Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4616 (Four Thousand Six Hundred and Sixteen) Impersonation

"I told him not to pretend anymore," the man said.

"What did he say after hearing that?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"He said he...didn't impersonate anyone, and never impersonated anyone on purpose." The man said, "He also said that he used another person's appearance just to...protect himself from torture...and of course...to protect me at the same time. He didn't expect that he protected me, but I would say he was impersonating someone. This was...very disappointing and sad for him."

"Were you touched by what he said?" asked the man with gray hands.

"I think... I think I'm not that moved..." the man replied, "After all, at this point, I've already determined that he... he's the one pretending to be my father."

"Why are you suddenly so determined?" the Gray Hand Man asked again.

"Because... because I... I... I don't know why... I just feel that... my father turned into... turned into a gray bird." The man replied.

"You actually believe this?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes," the man said, "at that moment, I did believe it."

"Why did you believe it?" the Gray Hand asked. "I can't really say... maybe..." the man said, "Maybe I wanted to make myself firmly believe that he was my father... I told myself again and again that he couldn't possibly be my father... In order to convince myself, I would subconsciously find a reason? But... Actually, it's strange, even if I find... find a reason, I shouldn't say that my father turned into a gray bird, but at that time... I thought so. Maybe... maybe a person, at certain times, is too eager... to convince himself not to believe a certain situation, will... will involuntarily choose to make himself believe a situation that conflicts with that situation... OK... OK, let's convince myself... I really don't want to believe that the other person is... my father... So... I chose to believe something else at that time? I can't explain it clearly, at that time... I didn't have time to think about these things at that time. Now, since you asked, I... just thought about it to answer your question... Maybe... maybe it's what I said? If it's not the case, I'm not deliberately lying... I don't mean to do that."

The Gray Hands man could tell that the other party was actually very cautious in his words, so he felt that what he said was more credible.

The Gray Hand Man asked the man who had said, "I don't have the courage, so I didn't ask to go. This is where you and I are different": "You would rather believe that your father has turned into that gray bird, and... and was eaten by that monster, than believe that your father looks like a blue-armored man?"

Hearing these words, the man felt as if his heart was struck by a hammer. At this moment, he realized that this was not the way a normal person would think. He thought: Would a normal person rather his father turned into a gray bird and was eaten by a monster than accept that his father had blue nails?

However, the next moment, he thought: No, that is not my father at all...that...that is my relative, if it is not, then it is not, why should I accept it?

Seeing that the other party seemed to be thinking about something, the Gray Hand Man asked, "Answer my question."

The man said, "I...you mean at this moment? I don't think so at this moment."

"What do you think?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

(End of this chapter)