Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4700 (Four Thousand Seven Hundred) Can be changed
"Is that person really not angry after hearing this?" asked the man with gray hands.

"I don't know either, but... but it seems... he didn't show any sign of being angry. He just said that not only did he deny it... but he also continued to argue..." the man said, "The tone of his words seemed to be mocking me."

"And then, what happened?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I told him that he couldn't fool me, so he shouldn't... stop dreaming about saying he was my father." The man said, "I also told him that even if he refused to admit that he had seen me somewhere else before... it wouldn't change the fact that I had seen him."

The Gray Hand asked, "What did he do after hearing this?"

The man said: "He smiled and said that if he wanted me to no longer remember that incident... then... then I would definitely not be able to remember it anymore."

"What does he mean by that?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"What it means is... that is... that he treated me so cruelly... that would... cause me to lose my memory..." the man said, "That's how I feel."

"Why did you feel that way?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Because when he said...those words, his eyeballs...bulged out again." the man replied.

"Do you think his eyeballs will fly out and hit you again immediately?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes." The man said, "I remember that time... I did have... that feeling."

The Gray Hand Man asked, "Did his eyeballs really fly out?"

"It flew out." said the man.

“As you speak?” the Gray Hands asked.

“No.” The man said, “It hadn’t flown out at this time… After… after a period of time… this kind of thing happened.”

"What was your reaction after hearing what he said?" the Gray Hand asked again. "I told him at that time... that what has already happened cannot be changed." The man replied.

"What did the other party say?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"The other party told me... that what has already happened... cannot be changed." The man said, "So... so I made up something... it's useless."

"What about you?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I told him... if it can't be changed, it can't be changed. I won't change anything just because... I won't change anything just because he said I was making it up." The man replied.

"Did he say anything then?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"He said," the man said, "He said that the past cannot be changed...but memories can be changed. After saying this...he laughed again...and that laughter was terrible."

"And you?" asked the Gray Hand. "What's going on now?"

"I... I just... asked him... what he wanted to do." The man said. When he talked about the situation at that time, he still looked a little scared because of the memory of the scene at that time, but this fear did not make the Gray Hands think that he would soon fall into the state of being unable to communicate normally with others.

"Did he answer you?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

“He… asked me what I thought he was going to do.” The man said, “While he was saying this… he… his eyeballs kept moving forward, but each time they quickly… quickly retracted.”

"Did you guess?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I guessed." The man said, "I...if I didn't guess...I don't know what would happen."

(End of this chapter)