Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 977 White Paper

She then asked if it would be easier to receive a response if she telepathically transmitted near the Phantom Tassel Tree. The answer she got was that telepathically transmitting near the Phantom Tassel Tree did not increase the possibility of receiving a response when transmitting.

She wanted to know if Xianyunquan could be restored to its previous state, and if so, how to do it, so she asked. The voice first told her that Xianyunquan could not be restored by anyone doing anything, and then said a few words as if it understood what she was thinking, making her realize that neither Yuyun nor Xianyun could solve her headache.

She also learned from that voice that although she already knew that Xianyunquan could not be restored, she must never leak this matter to anyone, otherwise she would not be able to accomplish certain things in the future.

After learning that the matter could not be disclosed, she expressed her gratitude through telepathy, but the only response she received was the word "you", and it seemed that the word was only half uttered, and the sound seemed to be suddenly cut off.

Tie Hongyan used the Jedi mind method to transmit his message again, but received no response.

She felt that she might not receive a response today, but she tried several times and indeed received none.

She stood there, staring at the tall trees, and even though she was standing in a more open area than the rest of the forest, she still felt as if the trees would suddenly fall on her. Before, she had felt like she was falling, but now she felt like she was being buried.

[Chapter 150]

She walked out of the woods and returned to Ao Qian Palace with an expressionless face.

At this moment, she felt sleepy and wanted to go back to her room, but she felt that she would fall asleep if she went back. However, she didn't want to fall asleep at this time because she felt like she was buried in the woods before. She had to use her actions to show that no matter what, she was awake at this moment. Even if she could go to sleep later, she couldn't go to sleep now.

She was not busy that day, but she had decided to deal with tribal affairs and read some documents, so she entered the meeting room and closed the door. She first walked to the cabinet on the left, on which were pots and cups. She picked up the pot and poured water into the cup she usually used. There was not much water in the pot, and after she poured nearly a cup, she could not pour out any more water. She put down the pot, looked at the clear water in the cup, picked up the cup, felt a chill, and suddenly did not want to drink it, so she put the cup of water back on the cabinet and walked towards the chair in front of the table.

After sitting down, she took out the letter, read it, put it back into her pocket, then spread out the documents on the table and started reading.

She needed to write something while reading the information. As soon as she picked up a piece of paper, the events of the day surged into her mind. She felt that this moment was not suitable for writing, or even for reading the information, so she put the information away.

She stared at the blank paper, trying to stop thinking about those things for a while.

At a certain moment, she suddenly felt that the blank piece of paper on the table should be very close to her, so she moved the paper to the place closest to her and continued to look down at it.

She thought: That’s great, a blank piece of paper, nothing on it, and at this moment, I won’t write anything either.

She thought that by looking at the blank white paper, her mind would temporarily become blank. However, although there were no words on the paper, she could see moving pictures on the white paper.

The setting sun shines on the desert and a strong wind blows.

Dark clouds covered the grassland and heavy rain fell.

(End of this chapter)