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The little princess originally lived in Yiluan Hall of the Three Halls in Western Separated City. Due to the death of General of National Defense Belron in Chang'an, she lost her support, and Zhu Wen relocated her to Fairy Abode.
Zhu Wen was someone who did not believe in gods or spirits. The fact that Belron, a deity sent by the heavens, could die like a mortal only deepened his disbelief in the existence of gods. Naturally, the little princess lost favor as a result. For a long time, Belron had been residing as a deity sent by the heavens, helping Zhu Wen achieve dominance on Earth. It was thanks to Belron's influence that the little princess enjoyed such favor and allowed the Little Emperor to feel pleased for a few days.
Now that Belron was gone, Zhu Wen had already seized power and felt he no longer needed any so-called divine assistance. However, Zhu Wen was a meticulous person and still held some apprehension towards the little princess. He feared that one day, if the heavens were to blame him, everything would be over for him. Therefore, although he had demoted the little princess from the palace in Western Separated City to Fairy Abode, he treated her differently from the Little Emperor and arranged for her to stay in Fairy Abode within the palace. He only assigned one servant and one maid to her, making the large courtyard feel exceptionally desolate. The little princess was completely separated from the Little Emperor; she could no longer receive news about him or meet him.
After being relocated to Fairy Abode, the little princess's temper grew increasingly irritable. She would often curse at people and throw things, leaving no one daring to speak with her. The maidservants had no way to handle her; their only option was to avoid her and keep their distance, allowing her to be alone in her room and do whatever she wanted as long as it didn't lead to any fatal consequences.
Once Kairuot found Fairy Abode, it wasn't difficult for him to locate the little princess. There were only a few rooms in Fairy Abode with lights on, making it easy to identify, and the light in the little princess's room was the brightest. Aside from having someone accompany her during meals and baths, she spent almost all her time alone in her room. She didn't want anyone with her; if someone accompanied her, she would scream and shout uncontrollably, disturbing the peace of the entire courtyard.
Late at night, the little princess lay diagonally on her bed without even taking off her clothes, drowsily squinting her eyes. After demanding to see the Little Emperor all day without anyone paying attention to her, she finally quieted down.
Suddenly, she sensed a figure and alertly sat up, surprised to find Kairuot standing at the foot of her bed. Just as she was about to scream, Kairuot struck a pressure point on her, rendering her unable to move. The little princess thought Kairuot had come specifically to kill her and looked at him in terror.
Kairuot whispered to her, "As long as you promise not to scream, I will release your pressure point. Is that okay?"
The little princess nodded.
Kairuot released her mute pressure point and continued asking her, "Do you know why I came to find you?"
The little princess shook her head, indicating that she did not know.
Kairuot told her, "Because I feel you are my daughter."
"You are talking nonsense!" The little princess's voice was so loud that it could be heard even outside the room. If she weren't used to causing a scene, the maid might have come in to check.
Kairuot placed his index finger on his lips and softly said "shh," urging her to be quiet.
The little princess, constrained by his ability, could only close her mouth.
"Don't you think we resemble each other?"
The little princess widened her eyes at him and then shook her head.
"Oh, I misspoke; you look very much like your mother." Kairuot quickly corrected himself. "Don't you feel that there's an indescribable sense of familiarity when we meet?"
The little princess nodded in agreement. She asked curiously, "What are you doing here in the middle of the night?"
Kairuot replied, "To see you."
"I don't believe you," the little princess raised her voice again. Seeing Kairuot make another shushing gesture, she quickly lowered her voice and said, "You're clearly lying to me."
"Why would I lie to you?"
"Because, because..." The little princess thought hard for a moment and said, "Because you want to Usurp the throne."
"Silly girl, your father could Usurp the throne with ease; he wouldn't need to go through such great lengths to find you."
The little princess thought for a moment and felt that what he said made sense. She pleaded with Kairuot, "Can you unlock all my acupoints? It's quite uncomfortable for me to sit like this."
Kairuot smiled at her and said, "Your acupoints have already been unlocked; otherwise, try walking around."
Sure enough, the little princess was able to move freely. Suddenly, she knelt before Kairuot and bowed her head, saying, "Father, please save Little Emperor. He has been imprisoned by that old man Zhu Wen."
"I don't want to interfere with matters on Earth," Kairuot said as he helped the little princess up. "But you can go save him."
"But I'm so small and I don't know how to rescue him!"
"Father can teach you martial arts. At this stage, Zhu Wen won't do anything to Little Emperor. Once you learn martial arts, you will be able to rescue your Elder Brother Emperor."
Children are easily influenced; the little princess immediately agreed to learn martial arts.
Kairuot first infused her body with some true energy and taught her how to use it to open up the meridians in her body. Although the time was short that night, the little princess had laid a preliminary foundation in internal energy.
At dawn, Kairuot quietly left, saying he would return in the evening to continue teaching her practice.
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