Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5133 (five thousand one hundred and thirty-three)
The Brown Hand Man said to the Gray Hand Man, "Can you prove that there is no change?"

"No." said the man with gray hands.

The brown-handed man said, "Maybe a change has already occurred but that person just didn't feel it. But since he said so, let's just think positively."

Gray Hand said, "Yes, think positively."

The brown-handed man added: "It's better if he doesn't feel any change. Does he feel that his voice has changed?"

The Gray Hand Man said, "I'll ask him."

Before the man with gray hands could ask, the man started talking again.

"I didn't lie to you just now." said the man.

When the Gray Hands Man heard that person say such words again, he did not feel disgusted this time. After all, in the Gray Hands Man's view, he would be lucky as long as he could recover to the state where he could communicate with people normally again.

The Gray Hand Man said, "I didn't say you lied to us, so you don't have to be nervous."

The man continued, "You just told me that there must be some evidence. I think so now."

The Gray Hand Man said, "Then you should look for evidence."

“But… I really… can’t find it.” the man replied.

"Forget it then." said the man with gray hands.

"But... what I said is true." said the man.

"I'm not denying that what you said is true." said the Gray Hand Man.

"But...but...what I said just now...seems...seems to give people the feeling that I'm...I'm lying to you, right?" the man asked.

"No." The Gray Hand Man said directly.

"You...you really don't think so?" the man asked.

"I told you." said the Gray Hand Man.

“But…but it seems…it doesn’t seem…appropriate for me to tell you that we haven’t found…evidence.” said the man.

"If you can't find evidence, there's nothing I can do." said the man with gray hands.

"Should I say...I don't know?" the man said. "Do you think you know?" the Gray Hand Man asked.

"I know." said the man.

"Do you think what you know is the truth?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I think." said the man.

"You think you know, but you tell us you don't. Is that appropriate?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"This... this... seems... even more... inappropriate?" the man said, "Yes, this is even more inappropriate. What should I... what should I do... what should I do?"

The Gray Hands asked again: "Do whatever you think is best."

"I... don't think it's good anyway." said the man.

"You've finished." said the Gray Hand Man.

"Do you... think... I... did something wrong?" the man said.

"No," said the Gray Hand Man, "if you hadn't brought it up again, it would have been over."

“Is it really…over…?” the man asked.

"That's in the past," said the Gray Hand Man, "but you brought it up again yourself."

"I...feel...uneasy." said the man.

"How can we feel at ease?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I don't know either." The man said, "I really want to settle down."

The Gray Hand Man asked, "Maybe you don't want to think about it anymore, so just be at ease."

The man said, "I'll...try."

At this time, the Brown Hand Man said to the Gray Hand Man, "It seems that his speaking speed is basically the same as before this incident."

(End of this chapter)