如何以［我是前朝公主，被囚禁/关在这里已经有三个月了］为开头写一个故事？

我是前朝公主，被囚禁/关在这里已经有三个月了。

三个月。

仿佛一段被拉伸得无限长的日子，又仿佛只是一个眨眼，我就从高高在上的曦月宫，跌落到了这冰冷潮湿的柴房。柴房。我甚至连名字都不知道。只是知道，它被藏在皇宫最阴暗的角落，只有一条狭窄、布满青苔的过道通往外界，而那过道，也早已被厚重的铁链和粗糙的木板封死。

我记不清最后一次见到阳光是什么时候了。这里的窗户，与其说是窗，不如说是一道勉强能透进一丝微光的缝隙，被粗重的栅栏严严实实地挡着。即便如此，那透过缝隙洒下的光，也是浑浊的，带着一股尘土和霉味。我常常会盯着那一点点微光，想象着外面的世界。不知道宫外，那些熟悉的街市是否依旧热闹？不知道母后，是否还在宫中为我担忧？不知道……就连那些平日里最爱打理花草的宫女，此刻又在做什么？

我曾是一位公主。曦月宫，我的名字，也是我曾居住的宫殿。那里有 mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya mya 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My life, once filled with the scent of blooming peonies and the soft rustle of silk robes, was now reduced to the damp chill of this stone cell. Three months. The guard, a hulking brute named Borin with a beard like tangled brambles, would bring me food twice a day. A bowl of watery gruel, sometimes a piece of stale bread. He never spoke. His eyes, when they met mine, were always vacant, as if I were just another piece of furniture in this forgotten corner of the world.

I tried to talk to him at first. Asked him why I was here, who had ordered this. He just grunted, a low rumble in his chest, and left. The silence that followed was always more deafening than any question.

The irony of it all never escaped me. I was born a princess, destined to be a symbol of peace and prosperity for our dynasty. My father, the Emperor, doted on me. My mother, the Empress, taught me the arts of diplomacy and governance. I learned calligraphy, poetry, music. I could ride a horse with the best of them, and my skill with a bow was often praised. I was to be married to a noble prince from a neighboring kingdom, forging an alliance that would secure peace for generations.

And then… the coup. It was swift, brutal. My uncle, the Emperor’s younger brother, a man consumed by ambition and envy, turned on us. The palace guards, once loyal to my father, turned their blades on their own. I remember the chaos, the screams, the scent of blood thick in the air. I was whisked away by my loyal bodyguard, a grizzled veteran named Kael, who swore to protect me with his life. He led me through secret passages, through the bowels of the palace, intending to smuggle me out of the capital.

But somewhere in the predawn gloom, we were ambushed. Kael fought like a lion, but he was outnumbered. I saw him fall, his final breath a ragged gasp. And then, rough hands dragged me away, muffling my cries. When I awoke, I was here.

The days blurred into a monotonous cycle of hunger, cold, and the gnawing ache of loneliness. I traced the patterns of the damp on the stone walls, invented stories for the scurrying mice, and whispered the names of my loved ones to the darkness. My fine silks were long gone, replaced by a coarse, scratchy tunic. My hair, once intricately styled, was now a tangled mess. I looked in the cracked shard of pottery I’d found, a remnant from some forgotten feast, and barely recognized the pale, gaunt face staring back.

But I am still a princess. The blood of kings runs in my veins. I refused to let this place, this despair, extinguish the spark within me. I started to exercise in my small cell. Stretching my stiff limbs, practicing the ancient breathing techniques my mother had taught me for composure. I would replay my lessons in my mind, reciting poetry to myself, composing songs in my head. My voice, though weak, was still mine.

I also began to observe. Borin, despite his gruff exterior, had a telltale limp in his left leg. The other guard, a younger man with shifty eyes, always fiddled with a worn leather pouch. The timing of the food deliveries was surprisingly consistent. Small details, but in this vast emptiness, they were my anchors.

And today, something changed. As Borin placed the meager bowl of gruel on the floor, he dropped a small, crudely carved wooden bird. It landed near my outstretched hand. He didn’t notice. I quickly snatched it up, my heart pounding. It was warm, smooth, and felt impossibly precious.

Later, when the light began to fade, I turned the bird over in my palm. There was a tiny inscription on its underside. Not words, but a symbol. A coiled snake, biting its own tail. An ancient emblem of hope, of rebirth. And beside it, a single, almost invisible scratch.

My breath hitched. I knew that scratch. It was Kael’s mark. He had a habit of marking his most prized possessions with a tiny, almost imperceptible nick. He had given me a similar mark on the hilt of my own dagger, long ago.

It meant he was alive. And he was here.

A tremor of something akin to hope, a feeling I hadn't dared to entertain for months, coursed through me. Three months of darkness, of despair, but perhaps… perhaps this was not the end. Perhaps, the princess of the fallen dynasty was not entirely forgotten. The wooden bird was small, but in my hand, it felt like the key to a future I had almost surrendered. The fight was far from over.

“我是前朝公主，被囚禁/关在这里已经有三个月了 ”她如是说。

“哟呵，你还知道你是个前朝余孽，那你还敢让我来编下面的故事？”胖狱卒一脸淫笑的揶揄着，“下面发生什么事还需要编吗？来人，给大爷把这个公主的衣服洗剥干净……”

“等等！”一个瘦狱卒阻止道:“你疯了吗？你忘了这是什么地方？”

“什么？”胖狱卒不解。

“这里是知乎，涉了黄，你这答案还想不想要了？”瘦狱卒解释道。

“哦哦，对哦，那来人，拿鞭子来，给大爷我扒了衣……哦不，穿上衣服打！”胖狱卒又下令说。

“等等！”瘦狱卒又开始阻止。

“怎么了又？我这回穿着衣服打的也不行？”

“涉黄不行，涉暴也不可以，一样会被删除”

“哦，行叭，那来人，把这个公主放下来，让她去刷马桶，干干活，不能白吃饭。”胖狱卒无奈¬_¬｀。

瘦狱卒又说话了:“停停停！让女孩子干这种活，你是想被拳师来一顿无量拳法，你这两百斤肉遭得住吗？”

胖狱卒不忿:“可她是个亡国公主啊！不强不打不干活，那应该干嘛？”

瘦狱卒来了精神:“得有一个男的，爱她爱的死去活来，非她不娶的那种，然后她又不愿意，他就折磨她，两个人就你精神折磨我，我肉体折磨你，最后惺惺相惜，你侬我依，海誓山盟，永不分离，快乐而幸福的生在一起……你看高赞那些，都是这样。”

胖狱卒快到了崩溃的边缘:“行行行，那怎么开始，本大爷先去救一下她？公主，我来迟了……”

“停停停！”瘦狱卒阻止道:“公主，得配驸马王子，最不济也得是个富家阔少，哪有跟狱卒的？像话吗？”

“得得得，反正是我编故事，我咋样都能来，我其实是本朝太子，我爹妈就我一个，独生子女，未来皇帝，铁后浪，我妈会游泳，保大……可以了吧？”胖狱卒不耐烦了。

“emmmmm……”，瘦狱卒捂着嘴笑

“你笑什么啊？”胖狱卒发火了！

“为什么你们男生那么普通却还那么自信？你不看看你快两百斤的体重？哪个主角是这样的？光王子不行，还得风度翩翩，玉树临风，英俊潇洒，高冷多才……最后啊，当皇帝也不行，还得承诺，三宫六院都不要，只留她一个人，这才算刚入了门。”瘦狱卒耐心的解释说。

“哦，合着她一个亡国公主，前朝余孽，都关在监狱里这么长时间了，我是一不能强，二不能打，还不能让干活，还得爱她，连皇上都得承诺只她一个，还得是英俊潇洒帅气逼人的皇上，一般的还不要？”胖狱卒气笑了。

“对，没错，这才是基本配置。”

“哦？那高端配置是啥啊？”胖狱卒不解，

“高端配置，那得是皇上，太子，将军，王爷，全都是温润如玉的公子，脸上能捏出水的那种，全都爱她爱的死去活来，为了她，皇帝不要国家，王爷要杀皇帝，将军打算谋反，太子谋划弑父，然后多亏了这个公主，站在雨地里大声喊:“你们不要再打啦”！这才制止了动乱，拯救了国家，平定了内忧，消除了外患，人民生活安定，百姓回归太平，大臣们齐齐上书，万民风云涌动，一起请求上苍让公主容颜永驻，青春不老……”

瘦狱卒说着说着，脸上涌现出激动的神色。丝毫没有注意到胖狱卒已经关上了牢房大门，锁上了链子，还把钥匙使劲掰成两截。

胖狱卒做完这一切，向瘦狱卒摆摆手:“爷不伺候了，爷不会这种故事，你就好好跟你的公主待一块吧，别以为爷不知道你就是狗题主，你自求多福吧，看看高赞答主怎么花式救你。”

说罢，抬腿离开了牢房，边走还边唱:“从来就没有什么救世主，也不靠……”

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