The moon could not be seen on a snowy night. It was completely dark.
The wind was too strong for a torch to be lit, and the windproof lamps were too dim and could only illuminate a radius of a dozen meters. So, by the time they saw the rock building, it was only fifteen meters ahead of them, as if it had just "spawned."
Both the leader of the caravan and the guide were stunned at the gigantic, ugly, cubic, rock building.
The size was a comparative concept.
Roland was used to the super malls in modern society that could easily be as large as two football fields, so the rock house he built was small in his eyes.
After all, with a length and width of ten meters and a height of six meters, the house had a coverage of only a hundred square meters. Roland's house in reality had a coverage of three hundred square meters. He was already used to that.