Just now, when Fergu Chun rushed over to fight, Cuihu decisively ran back to find Yunyi to come and take a look.
With Cuihu gone, Cuiwei naturally couldn't leave, so she watched her master with worry from the side.
Yunyi rushed over after receiving news from Cuihu, but because it was quite far away, she arrived a little late.
When Foerguochun saw her mother coming, her heart skipped a beat, and she quickly ran over to hug Yunyi and act coquettishly.
Yunyi tapped her forehead and whispered, "I'll deal with you when we get back."
This made Folgochun pout and obediently stand aside without saying a word.
If she couldn't recognize the little girl when she first saw her, now that she saw Consort Rong, Urina could guess who the mother and daughter were.
She pulled her son along and bowed to Consort Rong. She put away her earlier playful laughter and her expression became more serious.
The son got into a fight with the princess. Although he lost, what if Consort Rong is unreasonable and blames her son?
Before she knew the Imperial Concubine's personality, she acted with utmost respect, leaving no room for criticism.
Yunyi wasn't unreasonable. She first helped the other person up before asking what had happened.
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After some investigation, everyone realized it was a misunderstanding. It turned out that Ferguchun had misunderstood; she thought Daiqin was bullying someone, when in fact the two good friends were just sparring.
However, the two little ones became friends after their misunderstanding was resolved. After that, Foerguochun and Daiqin became good friends and would often go out to play together.
Through their conversation, Yunyi learned their identities from Urina: she was the wife of Ochir, the Jasak Dorok Prince of the Bairin tribe in Southern Mongolia.
That young man was her eldest son, named Daiqin. He was the same age as Fuerguochun, both born in the tenth year of the Kangxi Emperor's reign. In fact, Fuerguochun was a few months older, making him the older sister.
Upon hearing this identity, Yunyi was slightly surprised. If she remembered correctly, Princess Guren Rongxian of the Kangxi Emperor married into the Bairin tribe of Southern Mongolia.
Now that she sees the two little ones getting to know each other despite their initial conflict, Yunyi is happy to let them get to know each other. That way, when Kangxi really bestows a marriage upon them, they will have an emotional foundation and be able to live a better life together.
As they were talking, Yunyi and Wurina were having a pleasant conversation and were about to invite her to their tent to continue their discussion when suddenly dark clouds gathered, a strong wind arose, and a torrential downpour began.
The weather changed quickly and abruptly; just moments ago the sky was clear and blue, but suddenly it started raining, much to everyone's surprise.
It started raining, and seeing that this place was relatively close to her tent, Urina suggested that she go to her place to take shelter.
Yunyi naturally agreed, as she also wanted to learn about Urina's situation. So the group reached a consensus and soon went over.
Inside the tent, Yunyi chatted with Urina, while Folgochun played with Daiqin on the other side.
Time passed slowly, and before long it was dark, but Kangxi had not returned. Yunyi knew that something must have happened.
She was about to brave the rain and go back to ask Lady Tongjia about the situation, after all, she was the Imperial Noble Consort, currently the highest-ranking person in the harem.
Yunyi did this merely to put on a show, so as not to appear as if she had no concern for Kangxi.
Before she could even set off, she heard a palace maid outside reporting, "Is Her Highness the Imperial Noble Consort here? She summons you to discuss important matters."
With the summons from the Tongjia clan, Yunyi didn't need to speak up herself. She got up, bid farewell to Urina, and then left with Folgochun.
Halfway there, she told Ferguchun to go back first, while she took Ruozhu and went to Tongjia's tent.
The rain had subsided considerably by now, and Yunyi guessed that the matter was probably over.
Tongjia was pacing back and forth inside the tent, looking very anxious.
Most of the high-ranking concubines went hunting with Emperor Kangxi, but Lady Tongjia, who was in poor health and not good at riding and archery, did not go.
"Consort Rong, I am so sorry to have troubled you to come in the rain. I am also unsure of what to do. His Majesty has been gone for so long, and it is already dark and he has not returned. What do you think, should we send someone to check on him?"
When it rained heavily in the afternoon, Lady Tongjia thought that Kangxi would return soon, or that they had found a place to take shelter from the rain, so she was not too worried.
As evening approached and the rain subsided, everyone else returned one after another, except for Kangxi and his group.
It was only then that Lady Tongjia guessed that something might have gone wrong, but she wasn't sure if she was right. What if the Emperor had just been delayed on the road?
Therefore, she was undecided and summoned Consort Rong, of the Ma Jia clan, who was second only to her in rank, to discuss the matter.
Yunyi did not want to take responsibility, so she pretended to be hesitant and said that the Imperial Concubine should make the decision.
Just as the two were at an impasse and unable to make a decision, a slightly anxious voice came from outside.
"Your Majesty, the Emperor has returned. He appears to be injured, and his condition does not look good. You should go and see him quickly."
After speaking softly, Lady Tongjia stopped arguing with Yunyi and walked out directly.
As one of Kangxi's concubines, Yunyi naturally had to go and see for herself with a worried expression; how could she stand aside?
Upon arrival, Kangxi received medical treatment inside, while Yunyi and Lady Tongjia were kept outside by Liang Jiugong.
"Your Majesties, please stop here. His Majesty is injured and is still being treated by the imperial physicians. You two should return first!"
As he spoke, Liang Jiugong bowed respectfully. Because of the rain, he was soaked to the bone and looked somewhat disheveled.
However, when he saw the Imperial Noble Consort and the Noble Consort Rong approaching, he still respectfully stopped them.
Tongjia loved her cousin the most. When she heard the news that Kangxi was injured, she was extremely anxious and even had the idea of rushing in.
It was only thanks to the rationality of the palace maid beside her that she was stopped from being so rude.
Seeing this, Liang Jiugong spoke again: "Your Majesties, His Majesty has instructed that you should all return to your own tents and wait, and not go out unless necessary."
After he finished speaking, Yunyi understood why she hadn't seen Consort Yi, Consort Hui, Consort An, and the others outside.
These women had all gone hunting with Emperor Kangxi. Now that he had returned, they were nowhere to be found. Yunyi had been wondering about this, but now she understood.
Although Liang Jiugong had tried to get rid of her, Tongjia Shi was unwilling to leave. If Yunyi were to leave rashly, it would ruin her image.
Just as she was hesitating, a furious roar came from inside: "Get out!"
Although the voice wasn't very clear, Yunyi still recognized it as Kangxi's voice. She was somewhat taken aback; what was going on?
A sudden thought struck Yunyi: she remembered the wish she had made. Could it be that her wish had come true, and that the imperial physician had indeed diagnosed Kangxi with…
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