Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4855 (Four Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty Five) Grows

“With so many people shouting, isn’t it a bit chaotic?” asked the man with gray hands.

“In the beginning… it wasn’t that chaotic.” The man said, “I felt like there were fewer people shouting at the beginning, but later… there were more and more… The voices intertwined and became more and more terrifying.”

"In other words... when you first heard the shouting, you guessed that the people shouting were using the language you use in the real world?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I don't know if my guess is correct... but... I think it should be the language I usually use... I did think it was the language in the real world at the beginning... I heard it when it wasn't too confusing at first... and then... I still had that feeling later... and then... I didn't think much about it." The man said, "If I didn't guess what language it was at the beginning, then... then it would be even less likely for me to guess it later, because it's really... it's really too confusing."

"Do you think those noises were part of the thunder you seemed to hear?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I think... yes." said the man.

"Do you think there are human voices in the thunder?" The Gray Hand Man asked, "It's impossible for there to be human voices in the thunder you usually hear, right?"

"It's impossible to hear such things normally, but...but what I heard this time...it contained those strange sounds." The man answered.

"Do you think it's possible that those shouts were separate and not part of the thunder you seemed to hear?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"No." said the man.

"Why are you so sure?" the Gray Hand asked. "I feel like those shouts came from... from the thunder I wanted to hear." the man said.

"Grown?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes." The man said, "I... I don't know how to explain it... It's as if without the thunder... those shouts... wouldn't have come out either."

"What on earth are you talking about?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

This statement actually scared the man who said "I don't have the courage, so I didn't ask to go. This is the difference between you and me." He wondered if he had said something wrong again that displeased the Gray Hand Man, so he asked, "I... I don't know how to explain... I just... I just said it as I thought... I didn't mean to deceive you. Now that I'm in this situation, how dare I say anything? I... I just thought that... Do you think there's something wrong with what I said?"

The Gray Hand Man saw that the other party suddenly became more nervous. He was worried that the other party would fall into a state of being unable to communicate normally again, so he suppressed his annoyance and said to him: "It's okay, don't be so nervous. I'm just curious about what you mean by 'growing'."

"Actually...actually I don't know why I said that...I just feel that...saying it this way...can accurately express what I want to say." The man said, "If this...is a problem...then...then I want to change the way I say it...but...for the moment...I really can't think of it...what words should I use to replace it...this...what should I do?"

The Gray Hand Man didn't expect the other party to be so panicked.

(End of this chapter)