The Adventures of Princess Saiya

She believed in Yu Hanzhou's abilities, and also believed in the medicines and other things she had prepared for him.

In addition, Saiya also took a copy of Sun Tzu's Art of War and Thirty-Six Strategies, as well as some other military books, and put them in Yu Hanzhou's luggage.

After sending Yu Hanzhou away, Saiya was still a little uncomfortable, so she could only take the three children out to play. As long as she kept herself busy, she would have no time to think about other things.

Moreover, the three children are not yet at the age of being naughty. They are very fun to play with. Moreover, they have taken wisdom pills and are very smart. Sia’s favorite thing to do every day is to coax and amuse them.

For example, tell them that getting more sun and soaking in water can help them grow faster?

For example, eating more bitter melon can make them grow strong.

For example, tricking three children into eating chili peppers.

Of course, she would not go too far. Although it was a prank, she would not joke about the children's health. She only did this after she was sure that there was nothing wrong with the children's health.

After all, she is my mother!

The emperor in the palace often called the three children into the palace, and of course, Saiya, the mother, would follow.

After all, her children were still young, and Sayya was afraid that they would encounter danger when entering the palace.

Although she had given the children universal detoxifying pills and was not worried about them getting poisoned, she was still afraid that they might encounter other accidents.

However, the three children loved playing in the palace because their grandfather in the palace was very kind to them.

Siya didn't stop him. When he could protect them, she didn't restrict their behavior.

While teaching the children, Saiya prepared supplies and medicines and sent them to the border. Although Yu Hanzhou could not come back, he often wrote back.

Every time Saiya received a letter, she would take the children to read it. She also drew a portrait of Yu Hanzhou for the children and often told them about Yu Hanzhou, for fear that the children would forget him when Yu Hanzhou came back.

This situation continued until the children were five years old. Yu Hanzhou came back during this period, but he only stayed for a few days before rushing back to the border.

After the children's fifth birthday, Sai Ya went to the palace to find the emperor and told him that she wanted to take the children to the border to reunite with Yu Hanzhou.

She missed Yu Hanzhou, and she had had enough of staying in the capital city. She was eager to go out for a walk and have a look.

The emperor originally disagreed, but was finally persuaded by Sai Ya. He also wanted to let his three little grandsons stay in the capital, but was rebuked by Sai Ya. After all, the three little guys had been born for several years and had only seen their father a few times?

How can I stay in the capital?

Anyway, Saiya was worried about the three little ones staying in the capital.

Finally, Sayya drove a carriage to the border with her three children and guards.

However, she was not in a hurry along the way. She could be said to have walked while sightseeing. It would have taken her more than half a year to reach the border, which would have taken her more than a month.

If she hadn't been writing letters to Yu Hanzhou to let him know she was safe, he would have thought that something had happened to them on the road!

As Saiya and his companions got closer and closer to the border, the surrounding towns and land became more and more desolate. Even the people they met had weathered faces and did not have the spirit of the people in the capital at all.