Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 323: Concealment

The scarless man laughed at Tie Hongyan in his heart and deliberately said, "Young Patriarch, who are you talking to?"

"Did you hear a very low voice talking to me just now?" Tie Hongyan asked.

The two soldiers looked at each other, and the one with the scar on his face answered, "No."

The one without the scar on his face said, "Neither of us spoke just now, and we didn't hear any 'very deep voice'."

It turned out that only Tie Hongyan could hear that sound.

Tie Hongyan said: "What is going on..."

The one without a scar on his face thought: It is obviously a cover-up, but she pretends to be so decent. Like father, like daughter. Both father and daughter care about their reputation. She is only this age, but she can pretend to be so serious just to save face. Can this be considered "the disciple surpasses the father"?

“Young Clan Leader, why aren’t the petals moving? Didn’t you say you were going to cut the bamboo pole? How could the petals, which can even cut stone pillars, have the heart to attack the bamboo pole?” asked the one without a scar on his face.

"I haven't mastered my kung fu yet, so I can't use it freely now, but I believe that one day I will be able to master it." Tie Hongyan's tone was full of confidence. Of course, she understood what the scarless man meant, but she didn't blame herself or doubt herself because of what he said, nor did she get angry about his words, let alone explain anything. She understood that if she didn't turn her words into facts and present them to them, it would be useless to explain more. Instead of wasting time and making things worse, it would be better to practice kung fu well, and let the facts be directly in front of them after a while, and they will naturally understand. It's just that she felt a little bit sorry because she couldn't make the two soldiers change their discouraged state at this time. In her opinion, even making one soldier full of confidence is very beneficial to the army, because people will influence each other, and this influence is subtle, and the scope may be so large that it is difficult to estimate.

The man without scars on his face was still mocking Tie Hongyan in his heart, but he felt that his last sentence seemed to have gone too far, so he began to worry that his previous words would anger Tie Hongyan. It was a pleasant thing to say, but if it caused any trouble, it would not be worth it. So he immediately tried to "make peace" in his own way: "In fact, this phenomenon is understandable. Bamboo poles and stone pillars are different. Stone pillars are made of stone and are originally lifeless. Bamboo poles are made of bamboo. Bamboo was alive before it was made into bamboo poles. The petals were also alive before they left the branches. The bamboo poles and petals have experienced the process from birth to death. Maybe it has produced an effect similar to the mutual appreciation between people. This may be determined by nature. As a result, although the young patriarch used his skills, the petals did not attack the bamboo poles that had similar experiences as himself. That might be the nature of kung fu." Although he thought he was making peace, he was indeed mocking Tie Hongyan in his heart. In addition, he took too little time to come up with those words, so when he said those words, people could still smell the taste of mockery.

The scarred man felt something was wrong the more he listened, and felt that those words were counterproductive, so he winked at the scarless man, telling him to stop talking. He was worried that the scarless man would continue talking if he didn't listen to him, so he quickly said to Tie Hongyan: "Young Patriarch, we still have things to do, let's go back!" After that, he took the scarless man away.

(End of this chapter)