Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4991 (Four Thousand Nine Hundred and Ninety-One) Remains

Gray Hands saw that after such a long time, the man's expression still seemed to have the special fear brought by the thought of what happened in reality. Although the embarrassment did wash away most of the special fear, there was still a little bit. Even looking at this, Gray Hands felt uneasy, so he wanted to make him more embarrassed to see if the special fear left in his expression could disappear.

The Gray Hand Man also understood that the man could not move freely in this environment and had to answer various questions from the Gray Hand Man and the Brown Hand Man. It was impossible for him to completely get rid of fear. During this period of time, the man could be said to be trapped in fear. But he found that the fear on the man's face seemed to be distinguishable by him. The special fear brought by thinking about what happened later in the real world was like a mark, and it was obviously different from the state of fear brought by other fears. This difference was not something that any ordinary person could see. The Gray Hand Man believed that the reason why he could see the difference was because he was not an ordinary person at all. Of course, sometimes, fears of different origins would appear on the man's face at the same time, and at that time, the Gray Hand Man needed to be more careful to distinguish them.

The Gray Hands said to the person who said, "I don't have the guts, so I didn't ask to go. This is the difference between you and me." "You're not asking us to do anything. Oh, do you really feel ashamed?"

The man asked, "You don't really want to tell others about this, do you?"

"I didn't say that." The Gray Hand said, "You said it yourself. You're not asking us to do anything, right?"

"That... is... that is... what I said." The man said, "but I hope..."

"What do you hope for?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Just as I said just now..." the man said, "Anyway... I... don't want anyone else to know about this besides you two."

The Gray Hand Man said, "Isn't that still asking us to do something? Doesn't that mean you want us to keep it a secret for you?"

"Ah?" the man said, "No... that's not what I meant... I'm not asking you to keep it a secret for me."

The man was a little nervous when he said this, and the gray-handed man suppressed his irritability and said, "You don't have to be nervous."

"But...did I say something wrong just now?" the man asked.

"I didn't say you said anything wrong. Don't be nervous." The Gray Hand said, "Really."

"I'm not asking you to do that...really not," the man replied.

"Do you really feel ashamed?" The Gray Hand Man asked, "You haven't answered my question yet."

"It's really embarrassing! Too embarrassing! I am so ashamed!" the man said, "I am a Tiecang person, but I actually... actually had such an experience... I actually thought of myself as a Blue Armor person during that time! If I didn't really feel embarrassed... and as embarrassed as I could be, I wouldn't... I wouldn't have said such words so impulsively just now, making it seem like I was asking you to do something."

"You think you said that precisely because you felt so ashamed," said the Gray Hand Man.

(End of this chapter)