Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4637 (Four Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty Seven)

"Did you have any other plans in mind at that time?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"No." The man answered, "I don't know what to do. I just don't want to accept it. But what can I do? I have no choice. If he wants to kill me, I can only accept it."

"How did he react after you spoke to him in such a strong tone?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The man replied: "He...he said, that's just what I think."

"What did you say to him next?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I told him that he did it on purpose," the man said.

"Is the tone very strong again?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes." The man said, "I had already... I had already given it my all. At that time, poisonous snakes and centipedes were attacking me... They didn't tell me what to do, and I didn't... know what I was going to face, so I just said it."

"And then what happened?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Then that person seemed... seemed to want to quibble. He said he was..." said the man.

"What is it?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Here he was, before he could finish his words, I... interrupted him." The man said, "I said he did it on purpose."

"What do you think he wants to say?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I feel like he wants to say he's my dad," the man said, "because after I said that, he...he still said that."

"What did you say?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"He said... he was... my father, and asked me if I believed that a father would treat his own child like this." said the man.

"What about you?" the Gray Hand asked, "Did you answer him?" "I won't answer such a question directly." The man said, "I just said that he... is not my father."

"How did he react after hearing that?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"He turned around," the man said, "and asked me why I had to say that."

"How do you answer him?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I said, if he were my father, he would... definitely... tell me." The man said, "What I mean is, if he were my father, he actually... would not just watch... watch poisonous snakes and centipedes attack me like this without telling me how to avoid being attacked. What I said is actually... equivalent to answering his previous question."

"He just asked you the question of whether you believed that a father would treat his own child like this?" said the man with gray hands.

"Yes, that is equivalent to answering the question." The man said, "Just tell him that I don't believe that a father would... do this to his own child."

"Do you think he understood what you said?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I think he understands," the man said.

"Why?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Because he then explained it," the man replied.

"How do you explain it?" the Gray Hand Man asked again.

"He told me that a father normally wouldn't treat his child like this, but... if... if the child simply refuses to acknowledge him as his father... the situation would be different," said the man.

"What did you say after hearing this?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The man said, "I asked him if what he meant was that...if I acknowledged that he was my father...he would have a way to stop the poisonous snakes and centipedes from continuing to...continue to attack me."

(End of this chapter)