Sleep was never truly within reach until the day after tomorrow.
"Get up, get up! Eat your meal and move around a bit before going back to sleep!"
In the afternoon, Cao Yi, like an old mother, went knocking on doors from squad to squad, calling people to wake up.
At 4:30 in the morning, the first group returned to the squadron; at 5:20, the second; at 5:30, the third. Upon arrival, it was shower, lights out, pull the bed curtain, and sleep. Each squad was the same, determined to catch up on the past ten days' worth of sleep in one go, to sleep soundly for a day.
Talking about sleeping for a day, this was only after the following few days in Hanwang, when they were sleeping on the ground, outside the tents.
But that sleep was truly difficult to achieve.
Without even a mat, not to mention a bed sheet, sleeping stiff on bare ground.
