In the early morning, there was a remote mountain nest not far from the mine.
Black Hawk lay on the carpet, looking at the tent roof above with a pair of blue eyes.
The pile of charcoal fire he made before going to bed had long since burned out. There was no trace of heat in the entire tent, and the breath he exhaled from his mouth was a cloud of white mist.
Suddenly I felt a pain in my head, veins popped out, and it hurt to the point of splitting in an instant.
Black Eagle struggled to take out a stack of pills from under the pillow, stuffed them all into his mouth and swallowed them regardless.
After a few seconds, the symptoms subsided, and Black Eagle was completely exhausted and completely slumped on the carpet.
"Why...the world is sick, but I am the one taking medicine..."
After a long time, Black Eagle touched a small knife under the pillow and murmured: "If you want to do big things, you must have guns and explosives."
I got up and quickly put on my clothes, then put on my lint hat. I went to the corner and dug out a large black box, which contained fuses, batteries, wires, electric meters, pliers, etc.
Next to the black box were several cans of gasoline with a strong smell and some severed water pipes.
We're short of detonators, but we'll get them tonight. I hope there won't be too many. Black Hawk closed the lid and walked out of the tent.
Hearing the noise, Elk got out of the tent and followed Black Hawk. Although he was Black Hawk's absolute confidant in the eyes of everyone, Elk knew at all times that he was deeply afraid of the man in front of him.
Whenever he wanted to escape from this extremely K-related team, the scene where Black Hawk expressionlessly stabbed the innocent driver to death in front of him would pop up in his mind.
Elk was sure that if he ran away, he would end up like the unlucky driver if he was caught.
It's even worse, because Black Eagle especially likes to kill chickens to scare monkeys.
Thinking of this, Elk couldn't help but shudder.
"Mr. Black Hawk, do you have any tasks for us to perform when you get up so early?" Elk bent down and said respectfully from behind Black Hawk.
"Today is the day when the Chinese dogs get their wages, and they will all be drunk at night. Elk, I want to give you a very important task, can you guarantee that it will be completed?"
Black Hawk turned around and his cold eyes fell on Elk.
Elk's heart trembled, and he buried his head deeper: "It must be completed."
Black Eagle nodded with satisfaction, feeling that the originally disgusting bow in front of him had been trained well by him.
"When cleaning up the coal mine, you are responsible for leaving one alive. Ask him to use his mobile phone to call 110, saying that there is a fight in the coal mine and the police need to come to deal with it. Well, let alone the fight, if it is too serious, there will be no shortage of police officers. Just say
We caught a thief in the coal mine and asked the police to come and deal with it."
Black Eagle said calmly.
Elk's heart grew colder the more he listened, and his body couldn't help but tremble. The warm lint hat slipped from his head and down his face, as if the last bit of blood was taken away from him.
He subconsciously shied away: "Mr. Blackhawk, didn't you say that there would be a sandstorm coming in the middle of the night, which would cause all cell phones to lose signal? Then how should I make a call?"
"When we kill all the people, the sandstorm will be over, and the phone will naturally be able to make calls." Black Eagle crossed his chest with an indifferent expression.
The cold wind from the mountains blew against Elke's head, making him shiver even more intensely.
Gong Ji, who had just been released from prison a few years ago, had dilated pupils and looked frightened.
Why, it was not as exciting as I originally imagined.
All that's left is fear.
Mine working area at night.
The machines were roaring and people were noisy. Workers kept walking out of the elevator door at the entrance of the mine. Although they were covered in dust and sweat, their eyes showed excitement.
Today is the day when wages are paid in the mine. As a rule, there is no overtime work at night.
Even the security guard guarding the door ran down to the office building and lined up behind the salary queue with bright eyes.
"Old man Li, aren't you watching from the other side of the gate?" Someone spotted the security guard and asked him jokingly.
Old Man Li waved his hand nonchalantly: "Who is so full that they have nothing to do and wander around in our poor valley at night? Don't worry, Gui won't even come!"
"Ha ha!"
The team collecting wages was full of laughter and laughter.
An old worker walked down from the financial room on the second floor with strong steps. The man had his safety helmet flipped behind his neck, revealing most of his white hair. He had a miner's lamp and self-rescuer hanging on his body. His face was visible to the naked eye.
Beautiful.
"Old Zheng, you came here to collect your salary without taking off your equipment! How much did you get paid? How much are you going to keep for yourself this time?" Young Shao Min, who was queuing up, quipped with his eyes bent.
"Fourteen thousand! Are you little bastards envious? Food and accommodation are included in the mine. I'll just keep five hundred to buy cigarettes. The rest will be sent to my wife."
Lao Zheng is relatively old, he must be in his fifties. He looks very old because he has been working in the mines all year round. His face is covered with wrinkles when he smiles.
However, he has stayed in the mines the longest, knows the most, and has the kindest personality.
On weekdays, when new people came to the mine, he would lead them down. Over time, less than half of the workers in the mine were nominally his apprentices, so they were quite respected in the mine.
In the mine, Lao Zheng's only hobby was smoking.
"How much money does your wife need to raise two children? Don't work so hard that you end up taking advantage of Lao Wang next door!" Shao Min then joked. This was his way of expressing respect and intimacy.
Lao Zheng raised his arm and shook his fist a few times, but he didn't care in his heart. We are all brothers in the same mine. We don't see each other when we look up. After working together for so many years, we have become brothers.
In a remote mountain den, they went out early and came back late in the Tiantianxia Mine. Ridiculing their colleagues was their only entertainment other than playing cards.
"Tohuti! If you have time to laugh at me, why don't you quickly find yourself a wife to get married! You are already an older man, but you are still like a child!" Lao Zheng said seriously.
"The winches in the mine are all good girls. I'm just waiting for you, Lao Zheng, to introduce you to me! Lao Zheng, when will you introduce me to me? I've prepared a red envelope for you as a matchmaker!"
"Haha! I've prepared red envelopes too!"
"Tohuti, I heard this in Urumqi!"
Everyone laughed, and their eyes became a little brighter.
It can be seen that when we talk about women, everyone is in a different state than before when they were receiving wages. This is the norm for coal miners. There are many outsiders here who have little education, and they all think that they make a living in the mines.
Although it is tiring and dangerous, it is indeed a job that can make a lot of money, and it is much better than working in a factory to tighten screws.
Coal mines are like this. They are basically all men and there are very few women. So there are a few women who will always become the focus of chat among the miners. The men don’t talk about anything else after being together for a long time. They just talk about someone’s daughter-in-law every day.
So, whose girl is very promiscuous, who has an affair with whom, and so on.
Catching wind and catching shadows is something to talk about when you are tired from work. Talking about these dirty jokes will make you more energetic while working, and time will fly by quickly.
Although they talk about dirty jokes, if you get along with coal miners for a long time, you will find that the worker brothers are very kind and tough, because lazy people and bastards will never come to the coal mines to suffer such hardships.
Tuohuti ran over and stuffed a pack of new cigarettes into Lao Zheng: "Old Zheng, save it for me. If I don't have money to buy cigarettes at the end of the month, you have to pay me back."
Lao Zheng knew what Tuohuti was thinking.
Ever since Tuohuti became a full-time employee under his guidance, he would find various reasons to send him drinks and cigarettes when his salary was paid at the end of every month.
Cigarettes and alcohol are cheap items that can be found in supermarkets in the mines, but this kind of kindness that has been carried out over the past few years is commendable. Besides, Tuohuti also has to support his younger brothers and sisters in education and provide medicine for his elderly parents. In total,