Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5001 (Five Thousand and One) Misinterpretation

The man couldn't continue. He couldn't bear that he had insulted the Iron Cang Man again because of what he said. But he still thought that if it hadn't happened later, he would have made the same choice as before. The man didn't dare to lie to the Brown Hand Man. When he was struggling, he said to the Brown Hand Man, "You already understand what I'm thinking, don't you?"

The brown-handed man said, "Explain yourself clearly."

Although the Brown-Handed Man roughly guessed the other person's thoughts from his tone, he needed to know accurate information, so he still asked the man to speak clearly.

The man saw that the brown-handed man did not stop asking questions, and knew that it would be no good if he didn't say it, so he had to say: "I will still make the same choice as before."

The Brown Hand asked, "Why?"

"Because... because I was in so much pain at the time. If I didn't find someone to solve that problem, that kind of pain... I couldn't bear it at all. I might... have died." The man said, "I think that I was... seeking survival by finding that person who knows magic to solve my problem."

After saying this, the man clearly felt tormented, and felt that he would not feel comfortable unless he said something that would balance himself, so he said, "What you are asking is... now that I know the situation at that time, if I were to go back... back to the original choice, would I still... do this. The question is... I only know it now... or it is what I know now, not... not what I knew at the beginning... this is definitely correct. Since I only know this 'now'... then... that means that if I go back to the beginning... I still... still don't know that I would experience these things at that time, and I can't... know that I will know these things in the future... Since I made the choice when I didn't know it when I went back to the beginning, then... then even if I experienced those things, I... wouldn't think it was disgusting, and I wouldn't think that I had insulted the people of Tiecang... then... then in my opinion, it's... nothing happened, so my choice is... nothing."

The man with brown hands thought that the man was just trying to find excuses for himself, because he thought that what he wanted to say was misinterpreted by him. The man with brown hands thought that since he knew what he had to go through "now" and was asked to go back to the original choice, he would definitely go back to the original choice with the result he knew "now". The man with brown hands thought that the "original time" he was talking about was only the original time in terms of time, not the "original time" in terms of the person's status. In other words, in the situation that the man with brown hands asked about, it was impossible for the person to go back to the state that he did not know "back then", and he could only go back to the time of "back then" with the state that he knew later.

The man with brown hands now knew exactly what the other person was thinking. He knew that the other person was saying that on purpose to balance himself, so he felt that even if he explained the real meaning of his question clearly to the other person, it would be meaningless, because the other person should already know what he meant by asking that question. If the other person didn't understand at all, then he wouldn't have been hesitant and refused to give a direct answer.

(End of this chapter)