Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 4996 (Four Thousand Nine Hundred and Ninety-Six) ​​Stomach

The Gray Hands man saw that the other person was adding more, and felt that he was too long-winded and uncomfortable, but he was also worried that the other person was too nervous. He was also used to the other person being like this, so he suppressed his anger and said, "I know, there is no need to explain so much, I understand."

Although the Gray Hand Man's tone was very gentle at this time, he did not expect that the other party would think that he had said something wrong again.

I only heard the other party say: "I...I explained so much just to prevent misunderstandings."

The Gray Hands man had no choice but to patiently say, "I understand."

In order to prevent the other party from continuing to say those overly long-winded words, the Gray Hand Man quickly asked what he wanted to ask: "Do you feel anything near your stomach?"

After hearing this, the man was really nervous. He wondered if the Gray Hand Man and the Brown Hand Man had done something to him, so he asked directly, "Did you learn about... some new changes that would cause my stomach to... react at this time?"

The Gray Hand Man said, "Don't you feel anything yourself?"

"If I have to say whether I have any feelings, then... yes, I do." the man answered.

The Gray Hand thought that the other party was about to reveal some important information, so he stared at the man and asked, "What's the reaction?"

"It's just...it just feels...very...disgusting." said the man.

"Disgusting?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Because... I... I really couldn't stand my behavior at that time..." the man said, "I did that kind of thing, so I naturally feel disgusted."

"Isn't this a feeling of sickness in the heart?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I feel sick in my heart, and... and because I feel sick in my heart... I feel sick in my stomach," the man replied.

"Apart from feeling sick, don't you feel anything else in your stomach?" the Gray Hand asked. "No...nothing else." the man replied.

After answering, the man seemed very panicked again, and said: "What's wrong with my stomach? Is there any problem? I can't feel it yet? Is it dangerous or not?"

Seeing that person in this state, the Gray Hand Man was worried that he would be too nervous to communicate normally, so he quickly said, "It's not dangerous. I'm just asking. It's nothing."

Although the man heard this, his emotions did not seem to calm down immediately.

The Gray Hands man said again: "It's really nothing. I'm not lying to you. Since you don't feel any pain in your stomach, it proves that everything is fine."

"What if it hurts?" the man asked.

The Gray Hand said, "Aren't you feeling no pain?"

"Yes, it doesn't hurt." The man replied, "It really doesn't hurt."

The Gray Hand asked again, "Are you telling the truth?"

Hearing the Gray Hands' question, the man felt that the Gray Hands' man was doubting him, so he quickly said, "To tell you the truth, it's absolutely the truth... It really... It really doesn't hurt at all."

"Then why are you still nervous?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The reason I asked this was simply to make that person stop being nervous.

The man said, "Because you...you asked me that kind of question. I never thought you would ask that...so I would find it strange. I would think...no one would...would ask others if they had any stomach problems for no reason..."

(End of this chapter)