Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1693 (One Thousand Six Hundred and Ninety-Three) Part Two

Tie Jinjue asked: "So, even if the Taoist priest knew that she was a person who had been possessed by the evil spirit, he couldn't just infer that she didn't have the soul-purifying spirit?"

Ni Yuan said: "That's indeed the case."

Tie Jinjue thought: That's good. The Taoist priest associated with the Gray House obviously set the people who went to the Gray House and wanted to stop the clan leader from using those blue-armored people to destroy the Blue-armored tribe as the "second type of people" who would be pushed out by the invisible curtain. If the Taoist priest associated with the Gray House had already learned from the clan leader that Hong Yan had been injured by the monster and had been infected with the evil spirit, he would still not know whether Hong Yan was the "first type of person" or the "second type of person". As long as he didn't know whether Hong Yan was the "first type of person" or the "second type of person", if he could see that Hong Yan had the spirit-purifying spirit at this time, he could prove to the clan leader that Hong Yan was not the "second type of person" he had set.

Thinking of this, Tie Jinjue felt that judging from the current situation, the situation would improve as long as Tie Hongyan could become someone with soul-purifying energy.

Tie Jinjue asked: "Can a Taoist priest who casts an invisible curtain over a place determine what kind of person was pushed out by performing a magic on the invisible curtain that has been touched by someone?"

"If the invisible curtain pushes a person out, it will leave an image of that person. The Taoist priest can know who that person is, but he cannot know for which reason the person was pushed out by the invisible curtain." Ni Yuan replied.

Tie Jinjue said: "If the Taoist priest who casts an invisible curtain over a place wants to know what kind of people are pushed out by the invisible curtain, what should he do?"

Ni Yuan said: "Like other alchemists, one can only observe that person through performing rituals. An alchemist who casts an invisible curtain over a place is not different from other alchemists in this respect just because he made the invisible curtain. Most alchemists can only tell the truth by seeing the person in person. There are also a few who can understand the truth through strange things without seeing the person in person, but the strange things must be closely related to the person being observed. The agate pen I gave to the young patriarch before is such a thing. This thing was originally made for the young patriarch. In addition to the agate pen, I also need the words written by the young patriarch with the agate pen, and I have to perform rituals specifically for the purpose of divination. Strange things like the agate pen are very rare, so generally speaking, if the alchemist does not see the person being observed in person, he cannot tell what kind of person the person pushed out by the invisible curtain is."

Tie Jinjue thought: From what Hong Yan said today, the clan leader obviously didn't know whether Hong Yan had the spirit-purifying energy. He just thought that Hong Yan didn't have the spirit-purifying energy because it was extremely rare for people who were "not born" to have the spirit-purifying energy. This shows that he probably hadn't learned from the Taoist priest what kind of person Hong Yan was at that time. Since the clan leader had already determined that Hong Yan was a "second kind of person" and not a "first kind of person", he shouldn't have gone to the Taoist priest to see what kind of person Hong Yan was. However, things are unpredictable, what if he suddenly felt like going to the Taoist priest to see... So, it's better to let Hong Yan become a person with the spirit-purifying energy sooner rather than later. At that time, let the Taoist priest tell the clan leader that Hong Yan was the first kind of person who was "not born" to have the spirit-purifying energy, and the situation will be better.

(End of this chapter)