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That brought a sense of calm to the pasture。 Cherendorji was not punished； but Director Uljii made a self—criticism； acknowledging that he’d underestimated the wolves； that he’d taken them too lightly。”
Chen Zhen’s hair stood on end。 Although he accepted the chief’s conclusion； from that day on fantastic images of flying wolves frequently visited his dreams； and he often woke up drenched in cold sweat。 No longer did he treat grassland legends simply as entertainment。
Several days passed； and Chen decided to get a close look at the bri…gade’s two open… air sky…burial sites。 One was on the northern slope of Mount Chagantolgai； the other on the northeastern slope of Black Rock Mountain。 At first glance the two burial sites looked pretty much like other hillside grazing land。 But up close； there were distinct differ—ences。 Both were far from the ancient nomadic trails； in a bleak loca—tion north of the grasslands’ sacred mountains； close to wolf territory and to Tengger； thereby shortening the distance that souls had to travel to reach heaven。 In addition； the ground was rocky and uneven； bumpy enough for the carts。
For centuries on the Olonbulag； when a herder died； people stripped him naked and tied his body up in a roll of felt； although some—times they left the corpse clothed so they could forego the felt。 Then they loaded the corpse onto a cart on which a long board had been laid across the shafts and made secure。 In the predawn hours； two senior male members of the family； each holding one end of the board； drove the cart to the sky…burial site； where they whipped their horses into a gallop。 Inevitably； the deceased bounced out of the cart； and that was the spot where the soul would return to Tengger。 The two relatives dis—mounted and； if the cor
