The workers went to rest.
The scaffolding remained assembled.
Ma Lin checked the cement stock, there was about a ton, which should be enough.
He decided to start a kiln of lime the next morning.
The inner walls of the small building needed lime wash, but he didn't know how much was required.
He had a simple dinner.
He was in the workshop, sweating heavily as he polished a steel ball, hoping efficiency would increase and skills would improve.
In fact, the day was very tiring.
He himself climbed to the second-floor roof, participating in laying tiles. These primitives had no such experience and needed him to explain on the spot.
The installation of the stair boards also took a long time, again because the primitives didn't understand what stairs were.
Installing the stair boards required digging holes in the wall.
After stacking the boards, the gap between two boards also needed to be filled with bricks, so things wouldn't fall through the stairs.
