After taking the dicine and lying comfortably in the carriage, Su Yan finally felt relieved.
The first ti seeing blood, as long as it’s treated tily, there shouldn’t be much of a problem, as long as no major incidents occur in the future.
Perhaps due to not having rested well for a long ti, lying in the speeding carriage, Su Yan gradually fell asleep.
In this sleep, she slept very deeply, and when she woke up it was already evening. After eating, everyone continued on the journey.
In the following days, most of the ti was spent on the road.
They rarely stopped to rest, and each ti only rested for one or two hours, no longer taking a whole night like at the beginning.
Anyway, Su Yan didn’t mind; in the carriage, she could rest at any ti.
After leaving the Great Nan Dynasty’s border, they didn’t go through Xiliang Country but instead passed through Fengling Country, detouring back to Cangyue Country.
Along the way, although Su Yan didn’t hear anything, the desolate atmosphere of war was still very strong.
Especially after entering Cangyue Country’s territory, this feeling intensified.
No one knew to what extent Chu Yuxiao’s army had advanced.
The carriage curtain was lifted, and the rarely-seen Cang Mo ca in, causing Su Yan to sit up warily, watching him intently.
He glanced at her calmly, lay down naturally, crossed his hands over his abdon, and closed his eyes to sleep.
Su Yan watched him for a long ti. Seeing he made no movents, her tense nerves finally relaxed.
He fell asleep quickly; it seed that more than half a month’s journey had exhausted him.
Is he resting now because he’s in his own territory, no longer worried?
Or is he gathering his strength to face Chu Yuxiao?
Looking out the window, Su Yan suddenly realized she missed Chu Yuxiao very much, even if it was through this kind of encounter, she was willing...
After a few more days of traveling, the carriage entered Fengdu City of Cangyue Country. A large group of guards ca to greet Cang Mo, and Su Yan was arranged to stay in an official residence, watched over by more than a dozen guards.
Since that day, she hadn’t seen Cang Mo again, and was confined to the room every day, not allowed to go anywhere.
They kept a close watch on her, even the four nannies and two maids who took care of her were skilled people.
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