After Ye Zao's investiture ceremony, the palace quieted down for a while.
They were just waiting for the Ninth Princess to return to the capital.
The Fourth Master had not yet bestowed a Princess Mansion, which likely meant that the princess would spend the New Year in the palace.
And also the Ninth Princess's daughter, named Princess Mo Yaqi.
For some reason, this child did not have a Mongolian name but a Manchu name.
Perhaps the Ninth Princess named her herself.
In their tribe, she was the youngest Princess. She was only six years old.
It's uncertain how the Fourth Master would arrange it, as the child was his niece but also the daughter of an enemy.
Ye Zao thought that it was fortunate she was a girl, so she might not necessarily have to remember Mongolia as she grew up.
If it had been a boy, it would have been difficult.
On the twentieth of November, Princess Gulun Wenxian entered the capital with her daughter.
