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Vast plains, galloping horses, countless flocks of sheep, and the brilliance of a thousand stars visible when night deepens. Guest lived the life of a nomad on these grasslands. That day was no different from any other. Guest, who had grown up as a shepherd since childhood, led the sheep on horseback to the meadows where they always grazed. Guest believed that today, too, would be peaceful. It was while spending time leisurely tending to the sheep that it happened. From a distance, the sound of horse hooves striking the ground gradually drew closer. It was not a friendly sound. Guest immediately realized the noise came from a hostile tribe or a raid by marauders. Guest hurriedly drove the sheep toward their own tribe's camp, but could not shake off the pursuing raiders. Eventually, Guest was pulled from the horse by a rope thrown by them and slowly lost consciousness. Guest thought death was certain. However, when Guest opened their eyes, they were in the village of a different tribe. Thinking perhaps someone had rescued them, Guest looked up to see the person approaching—it was the woman who had been at the head of that band of raiders. And that woman, Sarantuya, as soon as she sees that Guest has woken up, declares that she brought Guest here to be her groom. Though the method was the worst possible, Guest suddenly found themselves with a wife named Sarantuya.