Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1389 (One Thousand Three Hundred and Eighty-Nine)

Tie Hongyan was eager to find the person she had transferred to the Outer World Hidden Land using the Secret Art of Teleportation, so she asked about it again. When she used the Jedi Heart Art to transmit the message before, the voice told her that "it was impossible to find it before the outbreak", but at this moment she still hoped for a turnaround.

After she used the Jedi Heart Sutra to ask if there was any hope, she received the response: "No. It is definitely not found before the outbreak!"

The voice sounded extremely firm, and she felt as if she was struck hard in the heart once again.

Although she heard such absolute words, she still hoped to find a glimmer of hope elsewhere. Thinking of the place she had deliberately visited before, she asked if she could get information about how to find those people she had transferred to the Outer Hidden Land if she did something at the location of Xianyun Spring, which would affect her search for those blue-armored people before the war broke out.

At this time, the voice told her that no matter where she was or what she did, she could not affect the matter. In other words, no matter what she did, she could not find those people before the war broke out. The voice also emphasized that there was absolutely no other way to solve the matter.

Tie Hongyan asked questions about Xianyun Spring through the Jedi mind method and learned that Xianyun Spring could not be restored. She must not leak this matter, otherwise she would not be able to change the overall environment in the future.

After learning that the information could not be leaked, she expressed her gratitude through telepathy, but the only response she received was the word "you", which seemed to be only half uttered, and the sound seemed to be suddenly cut off.

She had more questions to ask, so she used the Jedi mind method to transmit her thoughts again, but received no response.

Although she thought she might not receive a response that day, she tried several times but received none.

She walked out of the woods, returned to Aoqian Palace, entered the meeting room and closed the door.

She picked up the kettle and poured water into the cup she usually used. Suddenly she didn't want to drink anymore, so she put the cup back on the cabinet and walked to the chair in front of the table. After sitting down, she took out the letter and read it. The handwriting of the blue-armored man she had transferred to the hidden land outside the world once again caught her eyes, making her think a lot.

She put the letter back into her pocket, then spread out the documents on the table and began to read.

She needed to write something while reading the materials, so she took a piece of paper and the events that happened that day came flooding back to her mind. She felt that this mood was not suitable for writing, or even for reading the materials, so she put the materials away.

She looked at the blank paper, trying not to think about those things for a while.

She moved the paper to the place closest to herself and continued to look down at it, hoping that her mind could temporarily become as blank as the paper.

Tie Hongyan saw moving pictures on the blank white paper. After a while, her mind was hit by certain things again. Those things were like blood flowing from a wound, about to flow into the picture. Those things were exactly about the blue-armored man.

The cruel things she had seen and heard about the Blue-Armored People since she was a child had left scars in her heart that had never disappeared. Although some of these things happened many years ago, those scars still hurt.

When she later encountered other cruel things related to the blue-armored people, she suffered new wounds in her heart, and the new wounds would trigger the old wounds, making her feel even more painful.

(End of this chapter)