The next day, Luo Zheng witnessed the alliance of the two tribes and departed at dusk in a convoy sent by the neighboring country. The convoy was naturally coordinated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs back home, sent by a friendly nation. As for Jackson, he left on a transport aircraft sent domestically. Luo Zheng didn't want to intervene too much in the affairs of the grassland; the future development would depend on Ao Yi, Baru, and the others. Promoting the alliance of the two tribes was already an effort.
The convoy traveled for five or six hours before arriving at a military base. Everyone boarded a large transport aircraft flying to the International Airport, then switched to a domestic civil flight arranged to return home. When the civil aircraft took off, Luo Zheng's mind gradually settled. He glanced at the Saint Heir bound securely opposite him and slowly closed his eyes to rest.
