Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 7051 (Seven Thousand and Fifty-One) Support

"You see, this is what I didn't say." The brown-handed man laughed.

The Gray Hand Man smiled and said, "You didn't say it, but you already thought of it."

"Who told you that I had thought of it?" asked the brown-handed man.

The Gray Hand Man said, "Answer me, have you thought about it?"

"Thinking about it." The brown-handed man smiled.

"I finally thought of it." said the man with gray hands.

"I haven't finished thinking about it yet. I don't dare to say directly that I have thought of it." said the man with brown hands.

"Why not?" said the Gray Hand Man, "No one can eat you, right?"

The brown-handed man smiled and said, "Yes, what I meant is that the progress I thought of is not enough to support me saying that I have 'thought of it'. It is only enough to support me saying that I am 'thinking' about it."

"What location did you think of?" Gray Hand asked, "Does it have to be so clear?"

"I was thinking just now that if we talk about 'glorious' deeds, the Lord will think we are mocking him, but if we directly talk about 'embarrassing' deeds... that's it. Before I could think of the rest, you have already said that you think no matter whether we talk about 'glorious' deeds or 'embarrassing' deeds, the Lord will think we have bad intentions." said the brown-handed man.

"What would happen if you keep thinking about it?" the Gray Hand Man asked. "I have already kept thinking about it. I kept thinking about it after hearing what you said." The Brown Hand Man said, "I think if we say that he was an 'embarrassing' deed, the Lord certainly won't think that we have good intentions. What you said just now is really good."

"What do you mean by really good? What's good about it?" asked the man with gray hands.

The brown-handed man smiled and said, "You mean you agree with me. You think that no matter whether we are talking about glorious deeds or embarrassing deeds, the Lord will think that we have bad intentions."

When saying this, the Brown-Handed Man emphasized the word "we" twice.

"Isn't this just what you said? I said I agree with you." The Gray Hands said, "After I asked you which one you thought would be more troublesome for me, the Lord hearing about the deeds of 'Hui Rong' or the deeds of 'embarrassment', you said that you thought the Lord might actually act in front of 'us' as if he thought those were the deeds of 'Hui Rong'. You also said that since the Lord had heard 'us' calling them the deeds of 'Hui Rong', the Lord would obviously think that 'we' were mocking him. It was obviously you who said 'we' instead of 'I' first." When saying these words, the Gray Hands also emphasized the word "we".

The brown-handed man smiled and said, "I was the first to say 'we', but you didn't say that I brought myself along. Instead, you agreed with me and also said 'we'."

The Gray Hand Man smiled and said, "Is this what you call 'really good'?"

The brown-handed man said, "Yes. I want to ask, you were asking yourself just now. When I said 'we', what was your reaction after hearing it?"

"I just thought that's what you said. Whatever you say seems normal." The Gray Hand Man laughed.

"Don't you feel 'really good'?" asked the Brown-Handed Man.

"How can I feel really good?" The Gray Hand Man laughed. "I'm asking whether I think it's more troublesome for me to hear about the 'glorious' deeds or the 'embarrassing' deeds. Is it a good thing to have trouble? I won't say 'really good' if you bring this kind of trouble upon yourself."