Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4479 (Four Thousand Four Hundred and Seventy Nine) Refusal

"No." The man said, "It's strange. I clearly know what I said when the pointy-haired man finished speaking, but I just... I just can't remember what the pointy-haired man said. I can only... I can only guess that he said something like 'I don't understand' at the time."

"Do you remember the pointy-haired man's expression at that time?" asked the brown-handed man.

“I didn’t see it.” The man said, “I’m still…still looking at the…five-headed monster in the sky.”

"And what did you say to him?" asked the Brown-Handed Man.

“I said to him, ‘You understood but you pretended not to understand!’” the man said.

"Do you think the gray bird can be saved at that time?" asked the brown-handed man.

"I don't know either, but...but I think the pointy-headed man can save the gray bird." said the man.

"Do you think he clearly understood what you said but pretended not to understand, and deliberately did not save the gray bird?" asked the man with brown hands.

“Yes!” The person who had previously said, “I don’t have the courage, so I didn’t ask to go. This is what makes you different from me,” answered.

"How can you be sure that the pointy-haired man deliberately didn't go to rescue us?" asked the brown-handed man.

"Through his own words," the man said.

"Did he say anything else?" asked the Brown-Handed Man.

The man said, "He told me that he would not go to rescue. He also said that it was my fault that I failed to stop the gray bird from flying towards the monster."

The brown-handed man said, "Does he mean to blame you for the wrong way you advised the gray bird not to fly towards the monster?"

"I don't know either." The man said, "Anyway, he just won't save you."

"Did he say anything else at this time?" asked the Brown-Handed Man.

"No, I said it myself at this time." said the man.

"What did you say?" the brown-handed man asked. "I said he didn't save her, and I asked him why he didn't save her," the man replied.

"What did the Pointy-Haired Man say?" asked the Brown-Handed Man.

"Don't...don't answer me at all." said the man.

At this time, both the Gray-Handed Man and the Brown-Handed Man saw anxiety and helplessness mixed with fear in that man's expression.

The brown-handed man asked, "So what did you do?"

"I... I couldn't do anything at the time. I just kept talking, talking non-stop, hoping that the pointy-haired man would listen to me and go." The man said, "Although I didn't have any hope at that time."

"What did you say?" asked the Brown Hand.

"I told the pointy-haired man that the gray bird was not an ordinary bird. Really not! I said it was a very unusual bird! I said it was a bird that was transformed from a human!" said the man.

When saying these words, that person still seemed to have the same anxious mood he had in that world before, and there was still helplessness in his eyes.

The Brown-Handed Man asked, "Why do you say that it was a bird transformed from a human? Do you believe it?"

The man said, "I... I saw my father's head... and I wanted the Pointed-Head Man to save people. I must have believed it at the time."

The brown-handed man asked, "How did the other party react to what you said?"

"The other party told me that things were not what I said at all." The man replied.

"Did the Pointed-Haired Man tell you what happened?" the Brown-Handed Man asked again.

"I said it." said the person who had previously said, "I don't have the courage, so I didn't ask to go. This is what makes you different from me."

(End of this chapter)