Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 3551 (Three Thousand Five Hundred and Fifty One) Rubbing Hands

After hitting it, she found that the light blue ice did not change at all.

Tie Hongyan quickly used another martial art to try to hit it, but the light blue ice remained the same as before, without even a crack.

She kicked the blue ice, but despite her strong force, it did not budge.

Whether she was hitting or kicking, the pain in her body would always have some impact on her strength, but she still tried her best to use her strength, even if it hurt a little more, and tried to make the strength reach the right point.

However, no matter how hard she tried, the light blue ice did not change. She felt that she would not be able to break the light blue ice by hitting it directly, so she had to think of other ways.

She rubbed her hands vigorously, then used her clothes to pad her hands to touch the light blue ice, wanting to try whether her body temperature could melt the light blue ice a little, although she knew that her hands were not hot at this time.

At this time, the light blue ice seemed to have not touched anything at all and remained the same.

Trapped in the ice, she didn't know how to get out, so she had to quickly and continuously blow air at other parts of the ice, turning the area almost at face height into light blue.

At this time, she tried to hit the circle of light blue ice again. Although the circle of light blue ice still did not change, because she stayed in it for a long enough time, the word "direct" appeared on the ice next to it that did not turn into light blue.

Tie Hongyan knew this was a hint, but he didn't know what it meant.

She thought for a moment: Should I touch the ice with my hands like I did just now, but without clothes? But the ice is so cold, if I do that, not only will my hands get frostbitten, but they might also get stuck on the ice and be hard to get off.

However, she couldn't think of any other way, so she tried to move her left hand, which was not covered by anything, directly closer to the light blue ice. Just when her hand was about two fingers away from the light blue ice, words appeared on the ice next to it that had not turned light blue, telling her that she was still a little distance away.

She knew that what she did was right.

So, even though she knew it would be painful, she immediately placed her left hand on the light blue ice.

The moment she touched the light blue ice, she felt her already injured left hand suddenly become painfully frozen, as if every finger was broken. The pain quickly spread to her heart, and she subconsciously moved her hand back, trying to temporarily get her left hand away from the light blue ice, even though she wanted to continue to endure it.

However, her hands were indeed stuck to the light blue ice just as she had imagined before, and she could not move back at all. It seemed that if she moved back even a little, a layer of skin would immediately fall off her hands and be fixed to the light blue ice.

Not only that, after her left hand was stuck, the light blue ice sucked her hand into the ice, deeper and deeper, and soon swallowed up her entire hand, then her wrist, and then her elbow.

When the light blue ice sucked her arm, it seemed as if it wanted to touch the skin on her arm directly, and naturally rolled up the sleeves of her clothes a little.

When the light blue ice reached the elbow of her left arm, her sleeve had been rolled up to a point not far from her shoulder.

The pain in her left arm pierced her heart and she cried out.

At this time, some words appeared on the left and right sides of the ice that had not turned light blue.

(End of this chapter)