Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4712 (Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Twelve)
The Gray Hands continued, "You told him that everything that can be said out loud must have first appeared in his heart, and asked him if he couldn't deny this. What did he say?"

"He smiled again, and then... and then said to me... I was so smooth-talking again..." the man replied.

The Gray Hand asked, "What did you tell him afterwards?"

“I asked him again if he couldn’t deny it,” the man said.

"Where's he?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"He said...of course he can deny it." said the man.

"Did you explain it to him after hearing it?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Explained," the man replied.

"I'll just ask him, ask him...if the words he said haven't ever appeared in his heart." said the man.

"Did he answer you?" asked the Gray Hand.

"He answered me." The man said, "He said that what he is talking about now is... me, not him."

"Did you refute him after hearing this?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"No objection." The man said, "I just said, it's also... they can't be compared."

"Do you agree with what he said?" the Gray Hand Man asked again.

"Yes, I agree." said the man.

"Do you agree with it from the bottom of your heart?" the Gray Hand asked, "and not just pretend?"

"I'm not pretending. I agree from the bottom of my heart." said the man.

"Why do you agree?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Because... because he is a blue-armored man." The man said. "Did he ask you why you agreed?" asked the gray-handed man.

The man said: "He didn't ask directly, he just...just asked...what I wanted to say."

"Did you explain it to him?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes." said the man.

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

"I told him that what I wanted to say was... what he wanted to say. We are different, so of course... of course the situations are different... I said that every time I said something, it must have... must have appeared in my mind, but... but whether it is like that for him, I... don't know." said the man.

The Gray Hand asked again: "Didn't he continue to ask?"

"He continued to ask." The man said, "He asked me what was different."

"Did you tell him what you were thinking?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I didn't tell him directly." The man said, "I said... I said he would know the difference himself."

When the man said this, he thought of his fear at the time. He thought that the person in front of him was a blue-armored man, and he looked down on blue-armored people, but he didn't dare to tell him directly that he was different because he was a blue-armored man. At this moment, he was a little worried that the gray-handed man would ask him why he didn't tell the man who claimed to be his father directly, and he didn't know how to answer.

"What did he say?" asked the Gray Hand.

The man breathed a sigh of relief. The Gray Hand Man didn't ask him why he didn't tell him directly before, so that he wouldn't feel embarrassed immediately, and wouldn't have to reveal the shame he felt to the Gray Hand Man and the Brown Hand Man again.

"He said... I said it differently, but he also said he knew it. This is simply what I said to cover up my cowardice." said the man.

At this point, he was worried that the Gray Hands man would continue to ask him whether he understood what the man meant, and he was worried that he would have to answer the question about "hiding his cowardice" if he raised his hand.

(End of this chapter)