Redstone Village, with a total of five large houses and one sheep pen, is home to over eighty people.
The houses were simply built by stacking stones.
Initially, Ma Lin and Tu Jun constructed the earliest two-acre house, which at first sheltered over twenty people, later reduced to about a dozen.
They didn't have much furniture, yet living inside the enclosure felt very crowded.
At the same time, it appeared lively.
In this era, this village could be considered a remarkable sight.
Most of the world's primitives were living in caves, while Redstone Village had already begun residing in stone houses of their own making.
The nearby land was far more fertile than the grasslands. There was no need for nomadic herding of sheep and cattle; a permanent sheep pen could be built, and the surrounding wild grass sufficed for the livestock to graze.
Redstone Village was engaged in this practice, but progress was very slow.
