Shen Jingwei and his group were laying an ambush on a steep slope. What is a steep slope? On a snowy plain, steep slopes are places that can kill. The accumulated snow there is thicker than elsewhere and has poorer cohesion. It's similar to an avalanche on a mountain. A little external force, like loud footsteps or a falling bird on the slope, could cause the snow to slide down. The volume of snow in such places can reach hundreds of cubic meters. If it falls, it could flatten a regular POLO sedan.
No one would be foolish enough to ambush here. Not even the army, it's just an exercise, no need to risk lives. But unexpectedly, Shen Jingwei and the other two rookies hid here.
Descending a ten-meter high snowy slope was like being a sitting duck; Shen Jingwei wasn't foolish. He walked along the ridge to the other side of the Red Army's headquarters, where supply vehicles were passing by, and also the main entrance of the base. Walking here was the safest yet most dangerous route.
