Jasmine forced her brain, which was congealing with fear, to function.
She swept her eyes to observe the surrounding environment very quickly.
The perimeter wall was actually not very high, only about half a meter; due to a lack of materials, it had not yet been built higher.
The wall was constructed entirely from scattered rubble collected within the castle earlier.
The binding agent was clay mixed with dried wild grass, and the rubble varied in size, arranged in a messy jumble.
Precisely because the materials were simple, the wall surface was uneven and rough, offering many footholds, making it very easy to climb.
Such a rudimentary perimeter wall could, at most, only stop wild animals that were not very intelligent.
If it were armed human enemies, it was estimated that it would be smashed to pieces after just a few siege attacks.
Easy to climb?
This thought merely flashed through her mind before Jasmine grasped it immediately like a life-saving straw.
