Princess Yuye, who was already under immense mental strain, fainted before she could even ask any questions.
This gave Wang Wu a huge fright. If something really happened to the princess, they would rather pretend they had never been there. Otherwise, if they were involved in the princess's death, they would probably all be reduced to ashes.
Fortunately, Wang Wu was relieved to see that the princess's chest was still rising and falling. He couldn't let anything happen to such a noble person in his hands.
Wang Wu immediately summoned two female soldiers. This was Ning Ye's new idea from some time ago. After all, these men could learn medical knowledge very quickly, but they still couldn't help being extravagant.
In order to completely resolve this matter, Ning Ye could only recruit about thirty women to serve as medics, and of course, they underwent very rigorous training.
The oldest among them is only eighteen years old, and the youngest is only sixteen. At this age, they learn things the fastest.
Of course, Ning Ye also gave a lot of new regulations for male and female soldiers. Anyone who dares to mess around in the military camp will not only be expelled, but may even have their third leg broken.
Within the military camp, romantic relationships must take a backseat, and absolutely no one is allowed to be together. Otherwise, there would inevitably be trouble if men and women were put together, which is why the strictest military regimes were able to intimidate them from the very beginning.
Of course, Ning Ye was also aware that his men were mostly young and energetic men, with only a few being a little older.
However, it's impossible to truly avoid that kind of thing between men and women, so after leaving the military, they can do whatever they want, as long as both parties are responsible.
After carefully examining Princess Joy's injuries, the two female soldiers were able to determine that apart from some external wounds and exhaustion, there were no other problems.
Upon hearing this conclusion, Wang Wu immediately ordered everyone to begin their return journey.
I thought this rescue might have some twists and turns, but I didn't expect it to be so simple.
When Wang Wu and the others returned, Ning Ye was somewhat surprised. This Turkic prince really was a stubborn person.
Having arrived at this point, the entire delegation had cavalry to meet them, yet this Turkic prince went straight in alone.
Meanwhile, the Imperial Preceptor's delegation had already left Qingyuan County, but they were still being pursued. However, this time the pursuit was much more intense than before, as if they wanted to make it impossible for the delegation to leave.
However, no one would have expected that at this moment, both the princess and the Turkic prince had fallen into Ning Ye's hands. In a dimly lit basement, the Turkic prince slowly woke up.
He had lost count of how many times Wang Wu had knocked him unconscious along the way. When he opened his eyes and saw the gloomy surroundings, he even thought he was still unconscious.
It wasn't until a beam of light shone on his face that the Turkic prince finally came to his senses.
"Hmm, he does look rather fierce, but his brain probably isn't very sharp. How can he really think that what he did was flawless?"
Zhamuhe said with difficulty, "No matter who you are, you certainly wouldn't dare to kill me. So give me some water and food. Are you planning to starve me to death?"
Ning Ye clapped his hands and said, "Someone bring him some pig feed, let's see if this prince will eat it."
Soon Wang Wu brought a plate of something that looked indescribable and threw it in front of James River, along with a glass of water that seemed to smell foul.
Zhamu roared angrily, "This is an insult to me, an insult to a noble warrior of the Eternal Heaven!"
Ning Ye sighed and said, "We made sure he ate too much. It seems he's still not hungry. Let him go hungry for two more days. Let's go first and see if he'll be in the mood to talk to me in two days."
Wang Wu simply took the items away again, and the two of them seemed to have really not left. They even blew out the only candle in the room.
In the instant he was enveloped in darkness, Zhamuhe had no idea what he would face in the next few days.
In the darkness, Zhamu discovered that his hands and feet were not bound, and he immediately prepared to find a way to escape. However, apart from the foul water in the cup, there was nothing in this dungeon except for the tightly closed door. But was it impossible for him to escape through it?
As for ventilation, it's just a hole about the size of a bowl. To squeeze through it, you'd have to either know how to shrink your bones or cut yourself into pieces.
After trying several times, he realized that he really couldn't leave, so Zhamu gave up struggling. However, the glass of water on the table was a fatal temptation for him, after all, he hadn't had a drop of water for almost three days in a year.
For any normal person, this is already close to the physiological limit, but is it really necessary to drink this kind of thing?
After Princess Yuye was brought back, Ning Ye prepared to appraise a piece of her jewelry. After all, he had heard a lot about the princess, but this was the first time he had actually seen one.
To make Princess Yuye more accepting, Ning Ye specially asked Lin Qinshu to take care of her. After all, although the two had only met once, they were at least acquainted.
Moreover, there is no one in the entire mansion who can speak to the princess; they might kneel down before even opening their mouths.
In an era of absolute monarchy, no one can escape it.
Inside Lin Qinshu's boudoir, Princess Yuye had already woken up and was eating a bowl of meat porridge.
Princess Yuye ate in small bites, looking at Lin Qinshu with complicated eyes, "I thought you two would never see each other again in this life, but I never expected to meet under such circumstances."
Lin Qinshu smiled calmly, "Does the princess feel guilty?"
Princess Yuye shook her head and said, "I have no say in matters of officialdom. I just feel sorry for you, but it seems you're doing quite well now."
“I believe my father was wronged. Both thunder and rain are acts of imperial grace. Since the emperor has already issued an edict, then perhaps our Lin family is guilty.”
"Since you say so, instead of harboring resentment, and since you were saved by your father, why not return to the capital? Perhaps things will take a turn for the better."
Seeing that Princess Yuye had finished her meat porridge, Lin Qinshu took the bowl from her. "This matter should be decided by my husband. He can leave whenever he wants. Even if he stays here, I don't think it's necessarily worse than the capital."
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