Princess Ying Chuan boarded her coach and left the mansion. As she was only the princess of Lu Kingdom, there was no way she could compare to Taba Ao, who was a monarch of a great kingdom. Her coach was rather simple and low-key; it was just an ordinary double-wheeled coach made from wood with clear varnish. Four guards were seen following beside it. Inside the coach, besides Princess Ying Chuan herself were only two other serving ladies. In Ji City, a coach like this was considered fairly shabby, and not eye-catching.
After it left the mansion, the coach took a few turns in Inner District Two of Ji City, traveled through a few main streets and alleys, then went past the city gate and came to Inner District Three, where it again took another few turns. And finally, it went straight to Inner District One from a city gate located on the East.
