Quick Transmigration: Survive to the End

Looking at the beautiful clothes laid out in front of her, Yin Yin didn't make a choice immediately, but asked, "Has my older sister returned?"

Upon hearing the familiar address, the head maid became even more humble: "His Majesty returned yesterday and instructed that if Your Highness returns, you may visit her at any time."

Yinyin nodded, casually pointed to a more casual tulip skirt, put it on, and prepared to go out.

The head maid stopped her, saying, "Your Highness, you haven't put on your crown yet."

Yin Yin had to wait until they brought out another floral crown made of various gemstones before her dressing was considered complete.

This time, she didn't need to worry; the head maid led the way for her and took her to the Queen's study.

Yinyin knocked on the door and, sure enough, saw her older sister's familiar face.

"Not bad," the Queen nodded in satisfaction, "This outfit suits you very well."

Yinyin, holding onto her skirt, gracefully curtsied and said, "Thank you for preparing this for me, elder sister."

The Empress smiled and gestured for her to sit down beside her: "I sent a letter to the Grand Preceptor, intending to invite him to the castle, but he sent word back that he wants you to come in person."

Yinyin didn't think there was anything wrong with it: "It's only the disciple who goes to see the teacher, how can the teacher come to see the disciple?"

"But I don't know the way, so you'll have to ask someone to take me there."

"No need for me to see you off," the Empress pointed out the window, "The Imperial Advisor sent someone early this morning to wait for you."

Since arriving at the castle, Yin Yin had been preoccupied with her affairs and hadn't paid attention to the outside world. Only after being reminded by the Queen did she get up and walk to the window.

With just one glance, she involuntarily tightened her grip on the window frame.

The style of that military uniform is that of the Golden Crow Army!

Yinyin couldn't stay any longer and said to the Empress, "Sister, they're all waiting for me down there, so I'll go now and come back to keep you company later."

The Empress didn't pay much attention and simply waved her hand to let her leave.

Yinyin knew the way downstairs.

Once outside the study, Yin Yin didn't even bother with the head maid waiting outside. Her steps quickened, eventually reaching the point of running.

The head maid and the others chased after them, panting heavily. In the end, they had to use a little trick, borrowing the power of the wind, to barely keep up.

When the guards in the castle saw Yin Yin, they quickly saluted, but Yin Yin just nodded, stopped, and looked at the few people dressed as Golden Crow soldiers standing by the carriage.

The leader looked up and revealed a face that was both distant and strangely familiar.

Before Yinyin could even recall who she was, she blurted out unconsciously, "Xiao Fu."

Xiao Fu's eyes lit up, and a bright smile appeared on her face.

"My lady, it's been so many years. How are you?"

"It's safe, of course it's safe," Yin Yin said, having already figured out who it was. She composed herself and got into the carriage. "Let's go, I can't wait."

It's no wonder that Yin Yin has such a deep impression of Xiao Fu; it's because her encounter with Xiao Fu was truly unforgettable, and Xiao Fu stayed by her side for a long time.

When Yin Yin first met Xiao Fu on the street, she was a child who had been kidnapped and beaten, and had struggled to escape. Because of her, Yin Yin realized for the first time the source of Yin Hong's bodyguards and the dark side of the male lead hidden behind the plot.

After Xiao Fu was rescued, she stayed by her side from the age of eight until she grew old.

First she served as a maid, then as a female guard, then as a Golden Crow Guard, and finally, Xiao Fu became the commander of the Golden Crow Army, making great contributions to the cause.

In that world, she walked ahead of Xiao Fu, unaware of what would happen behind her.

But seeing Xiao Fu still so young today, there must be many things she doesn't know about the past.

The castle wasn't far from the mage tower, and the carriage that Xiao Fu and the others brought was no ordinary vehicle. Yin Yin felt that she had only been spacing out for a short while when the carriage stopped.

"Miss, we've arrived."

Yinyin got off the carriage but didn't see anyone, only a wall.

Xiao Fu led her to the mage tower, gave a signal, and then a door appeared in front of her.

Xiao Fu opened the door, but did not go inside: "The Imperial Advisor forbids us from going in. You will have to walk the rest of the way by yourself, Miss."

After saying that, Xiao Fu added, "The Imperial Preceptor said that he wants to check if you have neglected your studies, so you have to figure out where he is yourself."

Yinyin nodded and went inside.

The door behind me closed silently, turning back into a thick wall.

The bracelet on Yin Yin's wrist was revealed, and the next moment, the most meticulously crafted and complex destiny chart appeared in her hand.

Yinyin started fiddling with the tool without hesitation, only to find that the final result kept changing. Clearly, the person she was calculating was moving.

Seeing this, Yinyin decided to stop trying to calculate the most accurate location after getting a rough estimate, and instead decided to go to the floors with the higher probability of finding the correct location.

However, this mage tower is very tall. Although there are stairs, it would take a long time to climb it directly.

It would be great if there were elevators or wings.

As soon as Yinyin thought this, the little butterfly flew out from her fingertip, circled in front of her, and then merged directly into her body.

The next instant, Yin Yin unfurled her ice-blue butterfly wings on her back. They were clear and reflected brilliant colors, captivating anyone who saw them.

With her butterfly wings, adorned with a vibrant flower crown and a bud-shaped skirt, if you disregard her size, she would look exactly like a beautiful little flower fairy, the kind who would be busy flitting among the flowers with a small basket slung over her shoulder.

Yinyin moved her shoulders and looked at the butterfly wings on her back with some surprise, discovering that she seemed to be able to control them.

With a gentle flap of her wings, Yin Yin lifted herself off the ground. However, in her surprise, she forgot to continue flapping her wings and fell back down. Fortunately, the distance wasn't great, and she wasn't injured.

But after this experience, Yin Yin mastered the technique. Her butterfly wings fluttered rapidly, and she soared into the air like she was dancing.

Although there were bound to be some stumbles and setbacks, the results were good.

After reaching the approximate floor, Yin Yin did not fall directly, but maintained her height and began to manipulate the horoscope again.

After several mistakes, Yin Yin came up with an idea.

She first calculated a location and pretended to fly in that direction, but her subordinates kept calculating new locations, changing direction in mid-air and landing at the new location.

Sure enough, when she arrived, the familiar black hood had just moved into place.

The two nearly collided, and the black hooded man even leaned back slightly.

The hood slipped down, revealing a baby face with white hair and beard.

"Ouch, my back! I only played with you for a little while, and you've already started using tricks on me."

"No, no, we can't keep this apprentice!"