As they rushed along, they arrived at the campsite only after the entire land had been soaked. Fortunately, there were many large trees and a light drizzle, and there was still a dry patch of ground.
They could block the rain, but not much of the wind. Everyone had to arrange the carts into a circle, which could somewhat shield them from the cold wind.
Gu Kaiyuan removed the harness from the ox, and Huang Pingguo had already led the ox to graze, while Gu Kaiyuan and Zhuang Datou began gathering wood and fetching water.
The advantage of arriving at a fixed campsite was that the escorts knew where the water sources were, eliminating the need to search aimlessly like headless flies.
Everyone was busy, and with the circle formed, people in the middle, Gu Kaiyuan couldn't avoid the Gu Family this time.
The Gu Family were mostly tough and common folk who coordinated better. By the time Gu Kaiyuan and his group had just set up the stove, the others had already started cooking.
