Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4580 (Four Thousand Five Hundred and Eighty) Dream
"I told him straight out what a mess it was," the man said.

At this time, the brown-handed man asked the gray-handed man again: "Didn't you hear this just now?"

The Gray Hand said, “I didn’t hear it.”

"It seems to be spoken in the language of that world again." said the Brown-Handed Man.

Then the Gray Hand Man directly asked the person who had said "I don't have the courage, so I didn't ask to go. This is where you and I are different": "Did you speak in the language of that world again?"

"Yes." the man replied.

"How did the man who claimed to be your father react after hearing this?" asked the man with gray hands.

"He said he paid such a huge... price and told me all this, not only for himself, but also to... prevent me from paying more price in the future. However, I didn't listen." said the man.

"And you?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I really didn't want to listen any more, so I interrupted the man who claimed to be my father," the man said, "I just told him... that it wasn't that I didn't want to listen to him, it was that he was lying to me."

"How did he react after hearing this?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"He suddenly...suddenly stopped smiling." said the man.

"Let's talk about something else first." The Gray Hand Man said, "I wanted to ask you a question before, but I never asked it. Now I want to know."

That was indeed the case. The Gray Hands man had wanted to ask that person a question before, but because he was worried that the question had a lot to do with that person's fear, in order to prevent that person from entering a state of being unable to communicate normally with others again, he had been holding back and not asking immediately. After all, if that situation was really caused by the other person's fear, if the Gray Hands man asked again, it would not only make the other person think about other things, but also easily cause fear in the other two, which would be more likely to lead to other problems.

At this moment, he suddenly thought of asking in a different way, which might not cause the other party too much fear, so he asked.

"What's the problem?" the man asked. "I want to know, when you were in that world, did you have some special abilities that you don't have in the real world?" the Gray Hand Man asked.

"Special abilities...are there any?" the man asked.

"Didn't you feel it?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"No," the man replied.

Gray Hand Man asked: "It's... it's the ability to sense certain situations?"

"I don't feel anything." said the Gray Hand Man.

He was clearly beating around the bush by asking this question because he didn't dare to say it directly, but the other party's answer told him that such indirect questions were basically useless.

The Gray Hand Man then asked in a more direct way: "When you normally dream, do you ever dream about similar situations as you encountered in the world with the Pointed-Headed Man?"

"In the dream..." The man looked even more frightened as he repeated this.

The Gray Hand Man regretted bringing up the dream with him. He didn't expect that just by asking in a slightly more direct way he could scare the other person so much.

In order to prevent the other party from becoming unable to communicate normally again, the Gray Hand Man quickly said, "Everyone dreams. In dreams, it is possible that some abilities that do not exist in the real world can be acquired, or some abilities that exist in the real world can become stronger than in reality."

This statement did reduce the fear of 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." However, he didn't know what the Gray Hand Man wanted to ask him, so he just said, "Yes."

(End of this chapter)