Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 2075 (Two Thousand and Seventy-Five) Scruples
Although he was not sure whether this was the case, he had already felt that there was no point in living that day. Stimulated by the fact that the man in blue armor was beaten to death, he felt that since this was possible, he had found an opportunity to make his death worthwhile.

When he decided to end his life, he thought that if he was going to do it, he must succeed and make the greatest possible impact on the Tiecang tribe, so he prepared to bleed his blood on the central pavilion. He felt that if he could not make a big impact on the fortune of the Tiecang tribe, it would be worth it even if he made a little impact.

He thought that if he showed some signs before committing suicide, he might encounter more obstacles. So he decided to act no different from usual. When he got to the central pavilion, he suddenly chopped his neck with the tool in his hand, deliberately splattering blood on the pavilion.

After one of the people holding the whip said, "Chief, we don't know, maybe someone among the Blue Armored People knows," Tie Wandao said a few more words to them, and then asked those who participated in the construction of the Seven Stars Zui Ren Pavilion to go back first. He said that he had something to do at the Seven Stars Zui Ren Pavilion that day.

After those builders left, Tie Wandao's men came with the alchemist.

The Taoist priest was shocked when he saw the man in blue armor who had committed suicide.

Tie Wandao asked the Taoist priest to test whether the suicide of the man in blue armor had affected the fortune of the Tiecang tribe.

The Taoist priest didn't know whether he could say this to Tie Jinjue who was standing next to Tie Wandao. He glanced at Tie Jinjue who was standing next to Tie Wandao and asked, "I'll tell you directly after I do the ritual, okay?"

Tie Wandao understood that the Taoist priest was unsure whether some things could be said in front of Tie Jinjue, so he said, "Of course. If I can ask you anything, you can naturally answer it. Just answer it as you should. If I think it is not appropriate for you to answer in a certain situation, I will naturally not ask you in that situation."

The Taoist priest understood that Tie Wandao's words "I can ask all the questions, so you can naturally answer them. Just answer them however you should" meant that he could ask the questions in front of Tie Jinjue, so the Taoist priest could naturally answer them however you should answer them in front of Tie Jinjue.

After hearing this, the Taoist felt more at ease and said to Tie Wandao, "I understand. I will tell you everything you ask later without any scruples."

Tie Wandao nodded and said that this was entirely possible, intending to tell the Taoist priest that he could say whatever he wanted in front of Tie Jinjue.

After performing some tests through rituals, the Taoist priest told Tie Wandao that there was no impact at the moment.

Since Quan Chumeng had performed a ritual at the Qixing Zuiren Pavilion, no matter whether the suicide of the blue-armored man near the Qixing Zuiren Pavilion had affected the fortune of the Tiecang tribe, the Taoist priests concluded that there was no impact.

Tie Wandao asked: "It has no impact at the moment. Will this incident affect the fortune of the Tiecang tribe in the future? Do we have to wait three days to find out?"

The Taoist priest said that at present, it was indeed impossible to know whether this incident would affect the fortune of the Tiecang tribe in the future. If one wanted to know, one would have to wait until three days later at the earliest.

Tie Wandao wanted to know if this incident would have a negative impact on the luck of the Tiecang tribe in the future, and if there was anything he could do to avoid it. After that, he mentioned the incident of the blue-armored man being beaten to death the day before, and asked the Taoist priest if there was anything he could do to avoid these two incidents from having a negative impact on the luck of the Tiecang tribe in the future.

(End of this chapter)