Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5230 (Five Thousand Two Hundred and Thirty) Seven Years
"Try it first?" asked the Gray Hand Man, "Does that mean I'm rejecting you?"

"You could say that the time he let me try was... too long," the man said, "so long that it's unimaginable."

"How long is it?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Try it for seven years! Seven years! In these seven years, there may be other... solutions. In that case, I won't need to use that... that dangerous... method." said the man.

"That is to say, despite this, the spellcaster still doesn't want to do this directly?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"He must be worried about problems," the man said. "In fact, he is very... willing to help others solve problems. I have a very good impression of him... a very good one."

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

"I didn't agree." The man said, "I think... it's unnecessary."

"Did the man who knows magic agree to help you solve the problem?" asked the man with gray hands.

"I didn't agree immediately. I...I begged him for a long time, and I even let him test me." said the man.

"Did he test it?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Tested." said the man.

"Did you pass his test?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes." The man said, "I worked really hard for... I wanted him to see my determination to solve the problem."

"Is the test you are facing related to the man in blue armor?" asked the man with gray hands.

"Only... one of the levels is related to the blue-armored man." The man said, "In fact, logically speaking, the difficulty of the other levels... is much greater than the one related to the blue-armored man. But for me, the most difficult level... is actually the one related to the blue-armored man."

The Gray Hands Man asked again: "What are the other levels?"

"In every aspect... Every time I am tested by him... I feel like my life is in danger." said the man.

"What's the content of the level related to the blue-armored man?" asked the gray-handed man. "I... I can't talk about this." said the man.

"Did you ever think you could get through that?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I... thought... that it was impossible, but... but..." the man said, "I remembered... something about my... that blue-armored relative... and... because of this blue-armored relative... I... I passed it. That's all I can say... As for more... I really can't... say more."

The Gray Hand asked again: "What happened next?"

"After that...things happened...I didn't do it." The man replied.

The Gray Hands man asked, "He didn't expect that you didn't do it in the end?"

"I think... that should be the case." said the man.

"Did the costs later appear as he said?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I...I don't know either." said the man.

"I don't know?" asked the Gray Hand Man, "What about your father?"

"I don't know." The man said, "Because... because I... from now on... I have never seen my father again."

"Have you looked for it?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I've looked for him... everywhere... everywhere, but I can't find him," said the man.

"Where do you think your father might have gone?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I... really have no idea at all. I don't know how to think about it to come up with anything." said the man.

(End of this chapter)