Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4819 (Four Thousand Eight Hundred and Nineteen) Cooking

"Yes... at that time... maybe it was a habit... I just thought that way." The man said, "But I soon realized that after all... that was not the real world. If it were in the real world, if the blue-armored people... learned magic... it would feel like an animal learning to cook."

The Gray Hand asked, "Did you say anything after he answered your question?"

"I got even angrier after hearing that, but I didn't want to lose my temper... I didn't want him to succeed." The man said, "So I just said... I'm not stupid, and didn't say anything else right away."

"Do you think that if you don't lose your temper, he won't be able to do what he wants to do?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Listening to what that person said just now... I feel that... if I get angry, it would be equivalent to helping him succeed." The man said, "If I don't ship the goods, it would be considered that... I didn't help him do that. I don't know whether he could have succeeded without my help. In any case... I won't help him do that anyway. Even if he succeeds by other means, at least his success cannot be considered to have been achieved with my help. Then even if he succeeds at that time, I won't feel too uncomfortable."

The Gray Hand asked, "Did he speak again?"

"He said." The man said, "He said... stupid is stupid, and saying that you are not stupid does not mean that you are not stupid. He also said... it's not bad for me to hold it in... so that I won't appear stupid as soon as I speak..."

"What are you thinking at this time?" asked the man with gray hands.

"I feel like... he seems to want me to hold back my words again." The man said, "I feel like he's trying to trick me into holding back my words."

"Actually, you just don't want to do what he said is a good thing, right?" asked the man with gray hands.

"Yes." The man said, "I think that when I feel that he is trying to induce me to do something, I will just... do it in the opposite direction of his induction and... it will work."

"So you started talking?" the Gray Hand Man asked again.

"Yes, I started talking again," the man said, "I asked him if it would be good for him if I kept silent."

"Did he respond to you?" the Gray Hand Man asked. "He said... it's not good for him, but good for me." the man said.

"What's next?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I asked him what the benefit was," the man said, "and he told me that he had just said it... I held back my words... so as not to show my stupidity."

"And then?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I felt like he had fooled me again, and I got even angrier..." the man said, "Although I didn't get angry directly at this time, but...but I told him...his words actually made him look stupid."

"You couldn't help it?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I'm holding it in... I'm not angry. I don't think what I said can be considered as being angry." said the man.

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

"He laughed again." The man said, "He said that the really stupid person will...will definitely experience something he has never experienced before."

"How do you understand what he said?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I think what he means is that I'm stupid...so...after a while I will be...tortured by him." said the man.

(End of this chapter)