Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1643 (One Thousand Six Hundred and Forty-Three) Burn

"I think this is an opportunity." Tie Jinjue said. After that, he took the written paper from Wu Xunsheng, burned it directly, cleaned up the ashes, and put them in a larger paper bag.

Tie Jinjue said as he burned the paper: "Actually, it doesn't matter if someone sees what's written on this paper, but you still have to burn it immediately. It's easier to make mistakes if you develop this habit. Hongyan, you should do the same if you write anything in the future."

Tie Hongyan hummed and said, "Develop the habit of being careful."

Wu Xunsheng was puzzled and asked Tie Jinjue: "Why did Elder Tie burn it?"

Tie Jinjue motioned Wu Xunsheng to come over. Wu Xunsheng glanced at Tie Hongyan. Tie Hongyan knew that Tie Jinjue wanted to tell Wu Xunsheng something important, so he also motioned him to come over.

Wu Xunsheng came to Tie Jinjue, and Tie Jinjue motioned him to sit on the chair next to him, so Wu Xunsheng sat down.

Tie Jinjue wrote something on the paper, telling him that not only he, but also Tie Hongyan would do the same in the future, and that they should not easily leave any written records. He also wrote to Wu Xunsheng that he had something important to say to him next.

"Please speak, Elder Tie." Wu Xunsheng said.

Tie Jinjue wrote some words to tell Wu Xunsheng that what he was going to say was a big secret, and asked him if he could promise not to tell anyone.

Wu Xunsheng saw that Tie Jinjue had a serious expression when he showed him the paper. He couldn't figure out what was going on, so he subconsciously glanced at Tie Hongyan and quickly turned his head back.

Tie Hongyan looked at Wu Xunsheng and said, "I'll tell him I'm going to tell him a big secret and ask him if he can promise not to tell anyone."

Tie Hongyan said "Oh", and then said: "Uncle, after you finish writing, I want to know what you said to him."

Tie Jinjue said: "I will let you know when the time comes."

Wu Xunsheng understood that knowing some of the circumstances might not be a good thing for him, so he asked Tie Jinjue: "Do I... need to know such a secret?" Tie Jinjue wrote to indicate that he thought Wu Xunsheng needed to know.

"Oh..." Wu Xunsheng said, "If I knew, would I be in danger?"

Tie Jinjue felt that Wu Xunsheng was vigilant. He did not think that Wu Xunsheng was troublesome. He felt that a cautious person like Wu Xunsheng could reassure him.

Tie Jinjue wrote to tell Wu Xunsheng that even if he didn't know, it didn't mean that the danger didn't exist.

Wu Xunsheng hesitated for a moment, because he thought of the secret that Tie Hongyan had hidden for many years. He asked, "Does this secret have anything to do with Hongyan?"

Tie Jinjue wrote to him and asked him if he could keep the secret if it concerned him.

Wu Xunsheng did not answer immediately, but asked: "Does Hong Yan know that Elder Tie wants to tell me such a secret?"

Tie Jinjue wrote to tell him that she knew.

Wu Xunsheng asked: "Is she willing to let Elder Tie reveal this secret?"

Tie Jinjue nodded.

Wu Xunsheng looked at Tie Hongyan, wanting to see how she would react to his question, but he saw Tie Hongyan lowering her head and playing with a medicine bottle in her hand. Because of the incident with the top-secret seal of life and death, Tie Hongyan felt that if Tie Jinjue really talked about secrets later, if she behaved inappropriately, it would cause Wu Xunsheng to lose his life, so she picked up a medicine bottle on the table closest to her and lowered her head to play with it, as if she didn't hear what Wu Xunsheng said at all.

(End of this chapter)