Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 2110 (Two Thousand One Hundred and Ten) A Pair

When he first arrived there, Tie Wandao looked at the steamed buns that his men had placed on the mat as "tribute", and then he saw the black bugs that his men had mentioned.

At that time, the black bug had already crawled onto the cloth on the stone and was about to crawl onto the steamed bun.

Tie Wandao thought: This bug is exactly the same as what he told me just now, he really didn't lie to me. The things he told me before were later confirmed to be true, he should be the kind of person who dares not lie to me, but what about the singing? I don't think he lied to me, but the singing has indeed not appeared until now. If I close the door of Muxi Pavilion this time, will he decide to go up to the top of Muxi Pavilion to have a look? Will he think that if he still can't find anything, I will continue to lock him up in Muxi Pavilion, which will be even more terrifying, will he think it's better to go up and take a look? This is really troublesome! If I hadn't practiced that kind of martial arts and hadn't become possessed and worried that going up to Muxi Pavilion would be affected, I would have gone up to take a look myself a long time ago, would I still need him?
After Tie Wandao had gone astray while practicing that kind of martial arts, if he went to a higher place where the Taoist priests believed that the aura was unfavorable to him, his condition would be significantly aggravated. If he went to a lower place where the Taoist priests believed that the aura was unfavorable to him, his condition would not be aggravated.

The Taoist priest once said that if he went to the top of the Muxi Pavilion, his possession would definitely get worse, but the first floor or lower parts of the Muxi Pavilion would be safe for Tie Wandao after he was possessed, so Tie Wandao was not worried about this when he entered the Muxi Pavilion, but he would not go up.

Just as Tie Wandao was thinking about it, the black bug had already crawled onto the steamed bun and started eating it again. The steamed bun also seemed a little smaller than before.

Tie Wandao thought to himself: He just told me that the steamed buns were eaten by black bugs, and now it seems that the black bugs are really eating the steamed buns.

The reason why Tie Wandao came here again was to take a good look at the pattern. He didn't know if he could find anything here. If he found anything, he naturally didn't want his men to see it. Of course, he locked his men in the Muxi Pavilion not only because he was worried about what they would see. He thought that this was the punishment they deserved for not letting him hear the singing for so long. Of course, he also hoped that his men would choose to go up to the top of the Muxi Pavilion to take a look because they didn't want to be locked in the Muxi Pavilion anymore.

Tie Wandao walked towards the stone with a complex pattern painted on the bottom, looked at the pattern carefully, and felt that it looked like a "talisman".

He saw the two small circles on the pattern and felt that they really looked like a pair of eyes, always looking in a certain direction.

Tie Wandao looked in the direction the two small circles were "looking" and thought that the two small circles seemed to be "staring" at a stone.

That stone was the one that Tie Wandao's men sat on for the second time when they ate.

Tie Wandao walked to the stone where his men sat for the second time, looked at it carefully, but found no pattern on it.

He looked at the surrounding stones again, but didn't find any patterns on them.

He looked above the Muxi Pavilion, then looked at the ground, and didn't find anything unusual.

He thought: Should I ask a Taoist priest to take a look?
He looked around and thought: I won't look for a Taoist priest for now. The singing hasn't reappeared yet. Even if I really want to look for a Taoist priest, I'd better wait until the singing reappears. I don't want the Taoist priest to perform a magic trick here and prevent the singing from reappearing.

(End of this chapter)