With a warehouse full of supplies, I stood alone as king in this chaotic world, gun in hand.

"Uncle, we're trying to get to Lindongguan, but we're lost. Could you tell us where we are? How far is it from Lindongguan?" Nangong Wu asked.

Upon hearing this, the man came out, looked her up and down, then glanced at the snowmobile next to him, a glint of shrewdness flashing in his eyes.

"Are you from Lindongguan? Or are you planning to go to Lindongguan? Why are you, a young lady, here all alone?"

Nangong Wu saw the ill intent in his eyes, and her gaze turned slightly cold. "We were a caravan passing through here. Everyone else was waiting over there. I came here alone to ask for directions."

Upon hearing that she mentioned a caravan, the man's eyes lit up even more. "How many people are in your caravan? And what kind of goods are you carrying?"

"Whoosh!" The man felt a flash of cold light before his eyes, and a sword was pressed against his neck.

"Don't ask questions if you don't want to die." Nangong Wu pressed down slightly on the sword in her hand, and a bloody mark appeared on the man's neck.

"Answer what I just said, or I'll have your head chopped off."

"What do you want to do? If you dare hurt me, none of you will leave here alive!" the man shouted.

Two more men came out of the house, carrying large knives.

"So it was a den of thieves." Nangong Wu kicked, and a "crack" sound of bones breaking came from the ground.

"Ah!" The man screamed and fell down, clutching his knees and rolling around in the snow in pain.

"You bitch, how dare you hurt my brother!"

The two men surrounded her.

The man lying on the ground hurriedly said, "Second brother... third brother, capture them alive... to be our wives! They also have a caravan... get everyone out... we're rich..."

Nangong Wu's eyes suddenly turned fierce, and she flung out two willow-leaf knives, striking the man on the right in the forehead and neck.

"Ah..." The man opened his eyes wide and fell down.

"Third brother!"

Both men screamed at the same time.

"You can't even dodge my hidden weapons, yet you want to become a bandit like others."

Nangong Wu stomped on the eldest brother's chest, pointed her crossbow at the second brother on her left, and said in a voice colder than the wind, "Answer what I just said, or I'll kill your whole family."

"We are hunters here. There are no other houses for miles around, and with this much snow, you can't possibly get out..."

Nangong Wu pulled the trigger again, and with a "whoosh," the short arrow struck the second brother's thigh.

"Ah." The second brother also collapsed.

"Answer my question: Where is this place? How do I get to Lindong Pass?" Nangong Wu pointed her crossbow at the man's forehead. "If you answer incorrectly again, you'll get another hole in your head."

"I'll talk, I'll talk..." The man finally got scared.

"It's more than 400 li from here to Lindong Pass, heading northeast..."

Nangong Wu pulled the trigger, ending the man's life.

Anyone who dares to have wicked thoughts about her deserves to die.

"You...don't kill me..." The second brother crawled backward in fear.

"Fine, then you can stay and collect their bodies!"

Nangong Wu got on a snowmobile and left.

"Master, I feel that this person is not telling the truth," Eileen's voice came through.

"I know, let's get out of here first." Nangong Wu found an open space and brought out the helicopter.

Li Shuang and Li Ke were still sitting inside.

"Princess, those people dared to offend you, they should all be killed!" Li Ke said angrily.

"We were just asking for directions. Two people died and one was injured. They have already been punished. There's no need to kill them all," Nangong Wu said calmly.

"They took advantage of the princess being alone. If she were an ordinary woman, she would have fallen into their hands," Li Shuang said.

"No ordinary woman would come here." Nangong Wu smiled and put on her headset.

She didn't go in the direction the man had suggested, but instead headed south.

She felt she had gone too far and wanted to head south to find someone to ask for directions.

After flying for dozens of kilometers, they saw houses.

This time they met a kind family and asked for directions.

It turned out they had gone too far and entered the northern part of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Lindong Pass was more than 300 li away from here, in the southwest direction.

An hour later, they finally found Lindong Pass, where the flags of the Western Yan Kingdom fluttered.

"Rumble..."

The roar of the helicopter engine echoed through the silent valley.

Soldiers sheltering from the wind and snow in the gatehouse heard faint sounds and ran out to investigate.

A soldier pointed forward and said, "Look, what's that? It's flying this way."

A lieutenant followed them out, his eyes widening as he watched the approaching helicopter. "It's Princess Runing! Princess Runing has come to rescue us!"

"It really is Princess Runing Feiji, we're saved..." Several soldiers cried out.

For three days in a row, they have only been drinking a bowl of thin porridge. Today it is already noon and no one has brought them food. They are too weak to walk. Their only hope is that the princess will come to save them.

"General Huo said yesterday that the princess would come to rescue us soon, and he was right."

"Someone, quickly report to the General! Princess Runing has come to rescue us!" the deputy general ordered.

"Yes!" A soldier turned and ran down the city wall.

The lieutenant pulled down a flagpole next to him and waved it at the plane.

"Princess Runing, over here!"

Nangong Wu saw the soldiers at the pass and a slight smile appeared on her lips. She hoped they had arrived in time so that no one would starve or freeze to death.

She flew the helicopter to Lindong City and circled it three times in the air, letting everyone in Lindong Pass know that she had arrived!

For more than a month, the once quiet and desolate city of Lin Dong was stirred up by her arrival.

Soldiers and civilians rushed out, looking up at the flying chickens in the sky.

The helicopter landed slowly on the training ground.

The cabin door opened, and Nangong Wu stepped out, seeing Huo Lifeng and Li An each carrying a child as they strode towards her.

"Princess, you've finally arrived! We thought..." Li An burst into tears.

"Don't cry, you've suffered so much." Nangong Wu took out a handkerchief and wiped away her tears.

"Princess, it's windy outside. Let's go into the tent first," Li Feng said.

"it is good."

Nangong Wu followed them into the main camp.

"Mommy, I'm hungry..." The little girl in Li An's arms said weakly.

"Sleep well, be good!" Li An soothed softly.

Looking at her two emaciated children, Nangong Wu felt a pang of sorrow in her heart.

Hundreds of thousands of soldiers are stationed in this harsh and cold land, yet the imperial court doesn't even provide them with food.

She mentally produced several cartons of milk and handed them to the two children.

There were some snacks in the space, but I was afraid they would eat too fast and choke if they were hungry.

"You guys eat this first, and we'll eat the rest of the meal, okay?"

The boy looked at her timidly, not daring to accept it.

"Zhi'er, this is from His Highness, eat it!" Li Feng said.

"From now on, call me Aunt." Nangong Wu patted Huo Chengzhi's head. "Li Feng, you are Father's adopted son and my sworn brother. The children should call me Aunt."