Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1787 (One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty Seven) Stop

In the mind of the red-robed alchemist, a tall headless man in blue armor snatched the head and his nails instantly grew longer. He quickly touched the ground with his long nails, and a pit appeared on the ground. The man who snatched the head put the head into the pit and buried it with soil.

At this time, the headless blue-armored men who failed to grab the head stopped fighting for it, and instead stomped hard on the land where the head was buried.

The reason why such a scene appeared in the red-robed alchemist's mind at that time was that he had once seen with his own eyes the blue-armored man's head being chopped off by the iron warehouse people.

The scenes that appeared in the mind of the red-robed Taoist priest were so strange, and naturally different from what he had seen in the real world. He had only seen Tie Wandao slaughtering the blue-armored people, and had never seen the blue-armored people killing the Tiecang people. The reason why the scenes of the blue-armored people fighting back against the Tiecang people appeared in his mind was because he was full of fear. He felt that doing this for Tie Wandao this time was helping Tie Wandao to use those blue-armored people. In addition, he remembered that he was not very nice to the blue-armored people, so he was worried that he would be retaliated by those blue-armored people he disliked.

This time, before those scenes disappeared, the red-robed Taoist couldn't stand the fear anymore, so he stopped chanting. As soon as he stopped chanting, those scenes in his mind disappeared immediately.

However, at the moment when he stopped chanting the spell, the fear of the other Taoist priests intensified. Hou Jizhuan also felt something was wrong, so he turned around and found that the Taoist priest in red was not chanting the spell and there were beads of sweat on his forehead.

If the Red Dressed Taoist had not practiced the Sharp Charge Technique, the painful sounds of the blue-armored man in the gray house would not have caused the Red Dressed Taoist to recall those extremely frightening scenes in his mind after the spells of the Taoists were uttered, and he would not have been unable to stop chanting the spells. However, if the Red Dressed Taoist had not practiced the Sharp Charge Technique before, he would not have been able to naturally master the Sharp Charge and Sinking Speech Technique at the same time. If he did not know the Sharp Charge and Sinking Speech Technique, he would not be able to speak without moving his mouth, and he would not be able to make others think that he had stopped chanting the spells even though he did not move his mouth.

Just after the red-robed Taoist priest said to Hou Jizhuan, "You don't even know the name, and you say I'm useless," Hou Jizhuan said, "I don't need to know the name of the skill you practice. Just now when I was in the center, I did feel that someone stopped chanting the mantra. When I saw that the person whose lips didn't move was you, I didn't judge that you didn't continue chanting the mantra just because your lips didn't move. At that time, I was standing in the center and I could definitely feel that the person who stopped chanting the mantra was you. In addition, I also found beads of sweat on your forehead at that time, probably because of fear? During the process of everyone's practice, I felt that you stopped chanting the mantra because you couldn't bear the fear anymore. If I wasn't sure, how could I insist that you were the first one to stop chanting the mantra with so many people here?"

The first Taoist priest who told Tie Wandao that Hou Jizhuan's mistake in performing the ritual caused the problem inside the Gray House said, "Master Hou, are you really not going to do that? You just told us that the clan leader didn't let you tell us in advance that we would be cursed, and you also said that if the clan leader hadn't said so, how dare you push such a thing onto the clan leader... However, you did push it onto the clan leader."

(End of this chapter)