Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 882 Holding Hands

After hearing the details of what he had said, Tie Hongyan asked, "Mr. Jian Geng, how come you know so much about the situation at that time?"

Jian Liang replied: "My mother was one of the alchemists trapped in the ice, and so was Elder Tian's mother. I was there at the scene and saw some of it, and later I learned some from other people."

"Was Elder Tian also present at the scene that year?" Tie Hongyan asked.

"She was also there." Jian Liang said, "Luckily she was there at that time!"

"Oh?"

Jian Liang said, "This happened not long after my father passed away. When I learned that my mother was going to be trapped in the ice, I was extremely anxious and wanted to find someone to hold hands with and pray for her. She was near me at the time, and while others were still watching what others were doing, she was the first to take action and quickly held my hand. Later, she and I, as well as some other Tiecang people, held hands and begged for help everywhere, but no matter what, we couldn't find enough Tiecang people who were willing to help pray. I really couldn't understand it at the time. My mother and other Tiecang Taoist priests who participated in the joint ritual were clearly affected by the evil spirit in order to save everyone, and their fingernails changed. At that time, as long as some of the saved Tiecang people came out, A simple prayer could prevent the alchemists from being trapped in the ice, but they refused. Not only did they refuse to pray, they also groundlessly described these iron warehouse alchemists as "aliens" who would harm people in the future, and even hoped that these alchemists would die, as if they had done their best for these alchemists by not killing them themselves and just not preventing them from being trapped in the ice! That day, I seemed to have seen the desolation of this world. In that not-so-long time, I looked again and again while pleading, looking at those people, looking into their eyes, looking into their hearts, until I saw through human nature. When the time came, I just did that, holding hands with her and the others, as a circle that could not be formed. As a part of me, I watched my mother and other alchemists being sealed up by ice in an instant. Later, I watched the alchemists, including my mother, who were sealed up by ice, disappear from my sight. People dispersed one after another, and the crying gradually faded away. No one else stopped at that place to pay attention to the sorrow of those who wanted to pray for the alchemists. At this time, I thought about things differently. I thought, fortunately, those who didn't want to pray haven't killed those who wanted to pray as enemies. I wiped away my tears and laughed, laughing loudly in the open space. Then I walked towards the Yejia River and saw my desperate face reflected in the clear river water. Suddenly I felt that the shadow was a stranger. I wanted to get to know him, so I was about to jump into the Yejia River. At this time, it was she who once again grabbed my hand and stopped me from jumping into the river to commit suicide. I told her: "I have despaired of this world. I feel that many of my previous ideas are simply absurd. It turns out that I have never known this world, nor myself. "She took my hand and walked away from the river. After persuading me for a while, I still had no intention of continuing to live, so she said she wanted to tell me a secret. I didn't want to hear anything at the time, but her words still entered my ears and instantly went straight into my heart. She said: "Do you want to save your mother? '"

(End of this chapter)