The next morning, Hawk continued with his usual routine, rising early and leaving the temple to tend to the fields. He was up before anyone else in the village, and even when he reached the area where he worked alone, he didn't mind. He began tilling the land, starting his day's tasks.
After many days of planting, Hawk had learned the importance of starting early. Planting at dawn allowed him to avoid the exhaustion brought on by the midday sun. The heat could be stifling later in the day, slowing down his work. However, in the early morning, the sun's heat wasn't as intense, making it easier for him to till the land without discomfort.
