The Amazing son in law Chapter 7894

Wu Bolin (Bick) traveled south through the frigid polar night in Antarctica. Although the low temperatures did not have a significant impact on him, the rapid pace in this environment consumed a great deal of his physical strength and spiritual energy.

He could have stopped after a few dozen kilometers and immediately started digging for a place to live in the ice, but he was really afraid of the firepower of the American troops and was afraid that he would die here if he was not careful. So he ran for nearly two hundred kilometers in one go before choosing a place where even penguins could not be seen. He used his sword energy to cut out an ice cave with a diameter of about one meter and a depth of about thirty meters.

After splitting open the ice cave, he shattered all the excavated ice fragments into ice crystals the size of sand grains. These ice crystals quickly merged into the snow and ice and disappeared.

Wu Bolin (Bick) immediately jumped in. To ensure safety to the greatest extent possible, he used his spiritual energy to melt some of the ice on the cave wall and then used his spiritual energy to lift the ice to the cave entrance.

The frigid temperature of minus sixty degrees Celsius quickly refreezed the water that had been lifted by spiritual energy, and Wu Bolin (Bick) was like a silkworm, sealing himself in a cocoon.

His thinking was simple: he would simply wait here until the Antarctic summer arrived. As for exploring Antarctica, he would have to put it on hold this year. Otherwise, with his limited spiritual energy remaining, he wouldn’t be able to sustain himself for long if he were to explore around Antarctica.

This also reflects Wu Bolin (Bick)’s style of doing things: he would rather give up halfway than take blind risks.

After doing all this, Wu Bolin (Bick) floated down to the bottom of the cave, which was thirty meters deep. He sat cross-legged, held his breath, and prepared to enter a meditative state.

Once he enters a meditative state, he can not only abstain from grains, but he also doesn’t need air at all. Without professional equipment and a thorough search, the US military would not be able to find his whereabouts.

Before entering meditation, Wu Bolin (Bick) looked up at the sky.

Although it was polar night outside, the aurora was dazzling. The 30-meter-thick ice layer could not block all the light. In addition, the complex internal structure of the ice allowed the faint aurora to penetrate in and be irregularly refracted, giving the surroundings a dreamlike feel.

Looking back on the fruitless days, he couldn’t help but sigh and remind himself: do not become completely absorbed in meditation, lest time pass too slowly outside; wake up every now and then, lest you miss the Antarctic summer.

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Kikuchi Kohei and the others were not taken back to the Showa Research Station in Japan, but were instead directly transferred to the McMurdo Research Station in the United States.

At McMurdo Station, he and his team members were interrogated in isolation by U.S. military personnel. Even Goro Watanabe did not have the opportunity to approach the interrogation room, let alone participate in the interrogation.

The content of the US military interrogation was also very simple, with two core questions: first, why did they go to such lengths to conceal their movements from the domestic community; and second, what exactly were they searching for in Antarctica on such a high scale?

Kohei Kikuchi took the blame for everything. His explanation was simple: everyone was obeying him, and he was the one who made them hide everything. As for what they were searching for, it was equally simple: they were searching for gold mines and mining gold ore.

The US military felt their intelligence had been severely insulted after hearing this.

Mining gold in Antarctica? Are there any commercially exploitable gold mines here?

Even if it exists, this is probably the most difficult place in the world to mine gold, right? Without breaking through the ice sheet thousands of meters high, how can you mine gold from the rock layers? But breaking through the ice sheet thousands of meters high would cost far more than the potential profits from the gold mine.