After passing the Warsaws, the convoy stopped for a while to rest and recover, and while crossing the vast, spacious Hamada plateau, a thorn was pierced in the leg of one of the escorts' guides, and he refused to advance and continue the path and demanded to return to Teklet. Thus, Michel found himself compelled to go back instead of advancing towards the goal under cover of darkness. The convoy surreptitiously entered Tiglat as it had left, and during its forced stay in the village, Michel took advantage of all that time available to him to record a number of notes and information on his note, from the customs and traditions of the people of Tiglat, And stories of the exchange of shots and gunpowder between the tribes of the region, and many of the events of this era in the history of southern Morocco in the episode, and many surprises and testimonies about that period, such as the plague of migratory locusts that afflicted the region in 1930 and how the population struggled against it and fought this dangerous natural affliction.