I had an idea about what to do with all this water and all the dams that kept it on the other side of the wall. However, before it could even be seriously considered, a lot of other things had to be done.
First of all—counting our losses.
Despite all our efforts, some water poured over the dams and went into the rivers downstream, causing several floods. However, they were all minor, and the people were warned about their possibility.
Several human villages and some fields were flooded, but no people were harmed, and the damage was a tiny fraction of what they could've been.
A few hundred bees also got injured by water splashes or ice chips when fixing dams and walls, but all of them were pulled from danger and received appropriate medical attention.
In short—we really got out easy.
But this was just the first part.
