When she thought of her older brother, she felt she had many things to do.
Originally, she intended to directly allow her biological elder brother to enter the Golden Pearl Space to study Mechanism Techniques, not realizing that before the upgrade of the Ranch Space, not even a horse could be accommodated.
She estimated that her dear brother could no longer enter, so she would have to handcopy all the knowledge about Mechanism Techniques and give it to her elder brother to study.
"You and your brother are..." the Elder Princess gazed at her steadily with a prolonged voice.
"Twins, born together as dragon and phoenix."
In these times, a pair of dragon-phoenix twins were auspicious omens, even more so when she was foretold to be a star of imperial destiny, a prophecy even more remarkable.
"My mother is impressive, isn’t she?"
The elder princess took a deep breath and nodded.
Thirteen years old, dragon-phoenix twins, and both in Qianlin County—could such a coincidence really exist? She clasped her hands together, kneading them hard, and blinked her sore eyes.
"Miss Lin, you’re so young to have travelled so far. Are your parents at ease with this? It would be better if you return home as soon as possible for peace of mind."
"It’s alright, my parents aren’t at home anyway," said Lin Caisang.
Mentioning her father, she wondered if she should look for him; his complete absence was strange. If he was still alive, he should have sent word home at some point. If he... were no longer alive, they should have received an official notice.
"Your parents aren’t at home?" asked the Elder Princess.
"Well... how should I put it."
Lin Caisang let out an exasperated expression, pouting as she looked at the Elder Princess.
"Anyway, I don’t even know what my mother looks like. As for my father, he went to battle four years ago and hasn’t returned since. I have been living with my grandparents, and they’ve treated me very well."
Having such loving grandparents who cherished her made her content.
As for her father, she knew she had to find him because he had been incredibly kind to the original host. And when it came to her biological mother... she had no impressions.
"Let’s not talk about me. Elder Princess, I’ve written down all the names of the medicines here on these pages. Allow Nanny Bai to take good care of them. Make sure not to lose them. These are all concocted by me. They help soothe the mind. Also, these are bars of soap. Rub them on your body while bathing, and it will create bubbles. They are very good to use; I’ve tried them myself."
Having said enough about the previous topic, it was better to fully introduce the items she had brought, avoiding future complications.
The Elder Princess stared blankly at her, seeming a little excited, yet restraining herself, and refraining from reaching out to Lin Caisang.
From what Lin Caisang had said, she could almost confirm her suspicion, but...
"Nanny Bai, come here."
She beckoned from behind, and Nanny Bai immediately walked over.
"Princess, your elderly servant is here."
"Nanny Bai, be sure to keep these medicines safe."
The Elder Princess extended her trembling hand, pointing to the medicines that Lin Caisang had brought, instructing Nanny Bai.
"Yes, Princess," replied Nanny Bai obediently.
"Nanny Bai, remember the matter I asked you to investigate before? You did say that the girl was very plump, didn’t you?" The princess took a deep breath and asked with a steady voice.
Although she felt too ashamed to see them, she had asked her most loyal Nanny Bai to personally check on them.
Nanny Bai never expected that the princess would suddenly bring up that matter. She was startled at first, and then respectfully responded.
She wanted to ask why the princess was suddenly bringing up this matter. Hadn’t they agreed never to mention it again? Pretend those people had never existed. What was happening