Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 1763 (One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty Three) Biting

It turned out that Tie Hongyan had told him in writing that she had heard the painful sounds he made during the alchemist's ritual.

Although Wu Xunsheng once regretted making such a sound, he thought that he had not made the sound for a long time, and in the previous situation, Tie Hongyan did not turn around to look, and maybe after the ritual was completed, she would forget that she had heard such a sound from him. After he returned to his room, he temporarily forgot that he had made a sound because of pain. Tie Hongyan has never forgotten that sound, although she once comforted herself during the Taoist's ritual that she heard such a sound because she had hallucinations. However, after the ritual was completed, she asked Tie Wandao in public, and learned from Tie Wandao that it was Wu Xunsheng who had endured the pain for her by using the transmission skill. After that, she felt that the sound she heard during the Taoist's ritual must have been made by Wu Xunsheng because of pain.

At this moment, seeing Tie Hongyan actually told him through writing that she heard his voice at that time, he didn't know what to say at first.

He looked at the papers she had written on and said, "I'll get rid of these papers with words on them first."

So he moved away from the red flames, burned the paper she had written on, and cleaned up the ashes with another piece of paper.

In the process of handling the paper with words on it, Wu Xunsheng said to prevent her from thinking too much, "The Taoist priest was performing a ritual at that time... When the Taoist priest was performing a ritual, even if the people present made sounds that sounded painful, it didn't necessarily mean that they were feeling pain."

At that time, he also thought: It is normal for someone to have hallucinations when the Taoist priest is performing magic, but I cannot directly say that what she heard at that time might have been hallucinations or something. After all, if the Taoist priest had told her about this, she would easily know that I said that on purpose.

Tie Hongyan wrote something on another piece of paper.

Wu Xunsheng was a little surprised when he saw what she wrote: What a coincidence, she also thought of this?
Then he felt that there was no need to be surprised: it was nothing new, I had thought of the same thing as her more than once.

He thought again: Fortunately, I didn’t bring up the idea of ​​hallucination just now.

It turned out that Tie Hongyan expressed this to him through writing - he didn't say that she heard those things because she had hallucinations.

Wu Xunsheng felt that it was no longer possible to conceal his feelings, so he just smiled.

Tie Hongyan was worried, so she continued to write to him and asked him how his lips got broken, and told him that she hoped he would tell her the truth.

Wu Xunsheng thought: Did she think that something happened to me during the ritual that caused my lip to be broken? If that was the case, I might as well just tell her that I bit it myself. Maybe she would feel more at ease knowing that.
So he said, "I just bit myself. Nothing happened to me during the ritual."

Tie Hongyan thought: He should have stopped trying to hide it by now. Even if I asked him more directly, he should have answered truthfully, right? He didn't shout for long at that time. Could he have bitten his lips to stop himself from shouting?
She asked him by writing if he bit his lips because he was in so much pain and didn't want to make any more noise.

Wu Xunsheng saw that she had guessed it, but he didn't want to directly say that he was in pain at the time, so he just said: "In that kind of situation, I'd better keep my mouth shut."

(End of this chapter)