Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 341 (three hundred and forty-one) taking office

Tie Hongyan's actions that day not only activated the soldiers on the field, but also activated the three elders who had always regarded her as a roadblock to their descendants. The atmosphere on the field was extremely exciting at the time. If the three elders had seen the soldiers being encouraged by her and willingly following her wishes in the past, they would definitely feel unhappy. But under the current circumstances, the three elders felt that their hearts, which had been suppressed in the darkness, were suddenly transferred to the light. They were immediately relieved. They were all deeply inspired by her. The three of them sincerely hoped that Tie Hongyan could lead the troops to victory. As for who would be the young patriarch, it would not be too late to fight for their descendants after the Tiecang tribe was safe. At that time, they could also find a way to deal with Tie Hongyan.

Tie Jinjue was well aware that fighting against the Guishi monster on the battlefield was fraught with danger, so he was initially apprehensive about Tie Hongyan's going to the battle. Although he had other intentions, he did not want to watch many innocent people, including the Tiecang people and the Lanjia people, being destroyed by the Guishi monster. He knew Tie Hongyan's stubborn personality, and she would be very unwilling if she wanted to go to the battlefield but could not. He knew that Tie Hongyan was proficient in military tactics and her martial arts were extraordinary, and there was indeed no one else more suitable to lead the troops. He also knew that if Tie Hongyan really made great contributions this time when the Tiecang tribe was in despair, then as long as there were no major mistakes in the future, it would be much easier for him to become a real young patriarch. Besides, although the military power in his hands was only temporary, if he did a good job, he would probably become the long-term supreme commander of the Tiecang Army, which would be even better.

Seeing that the four elders unanimously agreed that Tie Hongyan would be the temporary supreme commander of the Tiecang Army, Tie Wandao suddenly felt very proud, even though he had long known that Tie Hongyan would succeed in performing miracles, and the four elders would definitely agree because they had promised before. Because Tie Hongyan once told him that if she was really asked to lead the troops, she would also humbly ask for advice from the people on the battlefield, after all, those people already had actual combat experience, which made him feel more at ease. Tie Wandao had already prepared to announce that Tie Hongyan would be the temporary supreme commander of the Tiecang Army on the day when Tie Hongyan performed miracles for the soldiers, and he also greeted the former supreme commander of the Tiecang Army. The former commander was disheartened and bored at the time, and suddenly received this news, he felt relieved, not only did he not feel resentful at all, but he felt that this was a good thing.

Tie Hongyan successfully inspired the people on the field and stood aside. At this time, Tie Wandao walked to several stone pillars and solemnly announced to the soldiers that Tie Hongyan officially began to lead the troops and became the temporary supreme commander of the Tiecang Army.

The soldiers on the field had no objections at this time because Tie Hongyan had helped them to untie their knots. They also did not think that it was too abrupt for Tie Wandao to announce Tie Hongyan as the temporary supreme commander.

After the meeting, Tie Hongyan immediately learned about the battlefield from the soldiers. Some soldiers were very curious about her ability to perform miracles. Although they knew that she was both the young patriarch and the temporary supreme commander of the Tiecang Army, and had powerful abilities, they did not dare to relax in front of her. However, some people could not help but carefully ask her if she could do something that ordinary people could not do to show them, such as controlling the sand pile to move it to another place quickly, or making two swords float up and automatically fight in the air and then restore the broken sword at once. In order to encourage the soldiers, Tie Hongyan did all of them. They stood and watched in an orderly manner, and felt that although she had a kind of majesty and momentum, she was not a difficult person to get along with.

(End of this chapter)