They tied the boat to the raft with a rope Naba carried, and with synchronized pulls and a prayer every old woman in the village would have recognized, they freed the anchor. The effort snapped a rib from the raft, and for an instant the whole wooden thing shifted as though deciding to sink. Etei planted her weight, Naba braced, and Na Thu rode the movement, lifting the broken raft’s rear enough to free the ring.
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