Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1334 (One Thousand Three Hundred Thirty Four) Still

He had been stuttering before due to nervousness, and his speech was still a little incoherent at this time.

Tie Hongyan sneered and said that she didn't say he felt "disgusted", and then asked him: "Do you still think I believe what they said?"

Ran Xianke still spoke with a stutter and said that of course he thought she wouldn't believe it.

Tie Hongyan said: "Didn't you just say that you were nervous because it was your first time doing something like this? You wouldn't have forgotten it so quickly, right? Or is it that you're not nervous because of this at all?"

When Ran Xianke heard her say "It's not because of this at all", he was so nervous that sweat broke out on his forehead because he was right. He told her that he had said he was nervous the first time, especially nervous.

Tie Hongyan thought that this was a good opportunity to take over the matter by taking advantage of his nervousness, so she said that things that seemed fun to her would make him nervous, and that people do have different feelings, and then said, "Since you are nervous, I will deal with these two people, and you just watch from the side."

Ran Xianke nodded and thanked her.

Tie Hongyan walked up to the two blue-armored men who were tied up and lying on the ground with the Phantom Tassel Spear and asked, "Where is the other blue-armored man?"

The two men in blue armor remained silent.

Tie Hongyan immediately put on a sinister look and said to the blue-armored man, "You guys won't say anything, right? I was originally planning to burn you to death, but now it seems that I can't let you off so easily."

The one who had not been pointed at the throat by Ran Xianke said that the other blue-armored man had been burned to death by Ran Xianke. The blue-armored man knew that the other blue-armored man had not been burned to death by Ran Xianke, but when he saw that she was about to take action, he used the same statement that Ran Xianke had used to deceive Tie Hongyan.

Tie Hongyan had long guessed that Ran Xianke had not told the truth before, so she said to the blue-armored men, "Tell the truth." She felt that the two blue-armored men were unlikely to tell her, so she forced them to tell her so that they would not do as she said, and then pretended to suddenly get angry because of this and "kill" them - using the secret technique of teleportation to move the two blue-armored men away.

The blue-armored man who had been pointed at the throat by Ran Xianke said to the blue-armored man next to him: "Look, that's it, she won't believe what we say, so let her do whatever she wants!"

Tie Hongyan felt that he should attack one of the blue-armored men first, so he suddenly waved the Fantasy Tassel Spear and used the Secret Art of Illusionary Transfer to create an illusion, and then immediately used the Secret Art of Reality to transfer that blue-armored man to a safe hidden land outside the world.

Ran Xianke and another man in blue armor saw the scene in the illusion created by Tie Hongyan.

In the illusion, after a series of screams, the man in blue armor, whose throat had not been pointed at by Ran Xianke's sword, became motionless.

Tie Hongyan turned around and told Ran Xianke that this was the result of deceiving her, and then said: "You saw it just now. It's just dealing with the blue-armored man. There's no need to be nervous."

Although what she said was about the consequences of the blue-armored man deceiving her, she was also hinting to Ran Xianke who had deceived her before, hoping that he would take the initiative to tell the truth.

Ran Xianke's heart was beating fast, and he stammered, "Yes... yes... no need to be nervous."

Tie Hongyan felt that the other blue-armored man lying on the ground would not tell her what she wanted to know, but she still deliberately said to him: "You have seen his end. If you tell the truth, I will let you die in a much more comfortable way. If you still don't tell the truth, I will let you taste what you deserve, just like him."

(End of this chapter)