No one knew whether it was Atlantis bloodline that made Arthur exceptionally strong, or whether he had simply been born powerful. In any case, surviving in the rainforest posed no challenge for him. Chopping wood and carrying logs were only the beginning.
What Arthur had to do was simple: lay the chopped logs horizontally on the ground, place the entire refrigerator sideways atop the cylindrical logs as a chassis, then load the remaining supplies onto it.
When they pushed the refrigerator, the logs became wheels, allowing them to move forward with less effort and greater speed.
Although Hal and Schiller could probably have carried it directly much faster, they had agreed not to cheat, so it was better to use methods ordinary people could use.
It was a square, double-door refrigerator, probably custom-made to fit the unusual space inside an aircraft cabin. Once disconnected from power, it could no longer refrigerate, but it could at least serve as a storage box. Its insulation would also slow the rate at which the food thawed, at least until they made it back to the cooler cave.
Since the rolling logs themselves had weight, they flattened many of the herbaceous plants beneath them and kept the path clear. Whenever the refrigerator rolled onto the foremost log, they had to carry the logs from the rear to the front. The three of them basically took turns doing it.
Hal and Schiller's unusual abilities meant they barely felt tired, but surprisingly, Arthur kept up as well, never falling behind.
There was quite a distance from here to the cave where they had stayed before, yet Arthur did not look exhausted even at the end. When they carried the refrigerator into the cave, he still had enough energy to chat. "Honestly, this reminds me of when