Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 2065 (Two Thousand and Sixty-Five) No Matter
The one who whipped the man to death suddenly thought of another possibility, that is, long before Tie Wandao spoke to him, the tall and thin man already knew that the blue-armored man was dead, and told Tie Wandao that the one who whipped the man to death had already whipped the blue-armored man to death. He thought that the tall and thin man might have even told Tie Wandao that the one who whipped the man to death knew that he had whipped the man to death. The one who whipped the man to death felt that the tall and thin man was not the kind of person who would take the initiative to say these words to Tie Wandao. He thought that the tall and thin man would only try to clear himself. However, at this time, he thought again, the clan leader was so scary, even if the tall and thin man was not usually such a person, when faced with such a terrifying situation and facing such a terrifying person as the clan leader, it is possible that he told the clan leader about it. He thought: But could he have felt the horror of this matter before? If the clan leader hadn't said it, I wouldn't have thought that the clan leader would care so much about whether the death of a blue-armored man was auspicious or not. Could it be that he had thought in advance that the clan leader would feel unlucky, and then quickly told the clan leader that I had whipped the blue-armored man to death?

The man holding the whip thought for a long time but couldn't figure out what was going on.

The person who whipped the man to death thought that if Tie Wandao had not been sure that he had deceived him, he would not have let him go. Even if he had let him go, he would at least have asked the other people about the situation and investigated it thoroughly.

However, in fact, Tie Wandao had no intention of finding out when the blue-armored man died. Tie Wandao felt that the death of a blue-armored man was not worth investigating. He felt that if he wanted to investigate carefully, it might not be difficult to find out the truth, but the truth of this matter was not the focus of his attention at all. He just felt that it might not be auspicious for that person to whip a life to death at the Seven Stars Drunken Pavilion. Although he didn't know whether it was really unlucky, it did make him feel bad. The more he thought about it, the more uncomfortable he felt. Just because of this matter, he felt uncomfortable. He didn't want to let the Tiecang people be arrested or killed for whipping a blue-armored man to death in front of those people, so he let the person who whipped the person to death "get out" first. He secretly thought that anyway, he had detailed information about everyone who participated in the construction of the Seven Stars Drunken Pavilion. If it was really unlucky, it would be easy to secretly send someone to arrest him.

Tie Wandao looked at the Seven Stars Zuiren Pavilion, and his heart was filled with a choke. He looked up at the sky and thought the weather was not bad. He looked around and didn't think there was any bad sign. Despite this, he still wanted to bring a few Taoist priests here to ask if it was really unlucky that someone died near the Seven Stars Zuiren Pavilion. However, he had something very important to do at the next hour of the day, which would have a serious impact on his future, so he couldn't bring Taoist priests here immediately. He didn't want more people to know about the situation when he asked the Taoist priests about this, even if they were his own men. Besides, he didn't know what other questions he would ask after he asked the Taoist priests the questions he wanted to ask and heard the Taoist priests' answers. Even if he asked others to ask for him, he estimated that they would not be able to ask all the questions. In addition, he didn't trust others to tell him about this matter. So he decided to say something to those people first, then go back to do his business, and then bring the Taoist priests to the Seven Stars Zuiren Pavilion to see after he was done.

(End of this chapter)