Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4537 (Four Thousand Five Hundred and Thirty Seven)

"But what?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

“But what you hear may... may... may seem a bit fragmented,” the man said.

"Is there any substantial difference between humming it all at once and singing it in sections?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The man replied, "Yes. If...if I hum it all at once...then...although...although there are some contents in the middle that I cannot guarantee are correct, I will still hum those parts that may or may not be correct. Those parts that may or may not be correct connect...the parts that I can guarantee are correct. If I...I hum it in sections...then I...I will only hum those sections that I can guarantee are correct. As for the parts that may...be incorrect that connect those correct parts...I...I will not hum them."

The Gray Hand Man said, "Even if you hum in sections, you can still sing the connecting parts."

“That…that’s not possible…wouldn’t that be…very…very dangerous?” the man said.

"Dangerous?" said the man with gray hands.

"If I sing a short part, and that short part... is all mine... I can't guarantee that it's correct." The man said, "Will you think that I'm... cheating... or... or fooling you?"

The man knew that the Gray-Handed Man and the Brown-Handed Man were not ordinary people, and he didn't know whether it was possible that the two of them already knew what tune he had heard before, so he was worried that the Gray-Handed Man and the Brown-Handed Man would think he was fooling them.

After hearing what the man said, the Gray Hand Man whispered to the Brown Hand Man, "Does he think that you and I may have known the tune of the song a long time ago, and are just testing whether he will lie?"

The brown-handed man whispered, "From what he said, it's very possible. If he really thought that you and I couldn't know the tune of the song he heard, he wouldn't have said that, right? If we don't know the tune of the song he heard, how can we be sure that he is deceiving or fooling us?"

Gray Hand asked, "Did he think that we might already know the questions we asked him?"

"Perhaps," said the Brown-Handed Man, "If that were the case, he wouldn't have deceived us."

The Gray Hand Man said, "Will he tell a lie to test us?" "Will he dare?" The Brown Hand Man asked, "Is it necessary?"

"Think about it, he told us that he had confused what he said before. He shouldn't lie to us directly." said the man with gray hands.

The Gray Hand Man said, “I think his humming is credible.”

The brown-handed man said, "Then let him hum."

"Continuously? Do you hum them all at once?" asked the man with gray hands.

"I think it would be better to let him hum it all at once." The brown-handed man said, "What do you think?"

"I think so too," said the man with gray hands.

After saying this, the Gray Hands said to the man who had said, "I don't have the courage, so I didn't ask to go. This is where you and I are different," "Then just hum everything you remember at once."

The man began to hum.

The man with gray hands and the man with brown hands simultaneously engraved the man's humming into their memories.

The man suddenly stopped humming, which seemed a bit abrupt.

"Why did you stop?" the Gray Hand asked, "You're not going to continue?"

(End of this chapter)