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Chapter 842 – A Shout Throws the Snowstorm into Chaos

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The old Guardian expressionlessly nodded to the people outside the ancestral hall

TheThirty-Six drew tiles and played hands, calling out 'chi's and 'peng's, he also constantly talked1

For every two or three sentences of idle chatter, one sentence was an order, an order for the entire Tang clan

His orders were incredibly clear and exact, so clear that the stupidest subordinates would knohat their mission was, so exact that they even specified which drawer in which desk of which rooh the ancestral hall, the other three people at the table grew more and more solemn, and even the old Guardian narrowed his eyes Neither the old Guardian, nor the trio at theorders had expected that, after being imprisoned for half a year and cut off by the Old Master fro Thirty-Six still had such a clear understanding of the Tang clan's internal affairs

Most surprising to the old Guardian was Tang Thirty-Six's deep understanding of theclan, even the most secretive of them

The Cloud Organization, River Hall, and Maple Hall, these organizations that were used to control the Tang clan, could be put aside, but how did he know that the Pine Thirteen Drug Association was one of the old estate's legal courts?

The Guardian glanced towards the three people at the table and suddenly felt that today'sThirty-Six had randomly chosen three elders from the branch fa behind these choices

These three people were not the ones the Tang Second Master used to ad clan, but they secretly played an even more important role: they were used to restrict theOld Master had sent the old Guardian to the ancestral hall to ensure that if the second branch was unable to endure the pressure of these two hours and started to strike back, they could not resort to force to deal with Tang Thirty-Six, but otherThirty-Six do as he pleased

The Guardian suddenly realized that both he and the Tang Old Master had see Thirty-Six was truly allowed to act without bounds, given the understanding of the Tang clan that he currently exhibited, he truly did not need two hours to sweep away all the strength of the second branch

Even if he was unable to find evidence that the Tang Second Master had poisoned his brother or was colluding with the de is forbidden This is the Old Master's order," the old Guardian re Thirty-Six took up a tile and accurately threw it out, reluctantly shaking his head "Truly o tile fell on the glossy black table It was an eight-circle tile2

Seventh Uncle squeezed out a s Thirty-Six was not dejected in the slightest, looking to the Guardian and asking, "I can't kill, but I can still use torture, right?"

The word 'torture' instantly made the faces of the other people at the table pale

Seventh Uncle's hand was still in the air, reaching out to take the eight-circle tile It went stiff at those words, putting hi position

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In the snowstorm, Wenshui City was still very quiet All the merchants and ordinary people had complied with the orders from the clan and stayed in their homes

At some point,clan had e association, and h the snowstorm to their respective destinations

The Bamboo Garden to the Quiet Residence to Hesi, and even the estate of the second branch on the shore of the Wenshui were surrounded Countless record books were taken out of their chests and drahile several dozen stewards and ers were driven out into the snow, their hands tied by a thin straw rope while they waited to be either interrogated or released

The places being investigated were all core properties of the Tang clan and had been under the Tang Second Master's personal ement in recent years As a result, the personnel there had long since been replaced by stewards and h statuses in Wenshui City and had never been treated this way before, so they naturally began to complain

The fiercest conflict took place in the second branch's estate along the Wenshui

Even though they were separated by an intense snowstorures looking over on the opposite shore

They were probably people froht about how they were being ers felt even an to endlessly berate the investigators

In normal times, whether it was the people fro Association, which they only today learned was subordinate to the old estate, no one would have dared to treat theiven But today, it was like they had all changed faces as they went seeht line two li out fro searched, one would find an even more secluded study in the depths of the estate