Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5016 (Five Thousand and Sixteen) Yu Liang

The brown-handed man said, "What I just said is that even if, as you said, you feel cold because of the infiltration of that substance, it does not mean that you will not feel cold immediately after the infiltration of that substance stops. Did you hear me clearly this time?"

"Listen...I heard it clearly." said the man.

"It's normal that things go through a process. Maybe it's not that you feel that the upper part of your abdomen is no longer cold right after that thing leaves your body." The brown-handed man said, "Now you understand what I mean, right?"

"I see." The man said. His nervousness had obviously subsided.

"Do you think it would be what I said?" asked the Brown Hand Man.

"I think... it's very possible!" the man said, "I still feel cold, so... that might be... the 'residual coolness' that I can still feel in my abdomen after the substance seeps out."

The brown-handed man asked again, "Do you really think this is the case just because I said that?"

The man said, "You just happened to find a reasonable explanation for my situation... I... thought about it... and I felt that it should be what you said."

The brown-handed man saw that the man's mood had eased a little, and felt that things were getting better, so he said again: "Tell me when the Yu Liang you mentioned disappears."

"Oh... OK. Got it." said the man.

The Brown-Handed Man and the Gray-Handed Man both wanted to know why the man had become more afraid that what he said might be inappropriate in the past period of time. Although the man's emotions had eased a little at this moment, neither of them thought that the man was no longer as worried about what he said as he was before.

The brown-handed man thought that this situation might be related to the changes in the environment here, so he wanted to talk to the gray-handed man and ask for his opinion, but he thought it would be better to seize the time and ask what he needed to ask. So the brown-handed man just glanced at the gray-handed man, didn't ask anything, and turned his gaze to the man again.

"Just now you said that the man who could cast the spell was 'nailing' those words into your soul. Do you remember where we were?" asked the brown-handed man.

Although he asked this, the Brown-Handed Man was thinking that as long as he said it, even if what he said was a little different from what was actually said, he would not take it seriously, unless what that person said was completely unrelated to the actual situation.

"I remember." The man said, "It was said that... there was a moment when I really thought of myself as... as... the blue-armored man."

The brown-handed man continued to ask: "How did you feel at that moment?"

"Pain," the man replied.

The brown-handed man asked again, "What kind of pain?"

"It's just... I... feel that many people in this world... will be treated very badly... just because they are blue-armored people. That feeling... is worse than death. I am unwilling to accept it, but... I can't do anything about it." said the man.

The Brown Handed Man asked, "The man who cast the spell on you must have known how you felt at the time. What did he do?"

"He told me... that the Blue-Armored People have lived in that kind of environment for a long time... too many people... have always felt that way... their identities make them want to change the status quo but... unable to do anything. This is largely related to the inherent ideas in other people's minds." The man said, "He also asked me at the time if I could let go of my inherent ideas about... the Blue-Armored People."

(End of this chapter)