Yin Shen's gaze swept over the crowd, finally locking onto the protruding rock on the left.
Yin Shen moved through the crowd and walked to the rock.
There weren't many people around the rock, as if everyone was instinctively avoiding it.
Yin Shen approached, and the person on the rock immediately noticed.
Princess Changhuan uttered a vague word of surprise, which Yin Shen couldn't hear clearly, but instinctively knew it wasn't a good word.
Chuzheng heard it clearly.
She glanced at Princess Changhuan.
Unexpectedly, this young princess was quite adept at cursing, yet it was uncertain from whom she learned it.
Yin Shen stepped onto the rock.
This was a vantage point, away from the crowd, offering a perfect view.
"Princess," Yin Shen bowed, with proper etiquette, "Leaving the palace without permission, it seems the rules you learned last time weren't enough."
Yin Shen didn't know that Princess Changhuan had also left the palace, and now he caught two at once.
