Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1367 (One Thousand Three Hundred and Sixty Seven)

When Tian Sha said this, she was actually paving the way for her next sentence, making people feel that she also sent her own men to find the alchemist, precisely because she felt that it might be unfair to Tie Hongyan that only Nie Huihou sent his men to find the alchemist.

Tian Sha then said, "I have also asked my men to find an alchemist. This way, there will be an alchemist who is not found by Elder Nie's men to participate in this matter."

Just as Tian Sha said, when she learned that Nie Huihou was going to send his men to find an alchemist, she also sent her own men to find an alchemist.

Nie Huihou first said to Tian Sha: "Thank you for your hard work, Elder Tian!"

Then he said that the more alchemists there were, the more people would be able to prove it, which was a good thing. He also said that the alchemist who had read the letter before said that there was a demonic aura in the letter. He also said that the alchemists brought by his men would tell the truth, and he did not let his men tell the alchemists what they must say.

Then he said that he guessed the alchemist brought by Elder Tian's men would also tell the truth.

He also said: "Even if there are Taoist priests who know clearly that there is evil spirit but insist that there is none, I think other Taoist priests have ways to prove the truth."

Tian Sha heard that Nie Huihou was obviously determined to have evil spirits in the letter, so he told him that the alchemists had not arrived yet, so it seemed inappropriate to insist that there was evil spirits now.

Nie Huihou said that he had consulted a Taoist priest before, and this was not a lie. The Taoist priest who had consulted the priest at that time did say that there was an evil spirit on the letter. Therefore, Nie Huihou thought that the Taoist priests would surely be able to see that there was an evil spirit on the letter, so he said, "Elder Tian, ​​you don't believe it? Then listen to what the Taoist priests say."

Tie Hongyan wanted to talk to Tian Sha, but Tian Sha had already sent his men to find the Taoist priest. She felt that if she talked to Tian Sha in front of so many people at this time, some people would easily think that what she said to Tian Sha was related to the Taoist priest's appraisal of whether the letter had evil spirits or not, and it would be easy for people to misunderstand that she told Tian Sha to let the Taoist priest found by Tian Sha's men to do something when the appraisal was done. What Tian Sha said and did before was beneficial to Tie Hongyan. Tie Hongyan knew that at this time, even if she called Tian Sha to her side but did not talk to Tian Sha, if someone deliberately made trouble, she could force it to be said that there was a problem. She thought it was not appropriate to contact Tian Sha at this moment, so she did not talk to Tian Sha immediately.

Tie Hongyan called Wu Xunsheng to a place where they were alone nearby and spoke to him in a low voice.

In order to prevent what she said from not being consistent with the facts, she thought she must understand what had happened before, so she asked Wu Xunsheng what specific scene he saw when she closed his eyes.

Wu Xunsheng asked: "Does the Acting Clan Leader really like to hear people describe the process of killing the Blue Armored Man?"

After hearing what Wu Xunsheng said, Tie Hongyan realized that Hua Mizhen was indeed no longer alive. Although she had thought of this possibility before, and knew that Hua Mizhen was injured even if he was not dead, she had already felt sad. However, she really heard Wu Xunsheng say the word "kill" at this moment. It was just a guess before, but now it was certain. She felt as painful as if her heart was cut by a knife, and she even wanted to scream at the sky. Her aching heart kept bleeding, and the tears she held back washed away the countless scars related to the blue-armored man in the depths of her soul, but she could not show a trace of sadness at this time.

She nodded, showing that she wanted to hear whether the process was interesting, and said, "Yes, I didn't do it myself, so of course I want to listen. Describe it to me again, in detail, the more detailed the better."

(End of this chapter)