Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4708 (Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Eight) Working Together
The brown-handed man looked at the gray-handed man, and suddenly realized that the gray-handed man sometimes thinks more comprehensively than he does. All along, the brown-handed man felt that he was better than the gray-handed man in terms of comprehensive thinking and decision-making, and was willing to show that he was more capable than the gray-handed man in front of his master. He never thought much about the gray-handed man's advantages. At this time, the brown-handed man thought that he understood that the gray-handed man had thought of something that he could not think of, and that the matter was still very important to the gray-handed man now, so he did not think that the questions asked by the gray-handed man before were too time-consuming. Not only that, the brown-handed man realized that when everyone works together, everyone may play a key role. The brown-handed man believes that even if a person is really better than the person he cooperates with in every aspect, at a critical moment, he may think that he can't think of any problem and something goes wrong. If the person who seems to be relatively weaker suddenly thinks of something at this time, it may be able to save the situation.

Before that day, when the Gray Hand and the Brown Hand worked together, although they seemed to be in harmony most of the time, the Gray Hand often put himself in the position of a follower. When the Brown Hand said how to do something, the Gray Hand followed the Brown Hand as a follower. Because this habit had long been formed, sometimes when the Gray Hand wanted to take the lead in something, the Brown Hand would immediately refute the Gray Hand without fully thinking whether what the Gray Hand said made sense, and then things would naturally become led by the Brown Hand again. The two people have always maintained that kind of superficial harmony, and it seems that they often cooperate well. In fact, both of them had some small ideas in their hearts before. Although the Gray Hand knew that he was not as good as the Brown Hand many times, he also felt that the Brown Hand always looked down on his opinions. And the Brown Hand, although he knew that the Gray Hand was usually in a good attitude and did not deliberately cause trouble for him, he also felt that the Gray Hand was sometimes not thoughtful.

Until this day, after experiencing those unmanageable things, and having faced the kind of extreme and overwhelming experience that the two of them faced together, both of them felt that they were tied to a rope. If one of them had a problem, the other would not have a good result. At this time, the impression of the brown-handed man on the gray-handed man was very different from before that day. The brown-handed man felt that if the two of them did not use the way they got along in the past, but were like this later, some things might be done in a shorter time, and, moreover, they might be done better.

The man with brown hands thought of the man who had said before, "I don't have the courage, so I didn't ask to go. This is what makes you different from me." When he spoke, he always emphasized that he was not afraid of the man with blue armor. He knew that it was a habit he had developed over a long period of time, and then he thought of himself.

The Brown-Handed Man felt that the problem of how he and the Gray-Handed Man got along was actually related to habits. Sometimes what you are used to is not necessarily the most suitable. He suddenly remembered that the habits between him and the Gray-Handed Man had not changed for a long time. They had experienced those things together without realizing it, and he had never tried to change.

(End of this chapter)