Ma Lin was pulled into work as soon as he arrived. The people of this tribe had previously suffered from food poisoning and hadn't fully recovered their health.
There were two infants, two pregnant women, and two elderly needing care.
Food was scarce around their settlement.
So, Ma Lin and his four companions immediately helped them hunt and managed to catch a wild bull.
Enough to last for a few days.
Then, they focused on making bows and arrows, crafting fine stone tools, and firing pottery.
They lived in caves, so Ma Lin suggested they build a new settlement in a pile of rocks, where there were plenty of stones, a nearby spring, and it was a place rich in wildlife.
Thus, they needed to build stone houses.
The weather was extremely hot, unsuitable for construction.
The people from the Cattle Horn tribe were also very busy and could not provide much manpower.
Ma Lin's four companions were enthusiastic, but after traveling for so long, they were exhausted.
