Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1762 (One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty-Two) Stop Writing

Wu Xunsheng looked at it for a while and then said, "Some things are like this. Before you experience them, you think they are terrible and painful. Only when you experience them do you realize..."

Before he could finish his words, Tie Hongyan handed him another piece of paper with words written on it.

After he read the words on the paper, he didn't know what to say for a moment, and he didn't say the rest of what he wanted to say immediately.

It turned out that Tie Hongyan told him through writing that the alchemist had already told her what kind of pain the person whose soul-purifying energy was sucked away during the ritual would have to endure.

Wu Xunsheng didn't know when the Taoist priest told her, whether it was before the ritual or after he returned to his room. He felt that even if the Taoist priest had told her, he could still find reasons to make her believe that he was not as painful as she thought.

Tie Hongyan took the two pieces of written paper from Wu Xunsheng and started writing on one of them.

Wu Xunsheng said: "I haven't finished yet. I want to say that you only know when you experience it that even if what others say is true, that is their feelings, and everyone's feelings are different. When experiencing the same thing, one person may feel painful, while another person may not feel that it is actually that painful, or even feel very relaxed."

Tie Hongyan, who was writing, understood why Wu Xunsheng said that to her, and her heart seemed to be pulled by his words.

As she was writing, she suddenly stopped and looked at him.

Seeing her looking at him like this, Wu Xunsheng wanted to avoid her gaze, but he felt that if he avoided her at this moment, it would be easier for her to see that he was hiding something, so he deliberately looked directly into her eyes.

Tie Hongyan's gaze moved from Wu Xunsheng's eyes to his lips, and then back to his eyes. She suddenly wiped her lips with the index finger of one hand.

Wu Xunsheng understood what she meant immediately, and he knew that his lips were bleeding again. He stood there with an awkward smile, but unexpectedly, more blood came out of the wound.

Wu Xunsheng thought: Actually, it’s okay to let her know that my lip is broken. She doesn’t know what happened. I probably didn’t need to hide the fact that my lip was broken before. I just need to let her know that it wasn’t that painful when I used the transmission power to bear it for her.

So, this time, he did not try to cover it up by pouring water or anything like that. Instead, he took out the handkerchief from his pocket, wiped the blood off his lips, and then folded the handkerchief and put it back in his pocket.

Tie Hongyan handed him the paper with the words written on it.

He was stunned again after reading it, and at first he really didn't know how to answer.

It turned out that Tie Hongyan asked him how his lips were broken and whether it was related to the pain he had endured for her during the Taoist ritual.

Wu Xunsheng thought for a moment and said, "Like I said just now, it's actually not that painful. What the Taoist said is what the Taoist thinks. What the Taoist said must be the pain that people who have their soul-cleansing energy sucked away have to endure, but my situation is different. I don't have soul-cleansing energy in my body, and I used the transmission skill before."

Tie Hongyan took the paper from Wu Xunsheng and wrote some words on it.

While she was writing, Wu Xunsheng said, "You really don't need to think too much. I'm fine and I'm not in much pain."

However, when he saw what Tie Hongyan wrote again, he didn't know how to continue.

(End of this chapter)