Children of Loulan

Chapter 346 Giving birth

Hanguli weakly got into the sedan chair slowly. Although many strong guards were lifting the sedan chair steadily and moving it towards the bedroom step by step, the fear in her eyes remained unchanged.

Seeing this, Dal, who had been holding Hanguli's hands tightly, hurriedly comforted her in a soft voice: "Your Majesty, please rest assured, I am always here with you. Those midwives and imperial doctors are all reliable people carefully selected by the Queen Mother herself. Since the Queen Mother said it's okay, then everything will be fine!" Hearing this, Hanguli nodded slightly, and seemed to feel a little more at ease.

At the same time, the experienced imperial physician had already stepped forward and carefully checked Hanguli's pulse when her amniotic fluid had just broken. Then, the imperial physician did not dare to delay for a moment and hurriedly turned to the pharmacy to prepare a labor-inducing drug that could help the mother give birth smoothly.

At this moment, the atmosphere in the court was solemn and dignified. The ministers were standing on both sides, listening carefully to the emperor's instructions. However, at this moment, a young eunuch came in from outside the hall in a panic. The young eunuch came straight to Keremu and whispered a few words in his ear in a low voice.

After hearing the news brought by the young eunuch, Keremu's face changed, and then he took a big step forward without hesitation, then respectfully saluted to the high king and said: "Father, I just learned that the Crown Princess is about to give birth. The situation is urgent. I beg to take my leave first!"

The king nodded slightly to show his agreement, and then said in a serious tone: "In this case, the prince should hurry up and go! There should be no delay!"

After receiving the king's order, the prince hurriedly bowed and responded, "I obey your command!" Then he turned around and left in a hurry.

Meanwhile, Hanguli was carefully carried back to the bedroom. Surprisingly, facing this sudden situation, none of the palace maids and eunuchs showed any signs of panic. They were well-trained and followed the instructions and arrangements of the midwife and several maids in an orderly manner. It turned out that all the items in the bedroom had been prepared long ago, just waiting for this moment to come.

At this moment, Dal walked in quickly with a bowl of steaming labor-inducing medicine in his hand. Hanguli took the bowl without hesitation and drank it all in one gulp. However, not long after, she suddenly felt a sharp pain in her abdomen, as if an invisible big hand was kneading her belly fiercely. She couldn't help but breathe heavily, and beads of sweat rolled down her forehead. But even in such pain, she still gritted her teeth and endured the waves of labor pains that surged like a tide.

At the same time, the imperial physician was standing quietly outside the screen, listening attentively to every message from the midwife inside, so that he could respond in time to any emergencies that might arise.

On the other side, the Queen Mother and the Queen were also extremely worried after learning about this, and they hurried to the East Palace together. Coincidentally, the two of them arrived here at almost the same time as Keremu. As soon as the Queen entered the room, she immediately ordered the attendants around her to call the imperial physician to inquire about the details. After a while, the imperial physician hurriedly came to the crowd and respectfully bowed to the Queen Mother and others: "I, your humble servant, pay my respects to the Queen Mother..."

Before he could finish his words, he was rudely interrupted by Keremu: "Enough, enough! Stop talking useless nonsense here! Tell me what's going on now?" Keremu's face was full of anxiety, he didn't have time to listen to the imperial physician's cumbersome greetings.

Seeing the prince so impatient, the imperial physician dared not hesitate for a moment and hurriedly reported the truth: "Your Highness, the Crown Princess's water broke before the due date. Now that things have come to this, there is no other way but to give the queen a drug to induce labor and induce early delivery!"

Keremu frowned slightly and asked with a worried look on his face: "Will the Crown Princess be in any danger?" He clenched his fists tightly and looked very nervous.

The imperial physician looked solemn, but still tried to answer in a calm tone: "As long as the Crown Princess can smoothly enter labor and give birth to the baby after drinking the medicine, there will not be too much danger." After saying that, he sighed softly.

After hearing this, Keremu felt a little relieved, but still asked worriedly: "What's her condition now?"

The imperial physician quickly replied, "Your Highness, the queen has already started to have the symptoms before giving birth. If everything goes well and there are no unexpected situations, I believe that the cervix will open soon and she will officially enter the birth stage."

Hearing this, Keremu nodded and said, "Okay, I understand. Thank you for your hard work, go and take a look!" Then he waved his hand to signal the imperial physician to go in quickly.

The imperial physician bowed respectfully to Keremu, then quickly turned and walked into the delivery room.

At this moment, the delivery room was filled with an atmosphere of tension and expectation. Hanguli lay on the delivery bed, her body trembling constantly due to severe pain. Her forehead was covered with beads of sweat, which slid down her cheeks and wet her clothes that had long been soaked with sweat. Every time the pain came, it was like a surging wave hitting her body, but she gritted her teeth and tenaciously endured the waves of pain and torture.

Dar, who was standing by, was extremely anxious. He looked at his own princess with distress and kept wiping the sweat off Hanguli's face and body with a towel. His eyes never left Hanguli, full of concern and worry.

The midwife was concentrating on observing the baby's movements. She was experienced and constantly instructed Hanguli when to push and when to take a breath and accumulate strength. As time passed, the atmosphere in the delivery room became more and more solemn.

After several long and difficult hours, the crucial moment finally arrived. The midwife shouted excitedly: "My queen, push harder, I can already see the baby's head!"

Hearing these words, Hanguli used up her last bit of strength and let out a roar that resounded through the sky: "Ah..." Along with this roar, she concentrated all her body's strength on the movement of her lower abdomen.

At this moment, a wonderful feeling came over her heart, as if something was slipping out of her body. Then, the midwife shouted excitedly: "It's born, it's born, congratulations, it's a healthy and lovely little prince!"

When Dar heard the news, he was filled with joy. However, when he saw Hanguli collapse on the bed due to exhaustion, tears welled up in his eyes. He walked quickly to the bedside, gently wiped the sweat off Hanguli, and murmured, "My queen, you have worked hard, you are a little prince, you should take a good rest..." As he spoke, Dar could not help but shed tears again.

The delivery room was filled with a tense and joyful atmosphere. The midwife and Nanny Ba were busy cleaning the blood stains on the newly born little prince. They moved gently and quickly, fearing to hurt this fragile little life. The other palace maids knelt on the ground in unison and shouted in unison: "Congratulations to the Crown Princess on the birth of the little prince!" The voice was crisp and loud, as if to convey this joy to every corner of the palace.