What you can see from here is nothing but rolling mountains.
This scene also fell in the eyes of two Indians. They watched these people climbing up and down the rock wall and had no idea what they were doing.
But seeing them, they looked lost, and now they were ready to go back the way they came.
The two Indians were stunned for a moment.
"They're leaving now, just to come here to climb rocks?" the two Indians said blankly.
"There's something wrong with this matter. I'll go tell the chief and you'll be here to guard it!"
The other Indian nodded. Nothing about this seemed right.
No matter how you look at it, there are problems.
How could a few Britons dressed as soldiers just come here to climb rocks and then leave? There must be other purposes.
Thinking of this, the two people quickly made a decision.
One of them quickly rushed to the tribe.
The chief was busy preparing for the migration of the tribe. When he saw that only one of the two Indians he had sent out came back, he looked very anxious.
The chief frowned and asked hurriedly: "What happened? Why are you the only one who came back?"
The Indian ignored his physical fatigue and gasped: "We found out that the Britons were going back after climbing a rock wall here."
"I felt something was wrong, so I came back to report him. He is still there."
Upon hearing the news, the chief frowned and asked: "Where did you find the rock wall there?"
He told the chief in detail, and the chief frowned after hearing this.
He instantly understood what these British people were doing here. They were looking for weaknesses in the French position.
The chief knew very well that the French had a position here, and he also knew where the shortcut from here to that position was.
The mountain is in the shape of a triangle, and the British position is exactly at one corner.
You can enter the French position through a small road next to it.
"I know what the purpose of those Britons is."
"French! British!" the chief sneered.
This is an opportunity for them. As long as they tell the British this news, then the British attack will destroy the French position.
As for the British, they would also suffer heavy losses as a result of this attack.
The chief's eyes turned cold and he immediately said: "You should immediately guide those Britons to find the path leading to the French position, and remember to be fast!"
The Indian was stunned. He didn't understand why the chief would do this.
"This is about our survival."
After hearing this sentence, even if he didn't understand, he knew the importance of this matter.
He rushed back immediately, trying to guide the Britons to find the path before they left.
The chief sneered. He knew that the competition for the gold veins in the front mountain had entered a fierce stage.
Neither the French nor the British wanted to go to war in winter.
Before winter comes, they will definitely start a big battle to end the battle quickly.
The Indian chief also looked forward to this war. He did not want to see the French win too easily, nor did he want to see the British win too easily.
He just wanted to see both of their forces suffer heavy losses, so that the Indians would have a chance to survive.
There is a chance for an uprising.
Now it happens to be cooking oil in a fierce fire.
Although he told the British about the weakness of the French, the chief knew very well what kind of weapons the French had hidden in the position.