Amir had been thinking with his head down and didn't notice what was going on. When he looked up, he was shocked.
I don't know when, the yellow sand rolled up by the strong wind appeared in front of them less than twenty kilometers away like a high curtain, with a height of at least dozens of meters.
After seeing this scene, even Amir, who claimed to have grown up in the desert, couldn't help but be startled, with a look of panic on his face.
"The curse of Habuti, the desert demon, is coming. Everyone, get down quickly," Amir yelled.
"Desert Demon Habuti?" Akinfeev was startled, hearing this name as if he had seen it before.
"The desert monster Habuti is a monster that guards the desert. Whenever it touches a place that it is unhappy with, it will become powerful. I have not seen dozens of meters of yellow sand like this for many years." Amir
He said with a very serious face.
"Then what should we do?" Faced with such dangers and difficulties, Akinfeev and the others had no choice but to let Amir think of a solution.
Amir also shook his head helplessly: "There is no other way. We can only wait for the yellow sandstorm to come and pray that there will be no accidents."
After saying this, Amir, who was walking at the front, couldn't help but let out a long shout, and the camel under him immediately stopped moving.
The camels seemed to have discovered the terrifying yellow sand roll, and they began to become irritable and restless.
Amir loudly warned everyone, "Hey, guys, when the yellow sand comes, try to bend down, bury your head, and hide under the camel. At the same time, you must wear a sand mask, a mask, and an eye mask."
Otherwise, a large amount of yellow sand will forcefully enter our mouths and eyes later."
After saying this, he jumped off the back of the tall camel with a graceful movement.
The camel under him looked very smart. After seeing its owner jump off his back, it also began to squat down slowly.
Akinfeev and the others quickly followed suit.
"Keep a good posture and don't stagger around. Otherwise, we can only rely on the compass to guide the way." Amir said the last words when the yellow sand scroll was getting closer and closer.
The yellow sand scroll was getting closer and closer to them, from the previous 20 kilometers to the current one kilometer away. The whistling wind mixed with the thick dust rushed towards them crazily, and even dispersed in the air.
There was such a strong smell of dust that they could feel the air becoming suffocating even if they took a breath.
Mufarah did not wear a mask at first, but later he felt extremely uncomfortable and put on a mask.
The strong wind blew up the yellow sand, and when they were still a few hundred meters away, Akinfeev and the others all felt the huge power of the yellow sand.
Those fine grains of sand hit each of their faces mercilessly. Even though they were all rough and strong men, their faces could not help but feel burning and pain.
After feeling the huge power of the yellow sand scroll, no one dared to look at the yellow sand scroll anymore. They all buried their heads deeply in the bones of their bodies.
Although everyone was wearing protective masks, the yellow sand in the desert was quite tiny, and it was almost pervasive. I thought it would be better to wear protective masks, but I didn’t expect that after they took a breath, they
I found that a lot of yellow sand had been blown into my mouth and nose.
Akinfeev also felt a little uncomfortable in his throat. He coughed subconsciously and immediately felt that countless yellow sand was choking into his throat from somewhere on his body...
Suddenly, Mu Farah's body began to sway a little.
Kam, who was closest to him, quickly caught Mu Farah.
"What's wrong?" Akinfeev asked.
"Boss, my camel ran away." Mufara was actually quite confused just now. He was clearly well hidden under the tall body of the camel. Although there was a lot of yellow sand coming, he was not covered in dust all over his body.
His body was attacked, but who would have expected that his camel ran away. This made Mu Farah suffer a lot just now in the desert full of yellow sand. He didn't even know that his body was being followed by the strong wind.
The quicksand combined to blow him away. Fortunately, Akinfeev had sharp eyesight and caught him.
"Run away?" Akinfeev couldn't help but look around him through his goggles, and sure enough he didn't see Mufara's camel.
"I'll go look for it," Mu Farah said anxiously.
"Go to hell and stay here." Akinfeev pulled Mufara over.
Mufarah sat down on the ground again. This time he could only hide behind the camel with Akinfeev.
The raging yellow sand and strong winds were spread across an unknown range. At first, Akinfeev and the others were still thinking and moving more actively, but in the end, they began to have some despair in their hearts.
Perhaps we can only leave it to fate.
Maybe everyone can only think this way in their hearts.
Ten minutes, twenty minutes, half an hour... fifty minutes...
Finally, when the yellow sandstorm was about to last for an hour, Akinfeev and the others were about to escape.
As the intensity decreased, finally, this rare yellow sandstorm left.
However, the sunlight was no longer there, and the area in front of them was so gray that it was impossible to distinguish the north, south, east, and west.
If Amir hadn't been unable to move his body, he might have had to rely on a compass.
Most of their bodies were buried in the quicksand, so they could easily escape from it.
Everyone's hair and faces were covered with a thick layer of yellow sand, and even black people like Mu Farah almost changed their skin color.
After everyone looked at each other, they couldn't help but laugh. After laughing, everyone also learned that the camel Mufarah was riding was missing.
"Man, I should have offended the desert demon Habuti." Amir said half-jokingly and half-seriously.
"I don't know what happened, but the camel got up all of a sudden and ran in facing the yellow sand rolls." Mu Farah looked innocent.
"Looking at it this way, there must be better havens around here." Amir said after thinking for a while.
"Really?" Akinfeev was very surprised that the camel had such spirituality.
"Yes, the camels are all the children of the desert demon Habuti. They just made mistakes, so they should also be regarded as gods." Amir said half-jokingly and half-seriously.
"Then we should treat them more friendly." Akinfeev said happily.
"That's not the case." Amir said with a serious face: "They all have their own hardships to go through."
Akinfeev said, "Well, I hope they can get rid of those hardships as soon as possible."
"What to do with that camel?" Amir looked at Amir and asked involuntarily.
"Let's search around here. Maybe we can find it. It won't run too far. The visibility was just too low before, so we didn't find the sheltered place." Amir shouted softly as he spoke.