Keledu nodded. According to the system he had previously established for the workshop, it was supposed to keep a certain quantity of raw materials in reserve. Their current rapid progress was naturally related to that policy.
Making sleds had been his decision. Marching across the grasslands in winter was unlike any other season; the plains were already covered in ice and snow, and using wagons and packhorses at such a time would only waste the horses' strength.
Based on his experience traveling through the Northlands Icefield, Keledu directly adopted the transportation methods of the local Barbarians, who primarily used sleds. This would save far more effort.
Unfortunately, he did not have the wolfdogs bred by those Northlands Icefield Barbarians. Those animals had low centers of gravity and were better suited for pulling sleds.
However, Keledu and the workshop craftsmen were not without solutions. After briefly speaking with Priest Pusa, Keledu came to the open area to inspect the sleds that had already been produced.
Keledu carefully circled the sleds, examining them. Their appearance somewhat resembled the Northlands sleds from his memories, but they had been modified to suit packhorses.
He reached out and gently stroked the surface of the juniper wood. It felt rough yet sturdy. He had personally led people to gather this timber; it was strong yet lightweight, and its good flexibility made it easy to work with.
Suddenly, he noticed that one of the sleds seemed to have a loose joint. Keledu frowned and summoned the craftsman in charge to ask about it.
The craftsman explained, "Lord Apostle, time was short, so some of the joints were not reinforced carefully enough. But it won't affect their use. Their strength is absolutely sufficient!"
Keledu said sternly, "That will not do. In such icy, snowy conditions, even the smallest