret mission.

There was no such thing as a shipwreck. It was just that they were ordered to come here, and then they encountered something incomprehensible or something here.

That's why she struggled to leave as soon as she came here.

Their team at that time probably suffered heavy losses, and the woman in front of her was even the only survivor.

"That's all later," the young man stared into her eyes and said, "I just want to know what happened now, and how to leave."

The woman looked at the young man, then Jiang Cheng, and finally the other people who were half-surrounded.

Now the situation is very clear. If she doesn't tell the reason for this story, it will be difficult for her to get out.

This is not the world they are in. There are laws there, and the thing the woman relies on has absolute authority.

Here only rules are followed.

And the fate of offending all teammates is obvious.

"You will regret it," the woman is making her last struggle.

"I'll give you this too," the woman in the leather jacket on the other side shook her shoulders and said, "If you don't say it."

Her leather jacket was covered with rivets, and she was wearing knee-high black boots, with a pair of beautiful legs that were white and straight.

She looked ordinary, but gave people a strong motorcycle punk style.

"Don't threaten me," the woman said calmly, "I'm old, but I've seen everything. There are still two broken bullets in my shoulder that haven't been taken out."

"What can you do if I don't say it? Kill me?" The woman tightened her face.

What the woman said was not a lie. Jiang Cheng and the young man could feel the murderous aura burning in the woman. She didn't take her life too seriously.

She was not afraid of death.

In her eyes, the people in front of her were just a group of children whose hair had not grown up yet.

"No one wants to do anything to you," Jiang Cheng said, "Everyone just wants to survive. If one of us has similar information but doesn't share it, what would you think?"

"We are not interested in confidentiality," Jiang Cheng continued, "We just want to survive, after all..." His eyes suddenly moistened, and then his voice became hoarse.

Women, fat people, everyone looked at him with strange eyes.

This person doesn't look like a newcomer, how can he have such a low psychological quality?

Jiang Cheng grabbed the woman's hand, and tears rolled in his eyes. "Actually, it doesn't matter whether I live or die, but I have an old mother who is paralyzed in bed at home. My father passed away early, and she raised me up alone with great difficulty. I..."

Fatty: ""

Jiang Cheng's miserable performance was a bit abrupt. Although his acting skills were still online throughout, in the eyes of the other people of similar age, it was too low-level.

Just when the fat man was sweating for Jiang Cheng, the latter actually succeeded.

I don't know if the old man was really moved or felt sorry for these young children. In addition to keeping some details of the task and the results confidential, he told everything else.

"We received an emergency mission at that time," the woman gradually recalled, "It was said that one of our passenger ships had a shipwreck somewhere."

"We gathered urgently that night, and after the temporarily allocated rescue supplies were in place, we immediately rushed to the sea area where the incident occurred."

"I was mainly responsible for checking the supplies on the ship. Under normal circumstances, we would check whether the supplies were complete before setting off, but that mission was very strange. Everyone was in a hurry, and the allocated supplies were not packaged in the usual waterproof cloth, but were transported in dark green containers as a whole."