Just as the leaders in the tents were chatting with each other,
Wang Ye, who ran 20 kilometers on the glacier at a fractionated pace, finally felt a little fatigued.
Although the altitude sickness and thin oxygen had negligible effects on him,
maintaining a high-intensity activity for a long time made him feel slightly oxygen-deprived.
This is because, during intense exercise, the muscles and organs consume oxygen at a very fast pace. Simply relying on the body's reserves and the amount of oxygen absorbed at the moment is not enough to replenish the consumption.
So, in such harsh terrain conditions, supporting a nearly 300-pound physique to sprint 20 kilometers is already nearing his limit. If he continues to run, it's very likely he will experience the same altitude sickness as others.
After completing the workout, it was already eleven o'clock at night.
Wang Ye returned to the tent and took out a pot to cook some instant noodles.
