Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4648 (Four Thousand Six Hundred and Forty-Eight) Scheming

The Brown-Handed Man said, "You gave him time to remember."

"If he didn't notice it at the time, he might not be able to remember it now." said the man with gray hands.

The brown-handed man said, "We'll have to listen to what he says."

"I think he will tell the truth as long as he can remember it," said the man with gray hands.

"I also think he dare not lie." said the man with brown hands.

"Then I asked." The Gray Hand Man said, "It's about time."

After the brown-handed man said “hmm”, the gray-handed man 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”: “Have you thought it through?”

"Think it through carefully." said the man.

The Gray Hand asked, "Tell me, when the fireball was hottest, was that the moment when you connected the previous events most closely with whether that person made a sound?"

"Yes." said the man.

"Are you sure?" the Gray Hand asked, "You're sure you remember it correctly?"

"Sure." the man replied.

"Why couldn't you even think about it before, but now you are suddenly so sure?" asked the man with gray hands.

“Before, I lacked… the process of recalling. Now that I have that process, I can… tell the truth accurately.” said the man.

The brown-handed man was secretly delighted and whispered to the gray-handed man, "We are lucky that he remembered it."

The Gray Hand said, "Yes, this proves what we just thought. I will ask him next."

"Ask," said the Brown-Handed Man.

Gray Hand asked the person who said "I don't have the courage, so I didn't ask to go, this is the difference between you and me": "You told him that he can say whatever he wants, what happened afterwards?"

"He asked me why I refused to believe him even when he made a sound, and asked me...if it was necessary," the man said.

"What did you say?" the Gray Hand asked. "I told him that what I did was not necessarily necessary..." the man replied.

The Gray Hand Man asked, "Are you still speaking in the language of that world?"

"Yes." the man replied.

"Where's he?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"He just doesn't understand." The man said, "He said that it was obviously me who didn't hear his voice, but he said that he didn't make any sound at all."

"How did you answer him?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I said I didn't need to answer him at all," the man said.

The Gray Hand Man asked again: "Then what happened?"

The man said: "He said... I can't tell the truth from the false."

The Gray Hand asked, "What did you say?"

"I'm telling you, he won't even let the...snakes and centipedes stop attacking me, and I don't know what to do," the man said.

The Gray Hand Man said, "What about him?"

"He said that because I couldn't tell the difference between truth and falsehood, and because deep down in my heart I didn't acknowledge him as my father... that's why the venomous snakes and centipedes... that's why they kept attacking me."

"Do you want to admit it now?" asked the man with gray hands.

"No. At this moment, I am more firmly convinced that the other party is... my relative. There is no way I can recognize him as my father." said the man.

"What did you say to him?" asked the Gray Hand.

The man said, "I told him... he went to such lengths just to deceive me, just to trick me into recognizing him... as my father..."

(End of this chapter)