The Adventures of Princess Saiya

Over the next ten days, they traveled relatively smoothly, and Sai Ya was always able to find some wild vegetables and fruits every now and then. Everyone in the Li family said that Sai Ya was a lucky star who came to help them get through the difficult times.

After all, it was those things that Siya found, although not much, that helped them get through the difficult days every time.

During this period, they found a source of water. Although there was not much water, it was enough to make them happy for a long time. Everyone took something that could hold water and took it with them.

Siya saw that there seemed to be loach holes in the mud, so she tried to dig, and then she really dug out loaches.

She told everyone about her discovery.

Then all the people in the village, adults and children, joined in and dug up all the loaches nearby.

They finally got to eat some meat. Every family had wild vegetables stewed with loaches. The children ate it with such relish, and even the adults couldn't help but wolf it down.

The team did not stay here for too long. They only stopped to let everyone rest for two days. After all, there was water here, and there were loaches and some wild vegetables. Everyone could replenish their food here.

While Saiya was wandering around, she found a rabbit hole, so she called her cousins ​​to dig the rabbit hole together. They dug out five rabbits, two big ones and three half-grown ones. These rabbits looked quite fat, so they were a great bargain for the Li family.

They kept one big rabbit and handed the others over to the village chief.

These days, other villagers also found some food and did the same thing as the Li family. They kept a portion for themselves and gave the rest to the village chief for distribution.

Their village was on the road, and they had encountered people from other villages fleeing famine, but half of those who had fled had died on the road since they left.

From this we can see how powerful the village chief of Siya's village is, and how united the villagers are. Just because of the people in their village, no one has died until now.

Fortunately, people in other villages don’t know about it, otherwise, I don’t know how shocked they would be!

Of course, they weren't always so lucky.

One day, they encountered a group of robbers. Each of them was a burly man. They stood in the middle of the road with sticks and asked them to leave their food and women behind.

The villagers naturally wouldn't agree. If they left food and women behind, what would they be? Moreover, in this world, it was hard to say whether they could survive or not. It was better to fight for the sake of protecting their families!

So the people in the village also picked up tools and weapons.

Seeing this situation, the robber knew that these people would not let go, so the two sides started fighting.

What Sia didn't expect was that those burly men actually had some kung fu skills. The villagers were no match for them at all and someone was injured in a few moves.

Saiya's body hasn't recovered yet. She wants to take medicine, but she can't explain how she got sick. So, soon, all the people in the village were dispersed.

Siya was also pushed aside, but fortunately she was able to protect herself and was not injured.

In the end, she killed the bandits who were chasing her. There were two of them in total. She didn't know if these two men were crazy or not, but they kept targeting a little girl like her.

Siya quietly returned to the place where she had separated from everyone. There was no one there now. There were only the bodies of the bandits lying on the ground, and their heads had been chopped off.

As for the heads being chopped off, how did Sai Ya know that the people on the ground were bandits? Of course, it was because of the clothes they were wearing.

Saiya thought about it and felt that it was not good to leave these corpses exposed in the wilderness. She didn't feel sorry for these people, but if they were exposed to the sun like this, the corpses would easily rot and breed viruses, and there might even be an epidemic. Therefore, it would be better to bury them.