As Kuvasz shouted loudly, many passengers on the boat gathered around, marveling at the distant majestic dam.
Holding onto the wooden railing of the flute-shaped barge, Moroka immediately saw the greyish dam.
This was completely different from the earthen dam he saw in Orange County at the beginning of the year.
The earthen dam in Orange County was yellowish with a bit of grey, like a giant plugging the river with a lump of yellow clay.
The dam before him in South Mangde County, however, was like a giant gray rock lying across the river.
Its walls were so tight there wasn't a single gap, large stones were seamlessly bonded with whitening mud.
The fierce wind from the mountain blew through, and Moroka couldn't hear the sound of falling soil particles.
Looking up again, this dam is about 15 meters high and nearly 200 meters long, and carriages can even run on top of the embankment.
