Power of Money
Chapter 1045

Late at night three days later.

The snow storm died away completely.

The extreme inland finally returned to the peace it used to have.

Like the Aurora hanging on the top of the head of the spiral ribbon, it was like the legendary colorful ribbon slowly dancing in the hands of the fairy. The change was swift and swift, and it disappeared in a flash. Sometimes it was like a faint wisp of smoke in the sky, and it didn't move for a long time.

The three of them sat on the top of the Snowy Mountain List, looking up at the top of their heads as if they were a river of aurora that could reach them at any time. They were intoxicated.

This was the first time Jason and Sylvia had seen such a calm side in the near week since they came to the South Pole.

She was as charming as a virgin.

It was a completely different world from the one where the blizzard had wreaked havoc.

"The Antarctic of the light is the result of the connection between the sun wind and the magnetic field of the earth, and the sun wind is the high-speed building particle sent by the sun. When they arrive at the earth, they will be twisted by the magnetic field of the earth towards the two poles, and then a beautiful aurora will be emitted after the

shock of the air above the two poles."

"Of course, such beautiful aurora can only be seen after going through extreme weather. I've been in the Antarctic area more than a dozen times, and this is the first time I've seen it."

Belinda was purely a scientific researcher. She was naturally in awe and worship of nature. Facing this rare kind of Aurora Aurora, she couldn't help but be moved. She picked up the professional camera and took photos of it in the night sky.

It was just that Sylvia's recovery was very fast. The charming Aurora didn't make her forget what these people would welcome after the storm.

She looked away from the night sky, sighed softly and said, "After the storm, the Royal Family will soon arrive at the edge of the inland. The people on the ship will get the full support of all major transfer stations. They won't even need to take a snow vehicle. If we use a helicopter to air-travel, they will catch up with us. We have to speed up and can't afford any delay."

Belinda had never asked them the real purpose of entering the uninhabited area.

In her opinion, this was not important at all.

Because Jason and Sylvia gave her a good impression, she might not tell them her purpose of going deep into the uninhabited area, but at least she would not commit a crime. The snow carriage continued to move forward.

Two days ago, they had already replenished their diesel fuel and supplies at the U.S.A.C., and it would take two more days to reach the uninhabited area. During this period, Belinda bore the identity of the driver, while Jason maintained his batteries. After the vehicle entered the uninhabited area, it would be used as a detection labor.

Along the way, the snow-covered vehicle finally stopped in the middle of a vast expanse of snow two days later when its diesel line was about to run out.

"Actually, we've already reached the no- man's area. We walked all the way through the country's Imperial Examination Lab. This is one of the seven national examinations Labs. It's the closest to the no-man's area. We've already walked for two days, and it's almost the longest place we can walk now. After another hour, we'll be able to see your country's surveillance point here." Belinda explained. No test point?

Jason, who had been in a coma for a few days, finally cheered up when he heard the name.

Sylvia also turned over and packed up her luggage. She packed up all six sets of equipment in the base and got out of the car with Jason, watching the vast snow.

It was the real snow.

There was no identification at all. What one could see in their eyes were endless white snow and huge ancient glaciers. When they arrived here, people's senses no longer played a role, but more needed professional equipment, otherwise, it was easy to get lost in the uninhabited area.

Belinda also got off the car and said to the two, "I'll take you to your country where no test point is available. Please help me to set up equipment, set up a tent, and win a win-win deal. How about that?" "Okay, I'll move the things."

Jason nodded and got on the snow-covered car. He pulled down all the equipment and the tents and wrapped them up on the snow sled. Then he tied the rope to his shoulder, dragged the heavy material and walked behind Sylvia, and strode to the uninhabited area.

Bei Lin was shocked by Jason's weight. Every time she entered the uninhabited area, she needed three people or six snow dogs to pull these things. Jason had done it alone today, and it seemed to be effortless.

"You're simply a monster."

Belinda glanced at him, then turned on the direction machine and led the two men in front to lead the way.

"Eh? The ground around here seems to have been disturbed by something. Could it be a meteorite?"

After advancing for less than half an hour, Belinda, who had been staring at the machine in her hand, suddenly stopped and said in a somewhat surprised tone.

Jason and Sylvia looked at each other and saw hope in each other's eyes.

"Are there many meteorites here?" Sylvia pretended to be puzzled and asked.

"Right. According to the information, 19 years ago, there was an enormous meteor that fell from this region. It smashed through the layers of ice, leaving behind quite a few meteor fragments. It's very likely that the blizzards from a few days ago had blown the surface of the snow and the layers of ice to thin, causing the meteor fragments to be covered by a layer of snow, affecting the accuracy of the sensor." Belinda said.