The eldest prince of the Sand God Kingdom carried the person back to his tent. As soon as he lifted the curtain, he felt something at his feet and, not paying attention, he fell.
Gu Xin was alright because there were soft cushions in the tent, so the fall didn't hurt much. But it was different for the eldest prince of the Sand God. He tripped and fell, and his manhood was also hit hard by what tripped him.
The eldest prince of the Sand God was rolling on the ground in pain, while Gu Xin got up and grinned foolishly.
The guards rushed in, thinking their prince had been beaten, but it turned out he hadn't.
The eldest prince of the Sand God was in so much pain that he ordered a doctor to be brought to him immediately, and he even suspected that the thing had broken.
He no longer cared about Gu Xin's silly grin and had her locked in another tent.
As darkness fell, someone brought Gu Xin a bowl of mutton soup with a strong, unpleasant smell. Gu Xin took a sip and then exclaimed that it tasted terrible, complaining that she was hungry and wanted to run away.
The person delivering the food had no choice but to tie her up and then go to inform the Sand God Prince.
The eldest prince of the Sand God was still in pain, but he always remembered to make sure she was well-fed and cared for. So he had someone send over the dried goods he had bought from Kuncheng, which he then mixed with water for Gu Xin to eat.
Gu Xin was able to eat now, and after she was full, she closed her eyes and went to sleep.
The servants withdrew.
After a while, Gu Xin opened her eyes, which were no longer dull as before, but had regained their liveliness.
She sat up and began to untie the ropes binding her hands behind her back.
Gu Shouxin trained the Gu family children in various self-rescue methods when tied with ropes, and Gu Xin was soon untied.
Since the eldest prince of the Sand God had harbored ill intentions towards her, Gu Xin certainly couldn't just sit idly by and wait to die.
Gu Xin remembered the way from being carried to the eldest prince's tent to being escorted here.
However, she didn't know how she ended up in the Sand God King's tent.
This is the Kingdom of the Sand God. She has never been here before. If she wants to escape, where can she escape to?
She didn't have much medicine powder left, and all the daggers binding her hands and feet had been removed.
Gu Xin was at a loss for what to do.
She untied the rope, got up and stretched. The noise outside was getting quieter and quieter; there were hardly any patrolling sounds.
She quietly approached the tent flap, peeked out through a small gap, and saw that it was quiet outside. Should she run away now?
The Sand God Kingdom is located north of Kun City. As long as she heads south, she will definitely be able to escape back.
She has no idea how many days she has been missing; her family must be very worried about her.
Gu Xin stayed in the tent for a while longer, then grabbed a blanket from the bed and prepared to escape.
Gu Nian taught her to look at the stars and find the Big Dipper to identify directions.
After successfully escaping the royal tent, Gu Xin found a secluded spot, looked up at the starry sky, and tried to determine her direction.
She was wrapped in a blanket, clutching a short knife tightly in her hand, which she had taken from the sleeping patrolman.
This was the only weapon she had left. The grassland was vast, and she relied on the starry sky to find her way, heading south.
There were no mountains or rivers around, and it was quiet except for the occasional howl of wolves, which frightened Gu Xin.
She had never been to the grasslands before, and she wondered if the wolves on the grasslands were even more ferocious than those in the mountains and forests.
Grandma said that wolves always appear in packs, and she really didn't want to run into one. She was never arrogant and didn't think she could take down a pack of wolves.
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