With a clear goal in mind, everyone immediately sprang into action.
They divided the labor clearly: some dismantled the wooden tent poles, others busied themselves cutting animal hides, and the rest helped with assembly.
Before long, they had finished making seven sleds. They looked a bit crude, but they were exceptionally practical.
To ensure the elderly, women, and children wouldn't get frostbitten on the journey back, Feng Shan thoughtfully covered each sled with a layer of animal hide. This created a makeshift roof to provide as much protection from the wind and snow as possible.
Once the seven sleds were finished, Nash and the other tribe members immediately got to work.
They used wooden poles to pry at the base of the snow wall, which had been reinforced with cattle carcasses. With a series of CRACKS, the wall collapsed under their combined effort, kicking up a cloud of powdery snow.
Next, they quickly dragged the sleds out onto the snow, ready to begin the journey home.
