Atop the snow mountain, sunlight fell upon him, providing Luo Zheng a sense of warmth as his lips, which had turned purple from the cold, started to crack, a sign of dehydration. Experienced individuals knew that on a snow mountain, water was more crucial than food, similar to in a desert; eating snow only increased thirst, and lack of water could cause headaches, edema, frostbite, and other potentially fatal ailments. Luo Zheng opened his canteen and drank a big gulp of water, swallowing it slowly in several sips for better absorption. In this ice and snow world, drinking water in large gulps wouldn't quench one's thirst.
"There are still three people whose positions we can't find. Let's discuss what to do," Lan Xue's voice sounded in the headset.
