Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1697 Purple

Ni Yuan adjusted the agate pen with her left hand so that its tip was pointing towards the table used for the ritual.

She went over and lit the green incense in the middle, then sat cross-legged on the cushion, clasped her hands in front of her body, slowly closed her eyes, and chanted a spell.

After reciting for a while, the agate pen rose into the air and flew above the green incense stick, stopping about a foot away from it, with the tip of the pen facing upwards, and the end farthest from the tip of the pen facing the top of the green incense stick in the middle.

After the agate pen stopped for a while, it moved horizontally to the right side above the white incense. After stopping for a while, it moved horizontally to the left side above the white incense. After stopping for a while again, it returned to the center above the green incense.

At this time, the agate pen with the tip pointing upwards first fell to the right, and the pen body became almost parallel to the ground, and then the tip pointed upwards again. Then, the agate pen fell to the left again, and the pen body became almost parallel to the ground again, and then the tip pointed upwards again.

The agate pen moved one foot upwards and then moved back to its original position.

Just as it stopped, the two white incense sticks on both sides of the green incense lit up.

Ni Yuan opened her eyes, opened her clasped hands, stretched her arms forward with her palms facing up, then put her palms together and pointed the fingertips of her hands at the handle of the agate pen.

She made a gesture to pull back her hands and brought them in front of her.

At this time, the agate pen flew towards her.

She pointed her fingertips at the paper where Tie Hongyan had written, and the agate pen gently fell on the paper.

The edge of the paper where Tie Hongyan wrote had a metallic luster, and it looked like it also had metal edging.

Then, the piece of paper that Tie Hongyan had written on emitted a pale yellow light, which spread downwards and onto the white paper with the metal edge at the bottom. At this time, the purple box sandwiched between the two pieces of paper emitted a purple light, and the box itself instantly became transparent.

The metal edge of the white paper absorbed the yellowish light, and the light on the paper where Tie Hongyan had written the words disappeared. The transparent box also turned back to purple, and the purple light also disappeared.

Ni Yuan used both hands to take the paper on which Tie Hongyan had written the words from the top of the purple box and placed it on the left side of the white paper with metal edges.

She picked up the agate pen, dipped it in ink, and used the pen to draw a circle on the white paper with a metal edge, circling the purple box in the center of the paper.

After dipping the agate pen in ink, it can write golden words on paper, and the words will dry immediately. The circle drawn by Ni Yuan with the agate pen is naturally golden, and the circle also dries immediately.

After drawing the circle, she stopped chanting the spell, and the tip of the agate pen returned to its shape before it was dipped in ink.

She held the agate pen between her hands, with her fingertips facing upwards and the tip of the pen also facing upwards. She closed her eyes and chanted the spell again, but this time the spell was different from the previous one.

The agate pen flew up from her hands and hung in front of her eyes, and her palms were pressed tightly together.

Ni Yuan opened her eyes and quickly pointed at the green incense with the fingertips of both hands. At this time, the agate pen flew towards the green incense.

The agate pen stopped above the green incense, about one foot away from the highest point of the incense, with the tip of the pen pointing upwards.

Ni Yuan brought her hands in front of her body, opened her clasped palms, placed them on her knees, palms facing up, and stretched them out.

(End of this chapter)