Everything went very smoothly.
The next morning, after enjoying a Moroccan breakfast prepared by Sanji's wife for everyone, the group set off on their journey.
First, they picked up three containers at the dock. Four trucks, hired by the smuggling group and in excellent condition, were loaded with the containers, and then they headed non-stop towards Algeria.
It was about 1,200 kilometers from Casablanca east to a southern national park in Algeria.
The roads within Morocco were very navigable as they were all highways, but visibly, the scenery outside the vehicle became increasingly barren. Two days later, when the convoy reached the Moroccan border, one could already see the yellow exposed hillsides and desert from the windows.
Initially, when leaving Casablanca, one could frequently see people and vehicles by the roadside, but slowly both the vehicles and people seemed to disappear, leaving only sand and wind, and the lonely camelgrass.
The desert is a terrifying place.
