"Have we entered the Dahua Empire already?" As the train passed the border of Qin Country, Ying Yue, who sat in the carriage, pulled back the curtain on the window and looked out at the yellow earth.
The landscape here was somewhat similar to Northern Shaanxi, with fewer cultivated fields, looking bare and yellowish, yet not quite like a Gobi desert; it could still sustain some people's lives.
"Yes, Princess. If we continue forward, we will soon reach Shahun City." The maid nodded and answered her master's question: "We have now entered the territory of the Dahua Empire."
The train they were on was lengthy, carrying approximately the size of two battalions of security troops. These men were meticulously selected from the Imperial Guards of Qin Country because they were entrusted with the care of truly important things.
