Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1331 (One Thousand Three Hundred Thirty-One) Heart

Ran Xianke didn't dare to speak directly and kept beating around the bush with Tie Hongyan.

After the two of them talked for a while, Tie Hongyan asked him to tell the number of people directly. Hesitantly, he raised his left hand again and used two fingers to indicate "two".

Tie Hongyan said: "The clan leader has given you two people to deal with, right?"

Ran Xianke nodded.

Tie Hongyan said that what she understood was not the case.

Ran Xianke was scared and asked her how many people she knew about.

Tie Hongyan said: "Three."

Ran Xianke still refused to speak directly.

Tie Hongyan said that she wanted to hear the actual number of people from his own mouth. Only then did Ran Xianke admit that there were three people. He also tried to explain why he had been beating around the bush before and asked her not to misunderstand him.

Tie Hongyan knew that he was making excuses, so he asked him, "Where is the other person?"

Ran Xianke pretended to be calm and said that the matter had been handled.

Tie Hongyan asked him how he disposed of the ashes, and he said he burned them directly. When asked where the ashes were, he said they had been discarded. When asked why the three of them didn't burn them together, he said it was his first time and he had no experience, and next time if there was such a task, he would burn them together.

Tie Hongyan asked: "You burned it here?"

He nodded.

"Has it just finished burning?" Tie Hongyan asked again.

He nodded again. "Is this the fuel you use to burn the blue-armored man every time?"

Ran Xianke said "hmm".

Tie Hongyan said that after the fuel used to burn the blue-armored men was burned, the smell could be smelled here for a period of time.

When she said this, although there was no such smell here at all, although she did not show any sad expression, and although the tone of her voice did not sound suddenly abnormal, a strange feeling had already arisen in her heart. She remembered the moment when she smelled this smell and remembered the cruelty.

During those years, she smelled the scent of burning blue-armored men again and again. This smell was closely related to the trauma in her heart and she was deeply impressed.

At this moment, there was no smell in the place, but Ran Xianke said that he had just finished burning it. She naturally knew that he was lying to her.

Ran Xianke's face was covered with sweat. He said that he had actually been burning for a long time and the smell had long dissipated.

Tie Hongyan told him when the clan leader gave him the task. Ran Xianke was worried that she already knew when the clan leader gave it to him. If the time he gave didn't match what she knew, it would be another problem. So he said that he remembered that it wasn't that long, and he didn't know if it was because he was very nervous because it was his first time doing this, but his sense of time seemed to be inaccurate.

Tie Hongyan asked him, and the blue-armored man said, "I don't know!" What did he ask the blue-armored man before?

Ran Xianke said: "I asked her if she knew what crime she had committed."

Ran Xianke had previously blocked the mouths of the two blue-armored men with cloth, so that neither of them could speak. At this moment, Tie Hongyan suddenly moved towards the two blue-armored men, pulled out the cloth from their mouths, and asked the man whose throat Ran Xianke had pointed at before whether what Ran Xianke said was true.

The blue-armored man coughed continuously and said, "No! He has been lying to you!"

Tie Hongyan asked another man in blue armor, and that man in blue armor also said that he was lying to her.

The blue-armored man who had Ran Xianke pointing a sword at his throat said that Ran Xianke had previously scolded the patriarch of the Tiecang tribe for pushing such a disgusting task of dealing with the blue-armored people to him, and said that he was doing this on behalf of the patriarch, and his identity when doing this was equivalent to that of the patriarch.

(End of this chapter)