Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 3097 (Three Thousand and Ninety-Seven) Worse
Yuyoutong told this story, and said that it was extremely rare for an unusual person to appear within three generations of Li Gengmi's grandmother. However, if one had not done a large part in this matter, no matter how powerful one was, one would not be able to understand this situation.

Li Gengmi's grandmother asked how to solve this problem.

The Yuyoutong said that the problem could no longer be solved.

Li Gengmi's grandmother asked again: "What if we don't continue doing this?"

"That's even worse." Yuyoutongzhe replied.

"What will happen?" asked Li Gengmi's grandmother.

"If you don't continue to do this, then such people will still appear among your descendants for the next three generations, and no matter who that person performs the ritual for, they will be affected. This influence is related to fate." Yu Youtong said.

Li Gengmi's grandmother knew that there was nothing she could do about this situation and could only let Yuyoutongzhe continue.

Before Yu Youtongzhe completed the whole thing, Li Gengmi's grandmother had already written down the details of the matter.

Not long after Yu Youtongzhe did this, Li Gengmi's grandfather passed away, and soon after, Li Gengmi's grandmother also passed away.

However, Li Gengmi and Li Pingrun never knew about the circumstances of that year.

Later, Li Gengmi actually got the paper written by her grandmother from the child of her grandmother's former neighbor. Only then did she know about this matter. At that time, Li Pingrun had been learning magic for a long time. He had already determined that his dream was to use magic to do things for the powerful people in the Tiecang tribe. He felt that using magic to do things for the powerful people in this largest tribe would lead to great achievements.

In fact, as early as that time, Li Pingrun's master had vaguely felt that he seemed not very suitable to use magic to work for the powerful people in the Tiecang tribe, but he could not find the reason no matter what. Since he could not find the reason, he just hinted at Li Pingrun about this matter.

Even though the master didn't say it explicitly, Li Pingrun could feel it. He also wondered because of this kind of thing whether the master disliked him or not or something.

His master didn't want to discourage Li Pingrun's enthusiasm for learning magic in a particularly obvious way, but because of that feeling, he would still hint to him from time to time that the dream was not suitable for him.

At that time, Li Pingrun even felt that his master was looking down on him. Therefore, not only did he not give up that dream, he always told himself that he must realize that dream for his master to see.

When Li Gengmi got the piece of paper with the words written by his grandmother, she hadn't seen Li Pingrun for a while. She didn't know whether the person mentioned in the paper who was not suitable to use magic to serve the powerful people in the Tiecang tribe was herself or Li Pingrun. She hoped it was herself. If it was herself, she had never learned magic anyway, so the matter would be resolved. If it was Li Pingrun, she still hoped that Li Pingrun would know about this matter.

Li Gengmi found a Taoist priest to ask about this matter. However, in order to determine whether the person in the letter was Li Gengmi based on her personal situation, the Taoist priest used a very special spell. Although he determined that the person was not Li Gengmi, in the process of the spell, he caused the paper on which Li Gengmi's grandmother had written the words to be burned.

The alchemist compensated Li Gengmi, but the piece of paper could not be returned.

Later, Li Gengmi went to find Li Pingrun. At that time, Li Pingrun was out with his master's other disciples. Li Gengmi told Li Pingrun's master about the matter.

(End of this chapter)