Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 266 Bond

"No. He really wasn't waiting for us there." Wu Xunsheng said.

"Then where did he go? Why didn't he tell us this time..." Tie Hongyan felt a little disappointed.

"I don't know either. You have met Master Zhang, right? Is he nice to you?" Wu Xunsheng asked.

"He... we were late today, and Master Zhang was very unhappy. Also... I don't think he is as sincere as Master Fei... Of course, this is just my feeling, but I can't explain why I feel this way."

"Maybe it's because you miss Master Fei so much that you feel this way..." Wu Xunsheng said.

"I hope so, I hope this is just my illusion."

"It'd better be your illusion, because you will have to learn horseback archery from him next."

"Yes, we still have to go tomorrow. You are not here, and I have to meet Nie Yangwei and the other three." Tie Hongyan said.

“You studied with them?”

"Yes. But Master Zhang teaches separately. When he teaches them, he lets me practice on my own, and when he teaches me, he lets them practice on their own."

"So Master Zhang is teaching you alone?"

"Yes...but I still miss Master Fei."

"When do you think Master Fei will come back to continue teaching us?"

"I don't know. I don't know where Master Fei went or what happened." Tie Hongyan sighed.

"I hope Master Fei will come back soon..."

"Are you still in pain? Have a good rest!" Tie Hongyan asked with concern.

Although Wu Xunsheng still felt pain in his body, he said, "Much better. When I feel better, I can learn horse riding and archery with you." Tie Hongyan obviously wanted Wu Xunsheng to learn horse riding and archery with her, but she considered that he was injured and in so much pain, so she said, "There's no rush. You should rest more."

Chapter 57

The next day, Tie Jinjue and Tie Hongyan painted in the old place with a stone table and four stone benches.

In the past few years, Tie Jinjue would paint with Tie Hongyan in this seldom visited place whenever he had free time, and talk while painting.

This time, Tie Jinjue drew a kite flying high in the sky, free and unfettered, free and unrestrained. Tie Hongyan liked it very much and immediately drew it, but her drawing did not fully exude the unrestrained spirit like Tie Jinjue's.

"This painting looks too dull. I'll draw a new one." Tie Hongyan said to himself.

Tie Jinjue deliberately used the painting to tell Tie Hongyan: "To be able to fight freely in the sky requires more than just strength and courage. In many cases, freedom and unrestrainedness come from loneliness and being free from worries."

Tie Hongyan didn't realize that Tie Jinjue seemed to have hidden meaning in his words. He just thought he was talking about the kite in the painting and just responded with a casual "hmm".

Tie Jinjue continued, "If a person has something in her heart that she can't let go of, the things that tie her to it are likely to become her shackles."

"Uncle, do you mean...people?" Tie Hongyan suddenly stopped drawing and looked up at Tie Jinjue.

"That's right. I'm not only talking about people, but also about you." Tie Jinjue said bluntly.

"Are you talking about me?" Tie Hongyan's eyes were full of doubt.

"That's right. You know, you really shouldn't have fought with Nie Yangwei that time." Tie Jinjue said more bluntly.

It is not surprising that this matter has reached Tie Jinjue, but Tie Hongyan did not expect Tie Jinjue to talk about this matter at this moment.

(End of this chapter)