Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4917 (Four Thousand Nine Hundred and Seventeen)

"And... people's destinies are... connected." said the man.

"What do you mean?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"That is... that is, if someone is in deep suffering, you would think that person is at fault... if too many people in the world think this way... then... then it would be bad for everyone. That is... that is, people's destinies are connected. If every 'unlucky' person like I said would think that the 'unlucky' person must be at fault, then... then..."

The man paused here and said, "Let me think about it... Actually, he said so many things at that time. Many... Many of the things I remember may not be... not the original words. He also gave a lot of examples."

"You must think about it carefully, think it through, and tell me." said the man with gray hands.

The Gray Hands thought this information would be useful in understanding that person's situation.

"Want to continue?" the man asked.

"Go on." said the man with gray hands.

"People's fates are connected. If every 'unlucky' person as I said thinks that the 'unlucky' person must have done something wrong, then...then...not only will the 'unlucky' person be more miserable...this...this will also be bad for others. People cannot guarantee that they will...never...never be 'unlucky'. If this trend of hurting the 'unlucky' again...is everywhere...then...then everyone...is likely to be hurt in this way...in this way." The man said, "Of course, what he said at the time seemed...as if...was it the word 'unlucky'? I...I can't remember clearly, anyway...this is what he meant...He said it over and over again...from all angles, as if...as if he was afraid that I wouldn't understand."

"How did you react when you heard those words?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I...I didn't seem to agree with it at the time." The man said, "Now I seem to understand. The reason why he kept telling me this...seems...seems to be related to my disagreement with his statement?"

The Gray Hand asked, "Did you refute him at that time?"

“No.” the man said, “I…how dare I refute him…” “Why don’t you dare refute?” asked the man with gray hands.

"Because he...he is a person who knows magic." said the man.

“Is that all?” asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Well... not completely." said the man.

"Why else..." asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Also because... at that time... at that time... I kind of... needed help from him." said the man.

"Just let him solve your problem?" asked the man with gray hands.

"Yes." said the man.

At this point, Gray Hands felt that he had to be careful when asking questions, and must not cause the other party to be in a state where they could not communicate normally.

"Did you communicate with him when he spoke to you?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

“I seem… I don’t think I said anything…” the man said, “At that time… I was waiting for a while after he cast a spell on me, and then he continued to cast a spell on me… and the time between the two spells, in fact, the process did not break away from the spell… I felt… I felt that at that time… at that time, the spell casting seemed to be… a whole process… that is… it was cast in stages, but… but when he seemed to pause the spell…”

(End of this chapter)