They arrived at the forest where they had previously camped.
After thinking for a moment, he first went to the riverbank to clean both birds and placed them by the fire to make smoked meat.
Next, he picked up more branches, set them up, tied them into a frame, then laid dry grass over it and smeared some mud on top.
He first blocked the windward side.
He worked for more than two hours. The sky had already turned dark.
This wall also had some defensive capability.
Lamb soup was simmering over the fire.
After simmering for about an hour, he slowly ate.
He ate until he was very full.
Considering that he would have to carry heavy loads over long distances the next day, he needed to replenish enough energy.
The wildlife in the area was really scarce, apart from the large bird seen in the afternoon, nothing else was found.
He slept very soundly that night.
At dawn, he continued to simmer lamb soup to drink.
He forced himself to eat more.
