Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5469 (five thousand four hundred and sixty-nine)

"When did you meet?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I saw it after... the blue-armored man was captured." The man said, "One of his ears had been... cut off."

"So you're not talking about innate?" said the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes, it's not natural." The man said, "It was that blue-armored man... who asked for it."

"What happened then?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I don't know what happened either," the man replied.

"Didn't you say that the man in blue armor asked for it?" asked the man with gray hands.

"Yes." The man said, "He must have asked for it. Someone... cut off one of his ears."

The Gray Hand asked again: "Who cut off his ear?"

"I don't know that person. He is a...very powerful man from Tiecang." said the man.

"Didn't you see who cut it?" asked the man with gray hands.

"I didn't see... when he cut it, but... I know it was him." The man said, "When I saw it, the blue-armored man's ear had already been cut off by him. He was still holding... the knife in his hand. There was blood on the knife. People around were also talking about it, saying that he was the one who cut it."

"Is it very big?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"He just has a face that... you can tell at a glance that you can't mess with him." The man said, "I don't know whether that person is really powerful or not. I don't know him, but... if I see him, I will tell myself not to mess with him."

The Gray Hands asked again, "Do you think the fact that the blue-armored man had his ear cut off has anything to do with the fact that he has a face that you can't mess with?"

That person said: "Anyway... that blue-armored guy must have provoked that person. He was obviously someone who shouldn't be provoked, but he still provoked him."

The gray-handed man asked, "Do you think that the man who cut off the blue-armored man's ear must have done so because the blue-armored man provoked that seemingly untouchable person? Or did you really hear people say that the blue-armored man provoked him?" "In fact, I didn't hear anyone say that he cut off... the blue-armored man's ear for any reason." The man said, "I think it must have been the blue-armored man... who provoked him. I guess the blue-armored man was just looking for trouble."

The Gray Hand Man asked, "Are these all your estimates?"

The man said, “Yes.”

"Why do you think so?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"What else could it be?" the man said.

"You don't think this happened for no reason?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The man was stunned, thought for a while, and said: "For no reason, you mean... the man in blue armor didn't provoke the person who looked untouchable?"

The Gray Hand asked, "I just gave an example. Is this possible?"

The man said, "So that's the person who wants to vent?"

Gray Hand Man said: "What if this is the case?"

"That... is possible." said the man.

The Gray Hand Man said, "Do you now also think it's possible that this happened for no reason?"

"Yes." The man said, "Actually... it's not for no reason, right? Maybe it's because that person is a blue-armored person, and the person who can't afford to offend just wants to vent? If that's the case... if there is a blue-armored person, then... naturally he would find the blue-armored person to vent."

The Gray Hand Man asked, "Do you think the Blue Armor Man should be blamed for this situation?"

"If you want to blame someone, blame him... the man in blue armor." said the man.

(End of this chapter)