When Ye Feng appeared again, he had already returned to the Miko's bedchamber, where the Miko was chatting with Miroku and the others.
The Miko was startled by Ye Feng's sudden appearance. Fortunately, Miroku hurriedly explained, finally putting her at ease.
Still, the Miko glanced at Ye Feng from time to time, seemingly very interested in him.
Seeing the state Ye Feng was in, Miroku was also deeply puzzled and hurriedly asked:
"Ye Feng, did things not go smoothly?"
Only then did Ye Feng look himself up and down. His clothes were covered in stains and torn in several places, clearly traces left by combat, giving the impression that he had been through a hard battle.
Ye Feng quickly explained:
"It's fine, it's fine. The main enemy has already been dealt with. I just ran into a little trouble at the end, which took some time. Anyway, carry on. I still have something to finish up. I'll be back soon."
With that, Ye Feng vanished again. This time, however, he had not left using the Flying Thunder God Technique; he was simply moving too fast for them to see.
Ye Feng found a secluded spot and left a Flying Thunder God Mark there before flying toward the Land of Bears again.
According to the original storyline, Kawaki was most likely on his way to Konoha at this point. As long as Ye Feng started from the Land of Bears and followed the route, he should be able to find traces of Kawaki.
Before long, Ye Feng returned to the site of the battle, then began searching in the direction of Konoha.
Half a day later, Ye Feng indeed found Kawaki. His short black-and-blond hair, the two rings above the outer corner of his right eye, and the Roman numeral Ⅸ