Li Wenjia briefly recounted what he had seen and heard yesterday. He did not ask the two to go with him, but simply shared his experiences.
"How did you know that? Why didn't you tell me at the combat meeting?" the fox asked calmly.
"It's no use saying it. No normal person would rush here to die." Li Wenjia shrugged.
The fox didn't say anything else. He clicked a few times on the tablet and quickly left with the guy behind him who looked like a handyman.
Li Wenjia and Lu Xianwu stood on the embankment, watching the Gladiator drift away. A single small vehicle might not be vulnerable to a satellite attack, but two, especially on a conspicuous surface like the ice, were much more difficult to predict.
This section of the Wujiang River, at over 200 meters wide, is only a small river compared to the Yangtze River estuary, which stretches several kilometers. Li Wenjia counted the seconds, timed the car's journey from one bank to the other, and then estimated its speed.
Half a minute later, Li Wenjia understood their speed.
They weren't driving very fast, at their fastest, they were only going a little over 40 kilometers per hour. This wasn't a good sign, and beads of sweat formed on Li Wenjia's forehead.
There were no signals from the riverbed, so there were only two possibilities. One was what everyone hoped for, that there were no fish under the water; the other was that the hunters under the water had killed all the fish, and now they were lying quietly on the riverbed, waiting for new prey to take the bait.
In other words, danger always exists.
But he didn't hesitate, and with a wave of his hand, he said, "Let's go." As the small car rushed up the embankment on the other side, their damaged car also slid down a gentle slope.
Li Wenjia didn't intend to follow their example. He shouted to the front: "Hold on to the roll cage!" and then stepped on the accelerator to the bottom.
The Gladiator III's tachometer needle swung to the far right almost instantly. The powerful engine delivered a powerful surge of power, shaking their six-wheeled all-terrain vehicle to the ground, leaving all the risks behind.
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