The horse ran for half an hour without stopping, and he followed for half an hour.
Su Yang didn't get left far behind by the horse.
Princess Yinchuan wanted to see how fast he could actually run, so she used all her strength to ride the horse, yet couldn't shake Su Yang off.
Out of energy, Princess Yinchuan's speed got slower and slower.
She was also afraid of exhausting Su Yang to the point where he'd make her walk on her own instead of riding a horse, which would be a loss.
One should know when to stop.
Just as she thought this, she heard Su Yang say, "Stop for now."
Princess Yinchuan's heart raced.
Su Yang led the horse to a halt and helped Princess Yinchuan down.
It was hot, and Su Yang had been running alongside, sweating profusely.
Standing close, all she felt was the heat from his body hitting her.
If it were her, she would've likely collapsed halfway.
Buzzing bees could be heard around her ears.
