"I won't dare go and amuse myself with him anymore," the young man said.

"You can go," reassured Zhu Cong. "We are not angry with you, but you don't need to tell him that we know."

Guo Jing acquiesced and, seeing that his masters weren't annoyed anymore, happily left. Outside of the ger, he saw Hua Zheng with the two white eagles, which had grown a lot. Standing next to her, they were nearly as tall as her.

"Come quickly," Hua Zheng said, "I've been waiting for you a long time."

One of the eagles fluttered over and came to perch on Guo Jing's shoulder.

"A while ago," he said, "I tamed a small red horse that runs with incredible speed! I don't know if it will let you mount it…

"If it doesn't let me," said Hua Zheng, "I'll slaughter it!"

"No you won't!"

The two young people, hand in hand, ran on the plain to have fun with their horses and eagles.