Wright could clearly feel this when he came up just now. He estimated that the rope would not last much longer, so he hurriedly took out a miniature loudspeaker and shouted to the team members below: "Everyone, pay attention, I came up just now.
By that time, I had clearly felt that the rope was no longer strong and might be in danger of breaking at any time. You must be careful when climbing."
Bill, who was on the rope, was also really surprised. Obviously, although he was as agile as the wind and had the best light skills, at this time he also clearly felt that the rope began to shake and was no longer useful, so he quickly accelerated his speed.
Sure enough, as Wright expected, he could only hear a "pop" sound somewhere on the rope, about thirty meters away from the team members below.
"The head is in a different place" and at the moment when it was about to be disconnected, Bill, who was about ten meters close to the top of the mountain, let go of the rope and jumped up to the top of the mountain.
"Oh, your leaping into the air is a masterpiece." Wright saw the "flying into the air" trick that Bill used in critical moments, and couldn't help but patted his shoulder and praised him.
"It's nothing, this is an emergency move I developed during training, specifically to deal with the kind of dangerous situation just now," Bill patted the dust on his body and looked back. (To be continued)