Three days later at noon, the troops arrived at the original location of the Hook Tribe, dust-covered, and found that the enemy had already withdrawn, leaving only a pile of empty wooden huts. Perhaps the enemy left too hastily, as there was a lot of food they didn't take. Luo Zheng, leading his team, inspected the huts carefully, puzzled—did the enemy change their tactics? Why abandon this place so quickly?
Something felt strange about the situation, but Luo Zheng decided not to dwell on it and asked Hook to organize the tribe people to inspect the surroundings thoroughly, leaving no corner unchecked to prevent any bombs from being planted. He arranged rooms for his brothers to rest, and once everything was settled, Luo Zheng called the military chief and Hook to the largest wooden hut, the tribe's Council Hall.
