Road to becoming the wealthiest: Starting From Treasure Hunting in the Cabinets
Chapter 1362 - 667: Openly Repair the Walkway, Secretly Cross through Chen Cang_2

Chapter 1362: Chapter 667: Openly Repair the Walkway, Secretly Cross through Chen Cang_2

Most of these people had experienced wilderness survival and were very familiar with wild things. Now that they had something at hand, how could they not be interested?

They hadn’t acted earlier simply because Sean Knight hadn’t given the order. Those accustomed to discipline wouldn’t act on their own.

Now that they had instructions, they immediately sprang into action, and soon they made some discoveries.

Four snow-white Monkey head mushrooms were collected.

Two Pieces of birch fungus weighing over a dozen kilograms each were presented before Sean Knight.

A pile of mushrooms—mostly oyster mushrooms.

A large heap of wood ear mushrooms.

Douglas Cooper came back proudly with a string of big crucian carps skewered on a tree branch.

Sean Knight pointed to the birch fungus and said to Sergei,

"You’ve studied in the Northeast, you know the value of this thing, right?"

"I know, it’s expensive."

"Why not gather it? Selling it to the Chinese People would make you more than working as a Guide, wouldn’t it?"

"This place..." Sergei shook his head and said,

"If not for so many of us, we generally wouldn’t dare come here. Too many fierce beasts!"

While they were talking, a black bear came running over on all fours, with a team member right in front of it.

When it reached the place and saw so many people, it was startled by the crowd!

Then the creature stood upright and started to roar at everyone!

That’s a big one, at least two meters tall!

With a white crescent of belly fur, Douglas immediately said,

"Boss, shall we have bear meat tonight?"

Sean Knight looked at Sergei,

"Is it okay to hunt bears?"

"No problem at all! Nobody cares about that!"

"Alright then, take it down. Otherwise, it’ll interrupt our work!"

The team members who had been waiting for this command immediately opened fire!

"Bang bang bang bang!"

The bear had not expected that instead of being frightened off, these people would actually shoot!

It couldn’t even let out another roar before it was shot dead.

"Those who know how to do it, take care of the bear. Keep the gallbladder, treat the skin, and we’ll eat the meat tonight!"

Douglas Cooper was very excited—it was a big bear paw!

One hour later, the bear was butchered, and those who had gone for equipment also returned.

They brought not just the equipment, but also the tents. The team leader, Lincoln Harrington, was very thoughtful. Since Sean Knight had decided to stay in this place, there must be something here.

They couldn’t possibly dig halfway and then leave, only to be taken advantage of by others.

So they might as well move the tents over and start working right here.

"Okay, let’s split into two groups, one for excavating and the other for preparing food. We’ll have a feast tonight."

Sean Knight assigned the tasks and pointed out the locations for the team members to start digging.

He looked up, seeming to check the weather.

But in reality, in his line of sight, a drone was circling seven to eight hundred meters up in the sky, watching from above, eyeing Sean Knight and his team.

Sean Knight didn’t bother about it and kept watching the team members digging.

Soon, a pit was excavated, revealing several old-fashioned rifles that were severely rusted.

With the find, the team members were excited and continued to dig enthusiastically.

"Was this place a dugout or trench before?" Elijah Hastings speculated, "Judging from the traces of the soil, the layers are very distinct. But the sediment here is really serious. Hasn’t it been that many years..."

"It should be a trench, I guess there’s a tunnel connected to it further back, and possibly an armory beyond that," Sean Knight said, "Anyway, we’ve got plenty of time, let’s dig slowly."

Elijah Hastings looked around. Although all he could see were trees, he knew that other Diggers nearby would be approaching this area.

But since the boss had said so, he just had to follow orders. Experience told Elijah Hastings that listening to the boss was never wrong.

"My tent will be set up here!" Sean Knight directed the team members to move the tent to a new Location,

"Everyone, no need to hurry, first get to know the surrounding terrain. Clear out this Vacant Land where we’re stationed, so it’ll be more convenient when we rest at night."

Sean Knight’s tent was set up the quickest. After it was done, he ducked inside.

There was a thick moisture-proof pad on the Ground, a bed with steel pipes elevated above the floor, the tent was thick, and inside was a coal stove that had already been lit, with a metal chimney leading outside.

A kettle of tea was boiling on the stove, feeling very comfortable.

Sean Knight put down his backpack and then took out a Gun from In Space, which looked quite peculiar or rather had a strong sci-fi feel.

He looked up and could barely see a dot circling in the sky.

That’s the one!

Sean Knight walked out quickly, cradling the rifle. The other team members were still a bit slow to react—what is the boss up to?

Then they saw Sean Knight lift the rifle and take aim at the sky with a slight aim, snap!

The sound of the trigger being pulled wasn’t loud, but soon they saw a drone fall from the sky!

An anti-drone gun, indeed!

Sedding, who was operating the drone, went dark. When he saw Sean Knight holding the gun, he knew it was over!

Unfortunately, Sean Knight was much faster than him, and even though he wanted to dodge, he couldn’t!

Such a pity for that expensive drone that cost several tens of thousands of dollars!

It’s said that the price of this model is significantly cheaper in China!

Dammit!

When did things turn out like this?

"Boss, that’s a good gun!" Douglas said, laughing as he approached, "Can I try it?"

"Here," Sean Knight replied. Having seen only one drone, there was nothing else to shoot at, so he simply handed the gun to Douglas.

"An anti-drone rifle—seen other people use it, never handled it myself—feels like a toy."