But by the third day, his movements began to quicken. By the fourth day, it was finally completed.
The troublesome part was cutting those scraps into the needed shapes and then sewing them onto the tent.
He tried setting up the tent.
First, he tied the wooden frame, with a vertical spear in the center, and then tied four slanted spears to form a pyramid shape.
Then he unfolded the tent and tied it up.
The tent came with many straps.
The four triangles covered the four sides of the pyramid.
It was tied very securely.
The tent's base could be folded inward and pressed down, ensuring there were no gaps with the ground.
If there were gaps, they would let in the wind.
The tent was in one piece, with only a seam left as the door.
The base length of the tent was about more than three meters.
Accommodating four people inside was completely fine. If there was no luggage, six to seven people could fit inside.
