Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4108 (Four Thousand One Hundred and Eight)
Wu Xunsheng asked: "Has the latter been mentioned before?"

Tie Hongyan nodded again.

Wu Xunsheng sighed lightly.

Tie Hongyan felt that he was thinking about something and looked at him.

Wu Xunsheng also looked at Tie Hongyan and said, "Get used to it..."

Tie Hongyan looked at him and waited quietly for him to speak.

"Is it really that difficult to change habits... I'm not just thinking about one person's habits, but also the habits of a group of people..." Wu Xunsheng said, "I've thought about a lot..."

Tie Hongyan understood what he really wanted to say, and neither nodded nor shook his head.

Wu Xunsheng added: "The man just now said that he wanted to see the light at first. In fact, it takes a process to go from wanting to see the light to getting used to the darkness without light."

Tie Hongyan nodded.

Wu Xunsheng said: "A person who originally hoped to see the light will probably adapt to the darkness gradually. After adapting to the darkness, if there is a little light, he will feel that the light comes too abruptly. Maybe at that moment he can still remember that he once hoped to see the light, but as time goes by and as the habit is formed, he will actually be afraid of the little light, and even afraid of the fireflies that appear in the darkness..."

Tie Hongyan gestured a bit, intending to tell him that sometimes, people might deliberately ignore their original hopes in order to maintain the habits they developed later.

"You mean, sometimes people will deliberately give up their previous hopes in order to maintain later habits?" Wu Xunsheng asked. Tie Hongyan nodded.

Wu Xunsheng looked at the large fireflies dancing in the light column and said, "It's possible... In fact, many people forget some of the things they hoped for when they were young after growing up. Maybe they really forget them as time goes by, or maybe they forget them on purpose in order to adapt to their later life."

Tie Hongyan nodded, then made some gestures and lip movements.

"You mean, people always forget some things, whether intentionally or not, is that right?" Wu Xunsheng asked.

Tie Hongyan nodded.

Wu Xunsheng said: "Sometimes, forgetting means growth; sometimes, forgetting means embarking on a road where there will never be light again and there is no way back."

When he said this, Wu Xunsheng looked at Tie Hongyan again.

Tie Hongyan still looked at him, listened quietly, and thought a lot at the same time.

Wu Xunsheng continued: I don’t know how I thought of some scenes. If a person wants to walk on the bridge connecting two mountains, when he stands on this side of the mountain, there will be light everywhere around him. There is a demon chasing him from behind. If he does not step on the bridge, he will either be caught up by the demon or fall off the cliff. But if he steps on the bridge, the moment one of his feet touches the bridge, except for the bridge itself, all other lights will disappear, and other places will become dark. He stepped on the bridge and ran forward desperately. When he ran, part of the bridge behind him would disappear, but of course the bridge in front of him would still be there. The demon could not stop when chasing him, and fell into the abyss as part of the bridge disappeared. He still ran forward, and when he looked back, although he knew that the demon was gone, he could also see that part of the bridge behind him had disappeared. At this time, even if he returned to the original place, everything would become bright again, and he would have no bridge to walk on. Maybe at that time he still wondered if there was any other way to go back, but..."

(End of this chapter)