Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4737 (Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty Seven) Accuracy

"What's the difference?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"That is... if I knew that you already knew what I was thinking... then when I spoke... I might worry that my words might not express my meaning accurately... and then... and then cause you to misunderstand. But if I think that you don't know what I'm thinking at all... then... I might not have that kind of worry in my heart..." said the man.

"Are you worried that what you said doesn't accurately reflect what we know you think, or are you considering whether you should tell us the truth?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

Hearing the question from the Gray Hands, the man was indeed shocked. He thought he had explained it quite clearly, but he didn't expect the other party to still ask another possibility.

When the Gray Hand Man saw that the other party seemed a little scared, he initially thought that he had gone too far in asking that question. He wondered if he would scare the other party so much that he would be unable to communicate normally with others out of fear. But after looking at the expression on the other party's face, he felt that it was not that serious. He began to wonder if the other party was so scared that he was really considering deceiving the two of them, so he felt that there was nothing inappropriate in asking that question.

The other party said anxiously: "I don't mean to not tell the truth... I have always been telling you the truth... Did I really express myself inaccurately before?"

The Gray Hand felt that if he continued to ask, it would be easy to expose that he and the Brown Hand did not know what the man had experienced in the other world. He immediately suppressed his impatience and acted as if he was trying to comfort the man. He said, "It's okay. What are you afraid of? I'm just asking to find out."

"Oh..." the man said, "Don't worry, what I say to you is true."

The Gray Hand said, "Actually, what you just answered was not the question I asked."

"Ah?" the man was puzzled.

The man with gray hands said: "What I asked is, do you think there is any difference between us knowing what you think in your heart and not knowing what you think in your heart, but what was your answer?" "I... my answer... my impression is that I answered your question..." said the man.

"No." The Gray Hand said, "What you are actually answering is, is there any difference between you thinking that we know what you are thinking and you thinking that we don't know what you are thinking?"

The man recalled and said, "Yeah... Actually, that's right. I didn't notice the difference between the two just now... This... I didn't mean to do that... Really not."

The Gray Hand Man said, "There's no need for you to be nervous about this."

The man said "Oh".
The Gray Hand said, "Then tell me whether there is any difference between knowing what you are thinking and not knowing what you are thinking."

That person said, "If it doesn't involve my thoughts... Actually... Actually, for me, there is no difference between you knowing what I think and not knowing what I think."

The Gray Hands thought that this sentence was enough, and they didn't think that the man would really deceive them.

At this time, the Gray Hand Man continued to ask the man: "Continue talking about the things in that world. He asked you to explain it clearly. What did you mean by that? Did you explain it clearly to him?"

(End of this chapter)