Meanwhile, Sheldon had finally arrived in Syria after flying for a day and night.

Unlike Charlie, who had the privilege of taking the Concorde, he could only fly all the way to the Middle East. After landing in Turkey, he had to cross the border of the country as he entered northern Syria using the overnight road vehicle.

Deep down in his heart, Sheldon felt like dying as soon as he set foot on Syrian soil.

Because he had entered the country illegally, the vehicle dragged him away to avoid the city, and Sheldon was immediately shocked because of this desolate country.

There were deserts, hills, and decaying towns and villages in this country which was heavily damaged and in a disastrous state.

The endless deserts and mountainous terrains immediately reminded him of an ancient poem, ‘The Solitary Smoke in the Desert’.

After traveling hundreds of kilometers deep into the Syrian border, Sheldon had a realization deep down in his heart. He realized that if Charlie refused to agree to