Chapter 1186 (one thousand one hundred and eighty-six) Intentional
Tie Hongyan suddenly felt that Tie Wandao really cared too much about the sobriety tank. She felt that the level of care seemed to have exceeded the level of him caring whether others took him seriously.
If Tie Wandao had remained rational before, he might not have given the impression that he cared too much about the sobriety tank. His previous overly irritable behavior had already led Tie Hongyan to think about the reason.
Tie Hongyan recalled some of the words Niyuan had said to her that day, and the words about two sobriety tanks transmitting energy to each other lingered in her mind.
Ni Yuan said at the time: "The energy it absorbs from another sober tank is generally beneficial to its owner, while the energy it transfers is obviously detrimental to the owner of the other sober tank."
Tie Hongyan knew at that time that the "it" Ni Yuan was referring to was the sober jar whose owner had been transformed into Tie Hongyan through magic, and the "other sober jar" referred to the sober jar that had been used by someone before. Use magic to transform the owner into Wu Xunsheng's sober tank.
Tie Hongyan knew that Ni Yuan was reliable in what he said and did, and his approach was of a high standard, so he usually would not make mistakes in judgment. She thought: If Ni Yuan's judgment was correct, was it unintentional or intentional that the energy that was detrimental to Wu Xunsheng was introduced into the sobriety tank belonging to Wu Xunsheng? If it was intentional, who would do it? Was it the intention of the alchemist who made those two sobriety jars, or was it his father’s intention? Could it be that the alchemist wanted to harm Wu Xunsheng? I didn't hear that Wu Xunsheng offended any alchemist! But just now Dad said that the alchemist could not be found, which is suspicious. It would be even more difficult to understand if it was his father who asked the alchemist to do something detrimental to Wu Xunsheng. Not only did Wu Xunsheng not offend his father, but the things he had done in the past had always satisfied his father. His father had always liked Wu Xunsheng. , Dad would never do that kind of thing to such a person, would he? I hope it’s not what dad meant! I really want to ask at this moment, but I can't ask this kind of thing too obviously, not to mention that my father is angry.
So Tie Hongyan said: "Dad, can I ask... what are the... consequences if the sobriety tank never comes back?"
When Tie Wandao heard her question, he suddenly realized that his previous reaction was too obvious and could even easily expose some situations, so he once again brought the matter to a matter of his own face, whether he should take him seriously or not. , said angrily: "The sobriety jar was given to you by me, the leader of the clan, to bless your alliance! You just broke it, and my face was shattered! Can you get the broken ones back?" The shattering of the sobriety tank has already happened. Even if I gain face again in the future, just for this matter, my face has been lost! The Tiecang tribe is the largest tribe, and the face of the leader of the largest tribe has been shattered! You can still ask what the consequences are? Isn’t this serious enough? Don’t you know how many people I have killed because of my face? I have to live with dignity. Even if I can only live until tomorrow, as long as I can live another day in this world, then I must have enough face on this day!"
After Tie Hongyan heard Tie Wandao say, "Even if I can only live until tomorrow, as long as I can live one more day in this world," he suddenly thought that if a miracle didn't happen, Wu Xunsheng could only The thing about living another year and dying at any time. (End of chapter)