Akinfeev listened to his boss's words, and they did not set out that day, but rested in the village.
After having breakfast made of papaya powder, Kadala took them into the village's culvert to visit.
There are several towering Populus euphratica trees at the entrance to the culvert. According to Kadala, the entrance to the culvert is underneath the huge rhizomes of the Populus euphratica trees.
Sure enough, they found the earth cave under the largest poplar tree that could only accommodate one person. Since the entrance of the cave was very small, they could only bend down and walk in.
After walking less than ten meters inside the cave, the space inside suddenly became spacious.
They could even hear the sound of running water inside.
The humidity in the air is also quite high.
Suddenly I felt that the humidity in the air was quite high, and everyone couldn't help but become excited immediately, because they were about to see this legendary culvert, and everyone wanted to know about this culvert.
What does it look like?
Soon, they came to the culvert. After hundreds of years of use, the traces of artificial repairs were already obvious.
"Is this your culvert?" Akinfeev asked with admiration after looking at it.
Kadala subconsciously said, "Yes, this is the culvert in our village. The water here never dries up all year round. Even in hot summers or even dry seasons, it is completely enough for the use of our village."
"The water flow is indeed not small." Looking at the culvert in front of him that can even be described as "rough and choppy", Akinfeev was once again moved by the wisdom of these nomads.
At this time, Kamta asked a question, that is, the villagers can use water pumps to pump the water in the culvert to the outside, and then carry out a large-scale afforestation. In less than ten or twenty years, a forest belt will be formed here. If
With hundreds of years of persistence like the Foolish Old Man who moved mountains, this oasis in the desert will become even more vast.
"The materials we have here are still very poor, and everyone didn't expect that there are so many, and the main reason is the lack of modern materials and equipment." Kadala said with some embarrassment.
Akinfeev was quite happy, "Man, leave this problem to us to solve. After our mission is over, I will have someone send you generators and fuel."
"Really? Old man, thank you very much." Kadala said with gratitude.
"This is what we should do. I have to say that your courage to survive in such a harsh environment is really worthy of our admiration."
"I'm used to it. There is nothing we can do for the survival of our nation." Kadala chuckled and said, "This water tastes very good, very sweet. You can try it."
These rough guys picked up the crystal clear culvert water with their hands, and couldn't help but look amazed after drinking it.
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After staying in the culvert for more than half an hour, everyone returned to the ground one after another. At this moment, the sun was already high in the sky, and the air became hot.
"No wonder this culvert is more than 20 meters underground." Mu Farah couldn't help but wipe the sweat from his face, with a look of realization on his face.
"Yes, in order to reduce water evaporation, it must be underground." Amir said.
When he visited the underground culvert previously, the temperature and humidity inside the culvert made his body feel very comfortable, so Akinfeev felt relaxed throughout his body. However, as soon as he got out of the culvert, he felt incomparable again.
I feel restless and hot, which is not only physical but also psychological.
Not only did Vladimir feel that this mission would not be that simple, but Akinfeev also felt it.
The first thing they did after coming out was to ask Kadala to help them find some ethnic costumes.
Unexpectedly, Kadala told them that the clothes had just been washed.
"How long will it take?" Akinfeev asked.
Amir did not translate his words to Kadala, but told Akinfeev directly, which lasted for twenty minutes at most.
After listening to this, Akinfeev had no doubts. With this kind of weather, he would believe it even for ten minutes, not to mention twenty minutes.
Sure enough, in less than twenty minutes, Kadala's wife sent everyone a robe unique to the nomads.
Don't tell me, this robe is really cool when you wear it...
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At night, Abdullah and the others used the U.S. reconnaissance satellite to only roughly capture some basic conditions of the oasis, and the resolution was not high.
According to Vladimir's request, the satellite continued to conduct reconnaissance and photography of the oasis during the day.
The results of the photos taken are obviously much better than those taken at night, and even the height of a person can be roughly estimated.
This time, the satellite keenly captured a white man holding a simulated eagle.
After Abdullah looked at the photo, he had the same feeling as Vladimir.
Since this matter involved a high degree of confidentiality, Abdullah continued to send people to fly from Harriet to London on a special plane every day to deliver these photos.
At six o'clock in the evening, Abdullah's messenger delivered the photo to his secretary Andre.
Andre didn't dare to neglect and sent it to the boss immediately.
Vladimir also quickly discovered the photo of a white man holding a simulated eagle.
After hesitating for a while, he called Abdullah and asked Abdullah to provide him with relevant videos of the Falcon Conference.
Videos are taken of every Falcon Conference, and this one happens to be held in the emirate, so the archive of the video is only owned by the emirate and the Falcon Conference Organizing Committee.
The video was not in Abdullah's possession, so he immediately called Mr. Bazar, Prince Hussein's butler.
As soon as Bazar heard that it was a video of his old friend Vladimir who needed to compete, he called the relevant departments without saying a word.
These departments naturally attach great importance to Bazar, the great butler. Even after get off work, they have to return to the office to work.
An hour later, Vladimir received the video in his mailbox.
The video is very large. It was shot from eight o'clock in the morning. That was the time when the falcons entered the field. Vladimir had dealt with the artificial eagles and even touched them with his own hands, so he knew that the artificial eagles relied on
It is powered by electricity. Through the video, he roughly calculated the battery life and the speed of the simulated eagle.
When he got the calculation result, he couldn't help but be surprised.