Chapter 1676 (One Thousand Six Hundred and Seventy Six) Others
However, he immediately thought about the gray house again and thought: That is definitely because she went too far! You are going against me, you are obviously going to the Gray House yesterday and you still don’t admit it, and you are treating me like a monkey! If someone else were like this in front of me, would that person still be alive in the world now? You won't be relieved even if you kill me, but you still care whether you are injured or not? I see that her injury has not healed yet, so talking to her like this is already giving her an advantage! If I hadn't made her the clan leader to save my own life, would she still be alive now?
He glared at her again, and Tie Jinqi's shadow flashed in front of his eyes. He thought to himself: Maybe she can survive until now, and she can let me see the shadow of Jin Qi...
Although he thought these things quickly in his mind, he felt that he still had to have face and authority in front of her, and could not speak too gently to her, so he said: "If you feel uncomfortable, just take a steady rest. If you don't take good care of yourself, you still want to feel comfortable!" The injury hasn’t healed yet, but you’re still thinking about the gray house! As soon as you can go out, you’re going to fight me! I don’t know what to say! Why don’t you lie down!”
Tie Hongyan was about to lie down and rest, and said, "I'm going to lie down right now." After saying that, she took off the coat she was wearing and lay down.
"I'm too lazy to talk to you!" Tie Wandao said. After saying that, he left the inner residence, went to the reception hall to let the person who took care of Tie Hongyan into the inner residence, and then left the Henglian Residence.
【Chapter 192】
After Tie Hongyan lay down, his body gradually became more comfortable and he was no longer dizzy, but his heart was still bleeding. Thinking of those blue-armored people who were tortured in the gray house, thinking of the desperate voices she heard the day before, and thinking that she was unable to take action to save those people now, she would feel heartbroken. After the injury, under the influence of physical factors, her inner reaction to some stimuli was greater than usual, and her tears soon wet the bed. However, she did not cry at all, and covered her face with the quilt. The person taking care of her in the center sat at the table far away from her and did not know that she was crying.
Tie Hongyan silently told himself: Don't think about the blue-armored people in the gray house now. If you can't save them now, don't think about it. Think about other things first.
She thought: That invisible curtain is so weird! I really didn’t know about the gray house before yesterday. I didn’t go there for the gray house at all! I didn’t know that the blue-armored people were locked up in the gray house, and I didn’t know that those blue-armored people were related to my father’s plan to destroy the blue-armored tribe. Why did the invisible curtain push me out? Could I really be a person who had practiced martial arts before and only later acquired the spirit of purity in my body? Could he really be one of the very few? Whether it is or not, I need to find someone to take a look at it. If I really have the spirit of purification, and the alchemist related to the Gray House can prove it in front of my father, then my father will no longer think that I am going to the Gray House and stop him from taking advantage of it. Those blue-armored people in the gray house came to destroy the people of the blue-armored tribe. This is what I have to do. Dad thinks that it is too dangerous for me to go against him. If I don’t figure this out, it will be extremely difficult for me to do things in the future! I can't let dad think that I have other thoughts, I can't let dad doubt me! Before asking the alchemist related to the Gray House to see if I had the spirit of purification in my body, I first asked Niyuan to show me. She is a very high level alchemist and would definitely be able to tell. (End of chapter)