The people present were all doctors. Since there was no immediate danger to life, saving the passengers was feasible. The pilot had been struck on the head, which caused her coma. Zhu Yanyi did not intervene; instead, Dong Bo Cao stepped forward. She administered acupuncture, and the pilot soon regained consciousness. Seeing that everyone on the plane was safe, she breathed a sigh of relief. Knowing that Zhu Yanyi and her companions had saved them, she thanked them repeatedly.
The plane landed at the airport in Shenzhen. Authorities arrived quickly to handle the situation. The hijacker was taken away. Zhu Yanyi and her group were arranged to stay at the nearest hotel for the night, with plans to depart the following day.
The incident was not announced to the public. Although there were only a dozen or so people on board, most passengers who could afford flights were wealthy and had certain backgrounds. They knew what to say and what to keep silent about.
That evening, Zhu Yanyi received a message from Yan Aohan. Without disturbing the others, she found a public phone booth to call him.
"Are you okay?" Yan Aohan had been startled upon hearing about the hijacking. Even after learning that Zhu Yanyi had escaped perfectly, he remained deeply worried.
"I'm fine," Zhu Yanyi said, feeling no psychological pressure. "You can see from my abilities that I wouldn't be in trouble. Besides, I didn't even need to fight. I just used medicine, so it was completely safe."
"I'm glad you're safe. You did well this time, and it deserves praise. In the future, carry more of these self-defense medicines." Yan Aohan didn't care about others' opinions. In his heart, Zhu Yanyi was the most important. As long as she was safe, making more medicine was a good thing.
"Yes, I made a lot for this trip," Zhu Yanyi said honestly. "I carried them with me. If it hadn't been on a plane, I would have just thrown poison. I didn't consider those accomplices of the organ traffickers to be good people," she said seriously.
"Don't worry, he won't survive," Yan Aohan smiled slightly. "He was the only fish that slipped through the net. Now that he is caught, their entire organization is effectively destroyed."
"Good that they are destroyed," Zhu Yanyi nodded seriously, not caring that Yan Aohan couldn't see her. "People like that should all be wiped out."
"Hero Zhu has a heavy killing intent," Yan Aohan chuckled at her words. Hearing her tone, he knew she was truly fine and felt much more relieved.
"Don't laugh. I'm telling the truth," Zhu Yanyi said helplessly. "We were supposed to arrive in the country by midnight today. Arriving earlier would have allowed us to rest and adjust to the time difference. Now we have to wait another night. It's really wasting my time."
Yan Aohan knew that Zhu Yanyi spent every available moment researching. Her half-month trip abroad had been exhausting for her, but it was necessary for the plan. Now, having to stay overnight on the way back, she was undoubtedly unhappy.
"Just treat it as a vacation. Relax a bit," Yan Aohan said with a smile. "Besides, you haven't been to Shenzhen. Take advantage of the few hours of free time to go around."
"Never mind. It looks the same to me," Zhu Yanyi said. She knew Shenzhen was a special economic zone, and visiting usually required special permits. "I just looked down from the hotel. It's pretty much the same. Just a few streets. No big difference."
Yan Aohan chuckled again. He knew that Zhu Yanyi preferred natural, untouched places. After thinking for a moment, he said, "When you return from abroad, I'll take you to Wudang Mountain and Shennongjia."