Then, he started to loop around the outside of the first Dragon Bone, then weaved through the inside of the second Dragon Bone, then the outside of the third Dragon Bone, the inside of the fourth Dragon Bone...
The willow branches in his hand traveled back and forth with a "one in, one out" wave-like pattern between the parallel A-frame Dragon Bones.
Each time he threaded the willow, he would pause and use a piece of planed wood as a pusher, forcefully pushing and compacting the newly woven "weft line," ensuring a tightly woven wall.
The movements in Lin Yu'an's hands became increasingly fluent, and the willow branches, with varying shades of bark color, crisscrossed in his hands, gradually connecting four independent A-frame Dragon Bones into a solid and resilient whole.
With great patience, he started from the bottom, weaving upward row by row.
