Lao Sha and the thief looked at each other for a long time. The thief said it: "What do you think is there below?"

"Maybe when the general was buried, they arranged a very powerful underground layout and there was some kind of underground creature we knew," Lao Sha said in a low voice. "Then for many years, people have been suppressing this grave, and the previous methods were not known, but this steel mill must be a Qimen that suppressed the underground grave."

"That's not a simple thing," said the thief. "How much does it cost, how much power should people do this."

"Maybe it wasn't done by one person," Lao Sha said, "it's very likely an organization or sect."

"How could China have such a secret organization and so powerful that it will not be discovered?" The thief finished saying this and saw Lao Sha and Yan'er shaking their heads.

"Even during the Cultural Revolution, such a large amount of manpower and resources could be mobilized to build a steel mill," said Lao Sha. "That force must be complicated and has a huge impact."

"Then let's vote," said the thief. "We will decide now, whether to withdraw or continue. Those who agree to continue raise their hands."

After the thief finished speaking, he raised his hand and Yan'er also raised it. But what the thief didn't expect was that Lao Sha also raised his hand. Although it was two to one, it had nothing to do with the decision. However, Lao Sha's change in attitude surprised the thief.

"I don't think I can get out of here," said Lao Sha. "If there really is such a force."

"Old Sha," said the thief, "Let's talk about what happened before us."

Lao Sha hesitated for a long time and asked the thief, "Are you really going to retire and go to South America?"

"I'm sure." The god peeked at Yan'er, and Yan'er had no expression on her face.

Lao Sha sat down, unbuttoned the buttons of his collar, took out a hanging chain, and there was an ornament hanging on the chain, which was iron and had a shape.

"This is what my master gave to me before he was arrested." Lao Sha said, "He already had a premonition that his own would be caught, so he gave me this thing and told me that if I saw a similar Feng Shui layout, I should retire."

"This is just a symbol."

"Yes," said Lao Sha, "but there is a sect that my master has been looking for for a lifetime. Unexpectedly, I finally encountered it." Lao Sha said this and began to remain silent, looking at the thief.

The thief nodded, "My father was an archaeologist and my mother was a pianist. They committed suicide in the late Cultural Revolution. I was eight years old at that time."

Lao Sha took a breath, "When I was wandering on the street, I met my master. He gave me all my skills. He kept looking for Feng Shui in the shape of the shaped characters. He was not short of money, but he took me around and searched everywhere. Until he was suddenly captured, he was not found."

"I was adopted by my uncle," said the thief. "But my uncle's family was not very good. He had four children. I have been used to rolling my eyes from my cousin and aunt since I was a child. So when I was sixteen, what could I do on the street? I had to survive. I didn't expect that I could not be a musician or an archaeologist, but I had the talent to steal things."

"My father passed away eleven years ago," Yan'er said, "I was thirteen years old that year. I was not as hard as you. My family was providing for me to study in college. I studied computer science. Before I graduated, someone asked me to help them do things. It was to decipher the computer password of a bank savings director and repair the formatted information. Then I had been in contact with such a person and then met him." Yan'er pointed at the thief.

Lao Sha continued: "I went to various prisons to find my master and followed the clues of the people who arrested him, but my master couldn't find it. I don't know where he was locked up, and I might have died. Later, I sneaked into the archives room of the local business system where I was arrested, and there was no clue at all. He asked me to hide before, and I had said the layout of the word "I have been thinking about what he said for so many years."

"Since that's the case," the thief spread his hands, "we have no scruples anymore, just do whatever we should do."

"Where are your four probes, one in the woods, one in the duty room?"

"One is in nearby Tallinn, and another is in the pigpen in the house." The thief asked, "What do you know about this?"

"How did you determine the placement point where the detector is installed?"

"I have to ask Yan'er this." The thief looked at Yan'er.

"The system gives the most reasonable position based on the local terrain." Yan'er replied.

"Retract all four probes," Lao Sha said, "has already alarmed the things below."

The thief and Yan'er nodded, "We'll go tonight."

"I'll go to the factory tonight," said Lao Sha. "There are a few security guards in that great man. I must know some of the things that happened back then, so I'll ask."

The three of them finished their plan and took action separately at night.
Chapter completed!