The next day, Chen Wen shared the plan he had set the night before with everyone.
Dennis, having felt the warmth of the camel, raised both hands in agreement.
He talked about his experience the previous night and couldn't help but show a satisfied smile.
Speaking of the feeling of sleeping between camels, Dennis used a metaphor.
"It's like lying on a blanket wrapped in dung. It smells bad, but it's physically comfortable, soft, and warm."
This vivid metaphor made everyone burst into laughter.
In the following days, they followed Chen Wen's advice.
Everyone had a clear division of labor, collecting camel dung and firewood as much as possible along the way during the day.
This desert is not lacking in camel dung.
After all, the number of dromedaries in this desert can be described as overabundant.
Often, Chen Wen would stand on a dune and see herds of dromedaries wandering the desert in search of water.
By nightfall.
