Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5512 (Five Thousand Five Hundred and Twelve)

"Yes." The man said, "Of course, there is more... than that."

"What else?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The other one replied: "In fact, it's not just because they are both incompetent, there are other reasons... the surrounding environment."

Gray Hand asked: "What is the environmental reason?"

"In fact... there are other Tiecang people around." The man said, "Even if those two blue-armored men want to do something, they won't dare to do anything with the Tiecang people around."

The Gray Hands asked again, "People around? Do you mean there are a lot of people around the Iron Barn?"

“No matter how many there are, as long as there is at least one other Tiecang person besides me, then... the Blue Armor people won’t dare to do anything.” said the man.

"What if you are alone?" the Gray Hands asked, "Do you think you are no match for the two Blue Armored Men?"

"No way... how could this happen?" the man said, "I'm alone, I'm from Tiecang, those two blue-armored men shouldn't dare to do anything..."

"What if there are more... blue-armored people?" asked the Gray Hand Man, "but you are the only one from the Iron Warehouse. Do you think those blue-armored people will be afraid of you?"

The man was stunned for a moment and said, "How many people can the other side have?"

The Gray Hand Man asked, "Didn't you just say that an incompetent person is just an incompetent person, and that if a few incompetent blue-armored people get together, they won't become competent, they will just be a few incompetent blue-armored people?"

"Yes." The man said, "But... I said... a few, just a few, not... a group."

The Gray Hand Man asked, "What if it's a group? When you face a group of Blue Armored Men alone, do you think they will be afraid of you?"

The man said, "If there are too many of them, then... it won't be a big deal."

The Gray Hand said, "You mean, you think they are not afraid of you?"

"I...didn't say that either." The man said. The Gray Hand Man asked again: "You haven't answered my question yet."

"Your...question..." the man said, "I answered it. I just said that if I didn't force my way through, then...there wouldn't be any conflict between me and them. Since there wouldn't be any conflict, then...there wouldn't be any question of whether I was afraid or not, right?"

The Gray Hand asked, "Are you not going to answer my question directly?"

The man said, "Huh?" and said, "I think this is a positive answer."

"I don't think so." said the man with gray hands.

Although the Gray Hand Man's tone was not sharp when he said this, it still made the man more nervous.

The man said, "How can I... make you feel it?"

"Just answer yes or no. Let me ask you, when you are alone in conflict with a group of blue-armored men, do you think they will be afraid of you, right?" said the man with gray hands.

That person said: "This...can't be answered with a yes or no."

"Why can't you answer?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I've already explained the reason. If... I hadn't forced my way through, I wouldn't have been in a conflict with a group of blue-armored men alone." The man said, "That is... it won't... happen."

The Gray Hand asked, "What I want to ask is, if you force your way through, do you think they will be afraid of you?"

The man said, "A hypothetical... question."

"Yes, it's a question of hypothesis." said the man with gray hands.

(End of this chapter)