Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1700 (One Thousand Seven Hundred) Thoughts
Tie Jinjue understood the logic behind what Ni Yuan said, and said, "This method takes advantage of the fact that the receiving and delivering power can attract power. When attracting power, the absorbing bottle integrated into the power of the young patriarch can be attracted to the person using the receiving and delivering power. Just now, Taoist Ni mentioned the issue of sincerity and willingness. If the person using the receiving and delivering power is not sincerely willing to reduce his life span by one month in order for the young patriarch to become a person with the spirit of purification, then the absorbing bottle will not be able to absorb the life span of the person using the receiving and delivering power?"

Ni Yuan said, "That's true. The longevity root is connected to people's minds. If people are truly willing to do so, the young patriarch will put his hands together, and the bud-sucking bottle will be able to suck the longevity root from the person who is using the transmission power. If the heart is not sincere, no matter how powerful the purple pill is, no matter how the process is, the bud-sucking bottle will not be able to suck the longevity root from the person who is using the transmission power."

Tie Jin Jue asked: "No matter what the intention of the person using the transmission power is, the life stems that are sucked away will sustain the life of the person using the transmission power for one month?"

Ni Yuan replied, "That's true. If it's less than a month, it won't be enough to turn the young patriarch into a person with soul-purifying energy. When the bud-sucking bottle appeared in the young patriarch's body, it was already in a state where it could only suck away a month's worth of buds, and it couldn't absorb buds that would sustain the life of the person using the transmission power for many more years."

Next, Ni Yuan wrote down on a piece of paper what Tie Hongyan and the person who would pass on the power were going to do, and put the paper in the box containing the agate pens.

Tie Jinjue thought of Wu Xunsheng and Le Yu, and wanted to get other things from Ni Yuan.

Wu Xunsheng had helped Tie Hongyan to transfer the blue-armored man. However, due to the top-secret seal of life and death, Tie Hongyan would not tell Wu Xunsheng such a secret directly. Tie Jinjue felt that although Wu Xunsheng could use the detection technique normally, he could only see part of it. If he could know more, he would be able to better serve as Tie Hongyan's "companion". Therefore, Tie Jinjue planned to tell Wu Xunsheng more about the secret and let Wu Xunsheng trust him as much as he trusted Tie Hongyan.

He also thought that if Le Yu, who would also be able to use the stealth detection technique normally in the future, could really help Tie Hongyan do something, he could also consider telling Le Yu more about the situation.

He hopes to get something from Ni Yuan that has a function similar to the top-secret seal of life and death, so as to ensure that Wu Xunsheng and Le Yu will not leak secrets after knowing them.

After Tie Jinjue found out that Wu Xunsheng, who was skilled in the art of stealth, was on the same side as Tie Hongyan, although he regretted having used that method to count Tie Hongyan as the one who had pressed the top-secret life and death seal, he did not think that there was anything wrong with the top-secret life and death seal itself.

He thought that at this point, if he wanted to tell such a secret to people like Wu Xunsheng and Le Yu, he would not feel at ease without some guarantee.

Many years ago, before Tie Jinjue asked others to do things with him related to the Blue-Armored People, he had also looked for a Taoist priest and obtained this kind of thing that others had to promise to keep secret, for the people who did that kind of thing with him to use.

When Tie Hongyan was a child, he also wanted to give her this kind of thing to ensure that she kept it secret. When he asked the Taoist priest, he only mentioned that it was for children, and naturally he would not say which child it was for or what it was for. The Taoist priests he asked all said that the things related to confidentiality in their hands could not have any effect on people under the age of eighteen, and the Taoist priests could not achieve that effect with magic either. Tie Jinjue had to give up this idea.

(End of this chapter)