In the dead of night, Li Xiang appeared in Assam State in eastern India. It was just over a thousand kilometers from his home; crossing through Yunnan Province and Northern Myanmar, he arrived in Assam in a mere ten to twenty minutes.
This place was famous for its tea, being India's largest tea-producing region. Besides tea, its forest resources were also quite abundant, making it one of India's primary suppliers of timber.
With so many forests, there were naturally a great number of wild animals, including Elephants, hippos, wild buffalo, rhinos, and deer.
Surrounding it were five other states, all partitioned from the original territory of Assam State. Thus, the area could be collectively referred to as the "Great Assam Region."
