Sure thing, buddy. I’ll start by spotting a ridge, stack the longest sticks, lean them against a sturdy tree, and lay a thick layer of leaves for insulation. You can take your time finding a good spot, and if you’re brave enough, you can try it before I finish. Just remember: the right bark can keep you warm when the wind howls.

Alright, you scout and keep that fire low, I’ll handle the shelter while you check the ground for any hidden springs or moss that could dry out fast. If you hear a crack in the bark, that means the tree’s breathing; keep that in mind, or you’ll wake the whole forest. Let me know if you find a better spot—just don’t call me first if you can finish before I do. Stay sharp, and remember: the best fire is the one you can keep going without blowing the whole camp to ash.