Luo Rong had merely paused to think for a moment when she subconsciously turned back to glance at Ye Tian, who was silently making his way along in the corner behind them.
Although there was still no conclusive evidence, nor had Ye Tian personally admitted that he was the one who had saved Luo Rong and the soldiers under her command, Luo Rong was already utterly convinced of it.
She had begun subconsciously considering Ye Tian before making decisions.
Ye Tian appeared to be keeping his head lowered and traveling quietly, without any unusual movements. Yet in truth, everything within this vast area, including every move made by the pursuing troops of the Cang Wu Kingdom behind them, was under his observation.
When Luo Rong looked at Ye Tian, Ye Tian sensed it as well.
Everything that had happened seemed perfectly normal. After Luo Rong agreed to Captain Yang's request, she made no further moves.
But Ye Tian did not see it that way.
He cast an imperceptible glance at Captain Yang, who had turned and headed toward the front of the group, then looked at Lin Xin, who seemed perfectly normal not far away.
He could sense that something was off about those two.
Thus, Ye Tian quietly paid them more attention.
At this point, the entire group began moving in the direction Captain Yang had led them toward.
No one else, including Luo Rong, noticed anything unusual as they focused on traveling onward.
But Ye Tian had already discovered where that sense of unease came from.
If he wished, he could easily bring everything within this entire area under his scrutiny, missing not even the slightest detail.
After Captain Yang led everyone in changing direction, he had not widened the distance between them and the Cang Wu Kingdom