Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4766 (Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty Six)

"In other words, at this moment, you have already believed that as long as one is a Tiecang person, he must be a pure Tiecang person?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The man thought for a moment and said, "That's right. At this moment, I already think so."

“Then is there any need to talk about purity or impurity?” asked the Gray Hand Man.

"No need for that." The man said, "In fact... a person... a person is from Tiecang. This matter... there is no such thing as pure or impure... the term pure or impure is just something I said just now... when I didn't think clearly. Now... now I think what I said just now was wrong. It was completely unreasonable. I deny what I said just now... Now I know that Tiecang people... are Tiecang people... there is no such thing as pure or impure."

The Gray Hand felt that there was no need to continue asking this question, so he asked again: "You didn't say anything, what happened to him next?"

"He...he told me...that if I changed my attitude towards the man in blue armor...then my mouth would be able to move smoothly soon. He also asked me to think carefully...whether I should do that." said the man.

"What about you?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I...I told him 'yes'." said the man.

"Is this what you think?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Definitely not." The man said, "I know... I know I really can't change my attitude towards the blue-armored man."

"Then why did you agree?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I'm just... I'm worried that I'll get even colder. I'm worried... I'm worried that I'll turn into... a statue." said the man.

"You promised, but if you can't do it, can he let you go?" asked the man with gray hands.

"At that time... I thought that if I agreed first... I could buy some time." The man said, "Then... I'll think of a way later."

"Purely to delay time?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Not entirely." The man said, "I was thinking... thinking... if something unexpected happened... I might not continue to suffer such severe attacks."

The man with gray hands asked: "What kind of unexpected things are you talking about? Did you think about it later?" "I didn't...think about it later." said the man.

“You just didn’t think it through at the time… and just did it?” asked the man with gray hands.

"That's right." said the man.

"Now you believe that the other party can understand what you are thinking, right?" asked the Gray Hand Man, "Or do you no longer believe it?"

"Nothing has changed." The man said, "It's just...I just didn't think too much about it at the time, so I just...said it out loud."

"You haven't had time to worry about the other party knowing what you are thinking." asked the Gray Hand Man.

"That's right." said the man.

"Does the other party understand what you are thinking?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Got it." said the man.

"How do you know?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"He...told me...told me." said the man.

"What did I tell you?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"He said... I didn't think so in my heart... but I agreed with my mouth." The man said, "He also said... He also said that I was so stupid."

"Did you say anything?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I didn't say anything... I just... I didn't dare to say anything." said the man.

(End of this chapter)