Chapter 1854 (one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four) again
Hou Xueyuan had never seen Tiewan Dao's whip, and the spells he and Hou Jizhuan used were not the same. Although he could test that Hou Jizhuan was indeed under the spell, he could not do it like Hou Jizhuan. Knowing the specific reason why Hou Jizhuan became like this, he directly believed what Hou Jizhuan said - Tiewan Dao's whip was magically cast, and he beat Hou Jizhuan with the magical whip. , Hou Jizhuan became what he is now after being hit by a spell.
Hou Jizhuan originally promised Tiewandao not to tell others about the Gray House. Although Tiewandao was relieved about Hou Jizhuan, he still took a magical object given to him by another alchemist and recited that The alchemist taught him the spell, and he wanted to use that thing to cast a spell on Hou Jizhuan.
The alchemist didn't know who Tie Wandao was going to use to cast a spell, so he taught Tie Wandao the magic tool and the spell.
Tiewan Dao took the thing and after learning the spell, asked the alchemist if there was anything else he needed to pay attention to.
The alchemist thought about it carefully and told Tie Wandao no.
After the alchemist left, he suddenly remembered something he hadn't mentioned to Tie Wandao - when using that thing to recite a spell to cast a spell on someone, if the person being cursed is an alchemist who has practiced a certain spell, he needs to recite three times. He recited the spell over and over again, and from the first time he recited the spell, the other party already knew that he had cast a spell on the other party.
The alchemist wanted to rush back to tell Tie Wandao, but he met an enemy on the way and even his life was taken away by the enemy. The reason why the alchemist had that enemy was because he had caused another person to lose his life through his methods before.
As a result, the alchemist failed to tell him what he wanted to tell Tie Wandao in time.
Hou Jizhuan happened to be the kind of alchemist that the alchemist mentioned, who had practiced a certain kind of magic. When Tiewan Dao used that thing to recite the incantation for the first time to cast a spell on Hou Jizhuan, Hou Jizhuan already knew it. He originally thought Tie Wandao would recite the incantation three times in a row to cast a spell on himself, but Tie Wandao only recited it once.
The thing that the alchemist who taught Tie Wandao the spell gave Tie Wandao was not the kind that would change after the spell was successfully cast, so Tie Wandao thought that he had successfully cast the spell on Hou Jizhuan, but he did not know. In fact, it didn't work out at all.
Hou Jizhuan thought to himself at that time: Did the patriarch want to put a curse on me? If so, why did he read it only once, and if not, why did he read it that one time? In any case, since the patriarch didn't successfully cast a spell on me, I couldn't ask him what exactly he was going to do. If he didn't intend to curse me, if I reminded him, I really wouldn't want to if he actually cursed me. I don't like to be cursed, even if the curse doesn't have much impact on me, I don't want to. If the patriarch really wanted to cast a spell on me, but just forgot to recite the last two spells, then the clan leader would think that he succeeded in casting a spell on me, which would be better. Later, when Hou Xueyuan asked Hou Jizhuan, "I now need to know what you and the clan leader did before this happened," Hou Jizhuan immediately thought of the time when Tiewan Dao just read Regarding the curse, he thought: Anyway, the patriarch didn't cast a spell on me at that time, so even if I told him, nothing would happen. I promised him not to tell anyone, and I originally planned to keep my word to the end. However, now that he has treated me like this, ruined my legs and harmed my life, he is already my enemy!
(End of this chapter)