Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4476 (Four Thousand Four Hundred and Seventy Six) Thinking Hard

"Will it be too late to save the gray bird at that time?" asked the brown-handed man.

"I don't know either...but...I still want the other party to save me." said the man.

"What did the other party say again?" asked the brown-handed man.

The man said: "The other party...even at this time still asked me to describe what I saw."

"What about you? Did you answer the other party?" asked the brown-handed man.

The man said: "I... I thought if I answered, the other party would save the gray bird, so I... answered quickly. I said 'eerie' 'horrible!'"

"Did he save the gray bird after hearing that?" asked the man with brown hands.

“No.” The man said, “He actually asked me to tell him what I saw there. I felt that if he didn’t save him, he might… never… never have a chance to save him again, so I said something else.”

"Did you say something else?" The man with brown hands was a little surprised.

"Yes." the man replied.

The brown-handed man glanced at the gray-handed man and asked in a low voice: "Did you...did you hear it just now?"

"No." said the Gray Hand Man.

The Brown-Handed Man felt even more strange, because he remembered that at this time he only heard the man say "What on earth is there?" and didn't hear any specific content. "

"What did you say at that time?" asked the brown-handed man.

The man thought for a moment and said, "I remember... I remember that I was in a hurry at the time... I spoke a language that only existed in that world."

"What language?" asked the Brown Hand.

"I... I can't remember..." said the man.

"Think about it carefully." said the man with brown hands.

The brown-handed man felt that this was crucial, as if he could learn some information if he knew what he said at this time. The man said, "I think... I'll think about it carefully." His expression seemed quite serious, as if he was trying his best to recall the previous situation.

Although he looked like he was thinking hard, the man didn't say anything.

While the man was thinking, the brown-handed man whispered to the gray-handed man, "This passage we didn't hear might be a clue, what do you think?"

"I think so too," said the Gray Hand Man.

"Do you think he is thinking seriously?" asked the man with brown hands.

"Yes, but it's not like he could think of it," said the Gray Hand Man.

"I still hope he can figure it out." said the brown-handed man.

During the time that the man with brown hands and the man with gray hands gave the man time to think, the man did not say a word.

The brown-handed man felt that he needed to ask, so he said to the man, "Have you figured it out?"

The man looked as if he was woken up from his sleep, and his eyes suddenly looked a little dazed.

The Brown Hands man was worried that the man would become unable to communicate normally with the two of them again, so he said, "Just tell me what you think."

The man still looked confused and said, "No."

Gray Hand thought that if he let the man continue to think about it, if he really became unable to communicate normally with the two of them, then the problem would be serious, so he quickly asked him: "Can't you remember it at all?"

The man replied, "Yes. I have tried very hard to think about it."

"Then forget it." The Gray Hand Man said. As he said this, the Gray Hand Man looked at the Brown Hand Man.

The brown-handed man whispered, "Are you worried that he might overthink something and cause some problems, and then he won't be able to communicate with us normally?"

"Yes." said the Gray Hand Man.

(End of this chapter)