During the war, soldiers from two hostile countries shot down each other's planes and landed in a vast snow field in Norway. There were three German soldiers and two British soldiers. Both sides fought desperately in the snow field. The final encounter was at the door of a hunter's hut. The temperature outside was bone-chilling. A log cabin was the only place where the two sides could keep warm. There was firewood and some oatmeal in the log cabin to satisfy their hunger. The leader of the German army was Lieutenant Soppy. Swartz, as well as Sergeant Schuck and Inspector Swartz. Inspector Swartz has been in poor condition because of his right arm injury. The leader of the British army is Captain Devon Ford, and his marksman Smith. Just entered the cabin, because the Germans had guns, so they took the initiative, the British were forced to become German prisoners, and the two sides demarcated the boundaries, axes, mirrors, food, and even the dining table were all on the Germans' side, the British Some were just a bunk bed, and the lighter carried by Devon Fude was also taken away by Soppis. Smith told the German army his story while provoking the other side, and finally found an opportunity to take Swartz. The beloved Hitler signed "Mein Kampf", the second chapter was used as toilet paper, Schwartz was successfully provoked by Smith, Smith took the opportunity to capture Schwartz, and then forced the Germans to hand over the gun , As a result, the situation was reversed, the British army took the lead, the German army was forced to transfer to the British army, and all the things that the German army had in their hands were also taken over by the British army, and the two sides kept colliding. During the period of being captured by the Germans, Devonford saw Swartz's wound and suggested that Soapis disinfect him with the alcohol in the compass. Smith said that he was in his hometown with a girl. In the past, he also said that his darts were good, and in the end, he took three bullets from Soupis and threw them at the buttons of Schwartz's clothes, so as to make everyone laugh. When I met Schuck, Smith always went out to pee in thick clothes, but Schuck was able to urinate in ice and snow in a single shirt, which surprised Smith and even asked Schuck if he was taking antifreeze. At the time of urinating in the competition, Smith also did not win Schuck. Originally, the oatmeal was finished, and the two sides were ready to leave, but because of the heavy snow, they finally returned to the cabin. Because the oatmeal was gone, Sopis Ordered to eat moss, and soon after, the British army reversed the German army and took the lead. Smith even took Schuck out to hunt, and even caught a hare. Just as Smith took Schuck out hunting, Devonford and Soapis stayed at the cabin, Schwartz had already After lying in a coma due to the wound infection, Devon Ford in the cabin asked Sopis to cut down the wooden pillars that supported the beams, but when the wooden pillars fell, the beams were about to collapse, so the two had to hurriedly support the room. Liang, Devon Fude loudly accused Soapis of why he always wanted to control the situation when he was on the beam. Sopis also told the fact that he was greened by his wife. When Smith and Schuck rushed back, Schuck After grabbing a gun and forming a confrontation with Smith, both Sopis and Devonford realized that the two sides must unite. Under the orders of the two, the two sides finally handed over all the guns and turned the war into jade and silk. In the arduous and dangerous environment of the vast snow, they became best friends and began to cherish each other. (To be continued)
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