Chapter 398 The Prey of Transferring

The two soldiers carried guns and walked carefully along the stairs to the cellar. The cellar was about the same area as the house upstairs, but because many old furniture and old appliances were placed everywhere in a mess, the two soldiers' vision was severely restricted. Although there were lights in the cellar, many places could not be reached due to the old furniture and appliances. Therefore, the two soldiers could only turn on the flashlight in front of the barrel, carefully inspect every part of the cellar from the outside to the inside, and slowly thought about walking into the cellar.

The two soldiers moved slowly with guns, but they didn't know that the god of death had approached them silently. When the two soldiers were about to reach the end of the cellar, the four mutated mice hidden in the cellar were like hunters staring at their prey, with fierce eyes full of their eyes, staring at the two soldiers from four directions. The mutated tail behind them was dancing like a deformable steel needle, ready to send a fatal blow to the two soldiers at any time.

The two soldiers slowly walked to the end of the cellar and used the pendant flashlight on the barrel to look at both sides. After confirming that nothing had been discovered, they turned around and walked back almost at the same time. At this time, one of them had just taken two steps, and suddenly a feeling that he couldn't even explain clearly in his heart. He stopped immediately, turned around and walked quickly to the end of the cellar. He shone with a flashlight. Although he couldn't see clearly what was hidden in the corner in front, under the reflection of the flashlight, a pair of eyes with red lights were clearly visible. Seeing these eyes, thinking of the bloody skeleton upstairs, even those who were not afraid of death would tremble all over. The soldier felt his brain was blank and subconsciously pulled the trigger.

Seeing his companion shoot, another soldier subconsciously turned around and was about to ask his companion what had happened. As a result, before he could say anything, he felt a moment of coming from his chest. He looked down at his chest incredibly. An object as big as a small bamboo pole but seemed to be an animal's tail crossed out from his chest. At the same time, before he lost consciousness, he felt that he was slowly lifted up by the thing. However, when he was lifted into the air, his willpower had gradually faded.

Dozens of bullets in the magazine were quickly poured out. After the soldier found that there were no bullets, he quickly took out a magazine from his ammunition bag. When he was about to change the magazine, his eyes with fierce light jumped in the darkness. Before the soldier could react, he threw the soldier to the ground.

The moment the soldier was thrown to the ground, through the lights in the cellar, he finally saw the owner of the eyes in the dark. A mouse was nearly as big as a man, covered with black scales, and his two pointed fangs flashed with cold light under the light. A tail like a steel needle was constantly shaking, which scared the soldier so much that he couldn't even breathe. The hairs on his body stood up, both frightened and scared, and his whole body was not obedient, trembling like a sieve.

The giant mutant mouse's tail was slowly moving until it finally moved to the soldier's brain and shaking slowly, as if he was treating the soldier under his feet as a toy, slowly teasing him. At this time, a noisy sound came from the stairs. Seeing this situation, the mutant mouse turned his head and looked at the direction of the stairs. The tail, like a steel needle, was directly inserted into the soldier's head. At this time, if someone was on the scene, he would definitely be shocked by the scene in front of him. The black tail became transparent at this moment, sucking the soldier's brain like a straw, and then screamed at the other three mice that were snatching another corpse and quickly escaped from the scene.

When Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey heard the gunshots from the cellar, he immediately realized what was going on. He quickly pulled out his pistol, ran out of the room quickly, and rushed into the cellar along the stairs. At the same time, he smelled a scent of blood, and found his two soldiers lying motionless on the ground.

Seeing this situation, Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey felt a burst of anger burning rapidly and violently in his heart, but out of the instinct of a soldier, he quickly calmed down, reached out to signal the soldiers behind him to be careful, and then walked into the cellar.

Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey did not immediately check the soldiers' injuries, but walked around the soldier's body, carefully walked to the innermost part of the cellar, and used the flashlight on his hand to shoot around. He soon discovered a big hole in the corner of the cellar. Looking at the big hole in front of him, although he didn't know what animal was attacking his three soldiers in succession, judging from the area of ​​the hole, it was definitely not the mouse he had guessed before.

Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey arranged two soldiers to stare at the entrance of the cave, and then ordered another soldier beside him: "Hurry and contact the base with the satellite phone to let them send a robot here immediately." After saying this, he turned around and carefully checked the soldiers' wounds. Although he didn't know what animal was attacking his soldiers, judging from the wounds on the corpse, it was obvious that these wounds were not caused by one animal.

Professor Duluth of the Military Institute soon arrived at the town in a helicopter. He saw Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey standing in front of the house immediately walked up and asked Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey, "Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey! What happened?"

Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey did not answer immediately after hearing this. He led Professor Duluth into the house, pointed to the three corpses covered with white cloth placed in the hall, and said with a serious face: "Professor Duluth! Take a look at these three corpses first."

When Duluth heard the words of Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey, he took out a pair of gum gloves from his pocket, put them on, walked to the corpse, squatted down and turned on the first corpse, and a pale face immediately appeared in his eyes. The deceased's eyes were wide open, his pupils were white, his mouth was also wide, and his face was full of fear. This shows that the soldier was in extreme panic before his death, and judging from the expressions on the soldier's face, he was very painful when he died.

Professor Duluth turned the white cloth down and looked down. He immediately saw many obvious scratches on the broken military uniform of the corpse, which seemed to be scratched by some animal, but these scratches were obviously not fatal. However, after checking the entire body, he found no fatal wounds, which made him very puzzled.

"Professor Dulus! Look at the soldier's brain, you will probably understand why I called you here." Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey, who was standing beside him, saw that Dulus did not find the small hole in the soldier's brain, and then spoke to Dulus and reminded him.

When Duluth heard the reminder of Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey, he immediately walked to the head of the body. After careful look, he soon found the small hole on the top of the body, which was about the size of a straw. He took out scissors from the box he brought, cleaned up all the hair on the edge of the hole, and carefully observed the hole with a microscope.

"Oh my god! His brain has been eaten up." Professor Duluth observed for a while, but found that the deceased's brain was empty, with an incredible expression on his face, and he shouted to himself.

Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey only knew that the hole in his brain was the real cause of the soldier's death, but he didn't expect that the soldier's brain would be eaten up. He looked at the expression on Duluth's face and said in a serious tone: "Professor Duluth! Look at the other two corpses, and then do a check to see which animal attacked them?"

Professor Duluth heard the words of Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey, slowly calmed down from the shock just now. Then he turned over the white cloth covering the second one, and saw that there was a bloody skeleton under the white cloth, and screamed again: "oh my god! How could this be possible? It would be eaten so clean." He said this, he immediately opened the third corpse, and saw a hole in the chest of the corpse, and the abdomen of the corpse was bitten so that bones could be seen. So he quickly looked up and said to Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey, saying, "Great Robert Downey."

Lieutenant Colonel, I must have done it by animals. Judging from the abdomen of this corpse, it is obviously not just one, but I don’t understand it very much. Look at the hole in his chest, you should know that this soldier is wearing our American-style bulletproof vest. Although this bulletproof vest cannot be said to be able to withstand any bullets, ordinary bulletproof vests do not have any lethality, but it is precisely such bulletproof vests that have been worn with a hole. This shows that the attack power of the animals attacking these three soldiers is quite strong, but it seems that they have never seen such animals in our database."

When Lieutenant Colonel Robert Downey saw the food under the bed, he began to suspect that the only chewing the soldiers was rats. However, after seeing the situation of the other two soldiers, he denied his thoughts. No matter how big the rat is, it is impossible to be as big as one person. Moreover, the rat cannot leave a hole on the two soldiers at all. When he heard Duluth's answer, he immediately said: "Professor Duluth! If I knew what animal killed my soldier, now I would definitely find a way to eliminate this animal. I will let you come here. I hope that you can help me find out the real murderer who harmed these soldiers through the wounds left by these animals on the soldiers."
Chapter completed!