Shen Ning didn't know how long she had been asleep, nor did she know that she fell into Chu Shaoyang's arms.
She was just too sleepy and exhausted, especially after that exhausting competition, she was exhausted and fell asleep without knowing what was going on.
Finally, she opened her eyes in a daze and found that it was pitch black, without stars or moon. Her consciousness was still unclear, and her head was still buzzing with pain.
"Where am I? Am I dead? Am I in hell? Why is there no light?"
Her consciousness didn't last long, and then she fell asleep again.
When she woke up again, she found that there was still no light in front of her eyes. She was in darkness and could not see her fingers. This time, her consciousness was completely awake. She knew that she was not dead, she was still alive!
But where is she
She could feel that she was lying on a soft and comfortable bed, covered with a quilt, and the silky fabric was smooth and soft against her delicate skin.
"It turns out that I can't see anything because it's night and there are no lights in the room." She thought to herself.
She frowned, remembering the last scene before she lost consciousness. What she saw was Chu Shaobai's decisive figure leaving, and then she didn't know anything.
So, was she brought back to the palace by Chu Shaoyang
Is this Liuyunxuan
"Chun Tao! Xia He!" she shouted.
She didn't like darkness, especially this kind of darkness where no light could be seen. She was used to lighting a candle by her bedside to emit a dim yellow light even when she fell asleep.
No one responded, her shouts echoed in the space, and the surroundings were so quiet that there was no sound.
Shen Ning suddenly realized something was wrong.
Because she heard nothing.
Although Liuyunxuan was quiet, she would often hear the wind knocking on the window lattice at night, crickets chirping outside the window, and the night breeze would bring a faint fragrance of flowers. Everything there was alive and the air was flowing.
But now she felt lifeless.
There was no wind, no moving air, no chirping of crickets, no fragrance of flowers. What she smelled was a rotten smell.
She suddenly sat up from the bed and wanted to get off the ground. She suddenly heard a crisp choking sound, like the sound of metal tapping.
Immediately afterwards, her wrists tightened and something pulled her back to the bed.
She was shocked. She stretched out her hand and found that there were actually two iron chains, tightly tied to her wrists. She moved her feet and found that her two ankles were also tied by iron chains.
The chain was not long or thick, but it was very strong, binding her whole body to the bed in a large shape.
She was shocked and angry. It was obvious that she was being held captive.
"Is there anyone? Let me go! Chu Shaoyang, is it you! Why do you want to keep me here? Chu Shaoyang!" She yelled through gritted teeth.
Her voice echoed in the dark room, one after another, until her voice became hoarse, but no one answered her.
Her throat was dry and sore, and she could no longer make a sound. She tried hard to open her eyes wide in the darkness, but she still couldn't see anything. She gasped heavily, and her heart was filled with fear.
This fear of completely losing her freedom made her feel desperate from the bottom of her heart.
She didn't even know who was imprisoning her, why she was imprisoned, and how long she was going to be imprisoned.