Li Guang was at a loss and hadn't even figured out what was going on when he was taken away by this group of people.

Li Xue, accompanied by her guards, attempted to rush forward and stop Li Guang, which would inevitably lead to a conflict.

Judging from the situation at the scene, the people here strongly support the girl and the group of soldiers, and any conflict would definitely be detrimental to them.

These people clearly regarded Li Guang as their son-in-law, a distinguished guest of the castle, so Li Guang was certainly safe and their worries were completely unnecessary.

Furthermore, Li Guang was very intelligent and had experienced many trials and tribulations. No matter what happened, he had a way to deal with it.

With that in mind, Li Xue stopped chasing after them and instead considered what to do next.

By this time, the bonfire dance party had ended, and people were beginning to leave. Once most of the people had left, Li Xue led her guards to the camp.

"Princess, Li Guang has been taken away by the people from the castle. What should we do?" the guard asked with some concern.

"Don't worry, we'll go to the local government office tomorrow to find out what's going on. I reckon Li Guang's luck is pretty good this time; he should be able to bring a wife back with him," Li Xue joked.

Upon hearing this, the guards all burst into laughter.

The trip south went very smoothly, and the group had a great time. Nancha Ancient Castle was their last stop. They never dreamed that something like this would happen. Was it a blessing or a curse?

The guards naturally thought this was a great thing; to be able to marry the clan chief's daughter was a blessing they had earned for eight lifetimes.

But Li Xue thought it wasn't like that at all.