Under the moonlight, the Snow Bear Special Forces, with sleds under their feet, whooshed forward at a breakneck speed, especially downhill, as if they were flying. After landing smoothly, they continued to slide forward, navigating various terrains as if treading on flat ground. In the dark of night, they resembled attacking beasts — fierce, decisive, and swift.
In the middle of the night, the members of the Snow Bear Special Forces had no choice but to carry their sleds on their backs, because although sleds could move downhill, they could not climb uphill. This meant that everyone had to bear much heavier weights, making it very strenuous to walk. Some simply tied their belongings to the sleds, fashioned a harness, and dragged the equipment along.
