Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4728 (four thousand seven hundred and twenty-eight)

"Then you can talk about it here and think about it here." The man with gray hands said, "I'm asking you now, so imagine it now."

"I... I really... can't do it..." said the man.

The Gray Hand asked, "Can't you even imagine it?"

The man said: "Maybe... I just... I just can't imagine it."

"Because he's worried that you will recognize him as your father?" asked the man with gray hands.

"No... No..." said the man.

"Haven't you already answered me?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The man said, “I guess so…”

Seeing that the man seemed very unsure, the Gray Hand said, "You are telling yourself 'no', and you are telling me 'no'?"

The man didn't dare to tell a lie, and only said: "Maybe... he was telling himself."

The Gray Hand Man said, "Then tell me now, imagine it, and tell me."

That person said, "Now... I have thought it through. No matter what... I cannot acknowledge him as my father... Even if... even if he tortures me to death, I... absolutely cannot acknowledge him as my father!"

This time, the man spoke very firmly.

The gray-handed man glanced at the brown-handed man, who whispered to the gray-handed man, "That explains the problem."

The Gray Hand Man said "hmm", and then said to the man who said "I don't have the courage, so I didn't ask to go. This is where you and I are different": "Do you think... not recognizing a Blue Armor Man as your father is the most important thing?"

"At this moment, I just... think so." The man said, "Last moment, when you asked me, I thought so too."

The Gray Hand Man asked again, "If you were really in that world, do you think...the situation...would be different?"

The man said, "I don't know...but at this moment, I am inclined to think...it will not be different."

This time, the man spoke firmly.

The man with gray hands said: "You asked him if he would let you go and never attack you again if you admitted it. What did he say afterwards?" "He...he told me...to let me admit it first before saying anything else." said the man.

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

"I said...I already know the answer." said the man.

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

"He said...I was lying again," the man said.

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

"I said, I didn't lie... This time... This is what I thought in my heart." said the man.

"What did he say?" asked the Gray Hand.

"He said...what I think in my heart is just my idea...and what I think...is not necessarily right." said the man.

"Does this mean he might let you go?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The man said: "On the surface, he should... probably mean this."

Gray Hand asked, "On the surface? Do you know what he really means?"

"It can't be said that I know... but I can say that I have guessed it." said the man.

"How do you know if your guess is consistent with what he thinks?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Actually...actually I don't really know." The man said, "But that's how it feels."

"Then do you think it's possible that he would really let you go?" asked the Man with Gray Hands.

"No," the man said, "I don't believe him anymore."

(End of this chapter)