"Go and tell the village chief that I will take Agui and the others out for a walk and bring them back before dinner. I will bring guards to protect them so that they can rest assured."
The guard responded and walked quickly to the front hall.
When I came back after a while, the guards, the old village chief and others came together.
The old village chief first glanced at Agui and others sternly, making Agui and others lower their heads in fright. Then, the old village chief looked at Yun Jingchu, "Princess Kang, are these children making a fuss for you to take care of?"
Did they go out to play?"
"No, it's just that I just came out and met them, and I thought that since they came here, I haven't taken them out for a walk. I left the palace today, so I can take them for a walk." Yun Jingchu said with a smile.
"Why bother Princess Kang?" The old village chief looked hesitant.
"It's not a troublesome thing. I have nothing to do today. I planned to go out for a walk, so I happened to take Agui and the others with me. Besides, I really like these children. If I can't entertain them well now, I will definitely do so in the future.
It will be a pity. Don't worry, I have guards with me and will take good care of the children." Yun Jingchu's face was serious and sincere.
"...Well, Princess Kang, I'll trouble you then." The old village chief is also a person who knows current affairs, and he knows that if he refuses any more, he will be a bit ungrateful.
After saying that, the old village chief looked at Agui and others: "After you go out, you should not run around and listen to Princess Kang's words, you know?"
"I know." The children responded obediently, with a hint of excitement in their tone.
"Also, Agui, watch the children and don't let them run around." The old village chief warned Agui.
"Yes, village chief." Agui replied obediently.
"Then old village chief, let's go out."
Saying goodbye to the old village chief, Yun Jingchu took the children out of the courtyard, then asked the guards to prepare the carriage. After counting the number of children, he carried them one by one into the carriage.
There were eleven children in total, divided into two carriages. Yun Jingchu and the five children took one, and the other six children took one, accompanied by Qu Ying.
As soon as they hit the street, the children were chattering with joy.
"Look, that red one is candied haws. I ate it a few days ago and it was delicious..."
"Brother, what is that?"
"Look, that's a candy man. I've seen it in a book..."
"That's a place that sells clothes..."
"That's where books are sold..."
"That's a windmill..."
After walking for a while, Yun Jingchu stopped the carriage and got off.
Then she made the children line up and follow her hand in hand, with the guards guarding them on either side.
Because children are curious about everything, basically every time they go to a stall or a store they pass by, they have to listen and go in to take a look.
Yun Jingchu would pay for anything the children were interested in. They could just hold it in their hands if they wanted to eat or play. If they couldn't take it, they would ask the guards to put it in the carriage.
Soon, almost all the children were holding something in their hands, such as candied haws, sugar figures, sesame cakes, rattles, windmills...
Yun Jingchu also bought a dozen books for several children, as well as clothes, shoes, etc. and asked the guards to put them in the carriage.
After wandering all the way until noon, Yun Jingchu took his eleven children into the best restaurant in the capital, then asked the shopkeeper for a large private room and went in to have a meal.
Although the children have been to the palace to dine, this is the first time for them to dine in a restaurant, so they are all a bit novel...