Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5003 (Five Thousand and Three) Hurry
"How do you feel?" The man with brown hands asked this question because he was eager to hear him describe his feelings at that time.

Unexpectedly, that person didn't even say what he was feeling at the time, he just said: "It's too complicated..."

The brown-handed man was about to ask how complicated it was, but before he could finish his words, the man continued, "Actually...actually...not necessarily."

The brown-handed man felt even more annoyed, but he forced himself to be patient and asked, "Not sure what?"

"It's not necessarily like this... such a reason." the man replied.

The Brown-Handed Man asked, "What other reasons do you think there might be?"

"Various...various reasons are possible...I...I can't explain it clearly." The man said, "I really can't explain it clearly. I'm not trying to evade the truth, nor am I...I'm not trying to hide anything."

The Brown-Handed Man felt that if he continued to ask this question, he might not be able to get any useful information, so he asked a question that was similar to this one but different, and decided to infer something by observing his reaction to the different questions.

"Do you think you blushed when we asked you questions about your experience in the other world you mentioned and you felt disgusted?" the Brown-Handed Man asked again.

"No," the man replied.

"Why?" The brown-handed man asked, "Why do you think you said that this time?"

"After all... after all during that time... I... I wasn't just thinking about embarrassing the people of Tiecang." The man replied.

"Anything else you're thinking about?" asked the brown-handed man.

"I've thought about... too many... too many things." said the man.

The brown-handed man asked, "Is that what you just told us?" "Yes," the man said.

"Anything else?" the brown-handed man asked, "Anything else you didn't tell us just now?"

"I didn't tell you... No, right..." the man said, "I don't think so. I thought so much at the time, and my emotions must have been very complicated... In that situation, I didn't just feel embarrassed... Of course... I don't know if what I said was accurate... I... I was just trying my best to answer the question you asked... But this kind of question is really too difficult to answer... I... I have tried my best to answer it."

The man with brown hands felt that the other party's answer this time was quite similar to the last time, but he also felt that accurate information could not be inferred from these two answers alone. He needed to continue asking, and perhaps he would be able to learn more by asking more.

Then the brown-handed man asked, "When we asked you questions about the experience of the spellcaster who solved your problems and 'nailed' those words into your soul, and you felt disgusted, do you think you blushed?" the brown-handed man asked again.

After hearing this, the man was suddenly stunned.

The Brown-Handed Man felt that he might be able to understand something this time.

After the man recovered, he said, "I...I don't know."

"Did you know this when you answered my first two questions?" asked the Brown-Handed Man.

"No...No!" The man felt that he had said something wrong and denied it hurriedly.

"Then why did you directly answer 'I don't know' this time, but you said it the previous two times?" the brown-handed man asked again.

"The first two times... I... I just... guessed." said the man.

(End of this chapter)