Mapping out the route and looking for stable protrusion points took Chen Zhou quite some time. By the time everything was done, he had already unknowingly reached the bottom of the cliff.
After setting down Tiger First, he examined the entire cliff face from the ground up again.
The ridges from the front, the peaks from the side, differing at every angle and distance.
Previously standing atop the cliff, now standing on the ground, naturally he gathered more information and grasped more details.
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After completing his observation and remembering a few key structures of the cliff face, Chen Zhou confidently started his ascent.
He descended the cliff three times, each faster than the last. As the little Saw-toothed Tigers regrouped, Paul followed Chen Zhou, embarking on his own "descent journey".
This time, Chen Zhou carried all the supplies on his back, leading the way above Paul.
