Chapter 2619 (Two Thousand Six Hundred and Nineteen) Flying Arrow

Nie Huihou said, “What do you mean by thunder struck when you were performing a ritual? It was obvious that you performed a ritual when thunder was about to strike.”

Quan Chu thought: Elder Nie just complained that I was talking too much nonsense, isn’t that nonsense! Why is he talking about it again! He was the one who asked me to perform the ritual when thunder was about to strike, and I didn’t know it was going to strike at that time. Did I just tell him not to perform the ritual at that time and to perform it after a while? Besides, how could I have such a coincidence that I thought of telling him to wait for a while before performing the ritual?

However, Quan Chumeng felt that he had to continue to endure in order to obtain endless wealth and glory in the future, so he said: “Things have already come to this, and I can only say that it is fate. When I can use magic to do that thing, I will do it in time.”

[Chapter 261]

After Tie Jinjue told Tie Wandao about Tie Hongyan’s physical condition as described by Dong Tingyu, Tie Wandao arranged for them to go to the entrance together the next day, but the specific time had not yet been determined, depending on Tie Wandao’s availability.

The next morning, the weather was good and the sun had not yet risen, so Tie Jinjue and Li Pingrun went to Bakong Palace together as they had agreed.

Since Tie Jinjue specifically emphasized to Tie Wandao that Dong Tingyu had previously said that Tie Hongyan should go for a walk in a sunny place, Tie Wandao saw that the weather was likely to be sunny that day, so he decided to deal with tribal affairs for a while, and wait until the sun came out before heading to that place together.

Tie Wandao asked Tie Jinjue and Li Pingrun to wait in another room.

Tie Jinjue wanted to talk to Li Pingrun about something related to Li Pingrun’s sister, but he felt that this was Bakong Palace, and there were Tie Wandao’s people everywhere. He wondered if someone might be listening in secret, so he didn’t say anything and just chatted with Li Pingrun casually.

Because Tie Jinjue spoke for Li Pingrun later, Li Pingrun expressed his gratitude to Tie Jinjue.

Tie Jinjue just said “You’re welcome” and didn’t say much because he was cautious. Tie Jinjue felt that time was very precious and it would be a waste if he just stayed there or chatted. He felt that for him, who knew that he didn’t have much time left in this world, time really flew like an arrow. He thought that every moment that passed, his life would be shortened, and he would wonder how many such “moments” he would have in his life.

Therefore, he decided not to say anything, but to think about the things he had not done yet in the tribe. After all, some things needed to be fully considered before doing them. If he could think clearly here, it would be very convenient to do it directly when he wanted to do it. Even if he didn’t think about what he should think about here, he could continue to think about it when the time came, which could save some time before doing it.

Tie Jinjue truly felt his life slipping away, and immediately began to think about the important matters in the tribe that required his attention.

Li Pingrun saw that Tie Jinjue stopped talking, and he didn’t take the initiative to say anything to Tie Jinjue.

Tie Jinjue was thinking about something important when he heard someone knocking on the door. He opened the door and heard the man say that the clan leader asked Tie Jinjue and Li Pingrun to go to the meeting room.

Although Tie Jinjue had not finished thinking about what he needed to think about, he felt that it was a good thing that Tie Wandao sent someone to call them so quickly. He estimated that they would set off immediately.

Tie Jinjue and Li Pingrun went to the meeting room of Bakong Palace together and saw that Tie Wandao was ready.

“I just told my men to tell me when the sun comes out,” said Tie Wandao.

(End of this chapter)