Yu Wanwan couldn't help but wipe away her tears, and whimpered, "Then, what about Bai Jing and Mo Zhou? Why haven't they come back yet?"

Fei Han wiped away her tears and said gently, "They went to the Elephant Clan and should be back soon, so don't worry."

Hearing Fei Han's words, Yu Wanwan finally felt completely relieved.

After this war, the elephant tribe completely disappeared from this forest.

All the male elephants were killed, while the females were imprisoned. Bai Jing decided to trade them as commodities with other tribes.

This is a war on the Orcish continent. Bai Jing doesn't want Yu Wanwan to come into too much contact with these bloody things, so he tries to handle these matters well while they are in the Elephant Tribe.

Bai Jing and Mo Zhou didn't return until the afternoon of the next day. Their team was extremely long, with each person carrying large and small bags, all of which were spoils they had gathered from the Elephant Clan.

Bai Jing spotted Yu Wanwan in the crowd at a glance. As she ran over, he kissed her hard on the cheek, then supported her under her arms and lifted her up high like a child.

Yu Wanwan exclaimed in surprise, clearly sensing Bai Jing's joy, and the two hugged each other.

Watching his beloved little female hug and kiss the annoying tiger beast, Mo Zhou felt a surge of jealousy. He wrapped his snake tail around Yu Wanwan, snatched her away, and held her in his arms, ignoring the stares of those around him, kissing her until her lips were swollen.

Yu Wanwan shyly patted his shoulder, noticing the gazes of those around her. Although the gazes were full of teasing, there was a hidden friendliness within them.

With their major threat finally resolved, everyone was overjoyed. That evening, Bai Jing decided to hold a bonfire party to celebrate.

The orcs set up a circle of stone tables in the square, with a huge bonfire burning in the center, and the tables were filled with roasted meat and fruit.

Bai Jing first raised his glass, stood up from his seat, and gestured for everyone to cheer.

This was a way of celebrating that Yu Wanwan taught them.