Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5164 (Five Thousand One Hundred and Sixty Four) Frozen

"Then... maybe I... saw it wrong." said the man.

"You still don't believe it?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I don't believe it." said the man.

"Because you haven't seen it?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

“I guess so.” said the man.

The Gray Hand felt that there was really no need to continue asking this question, so he asked the following question: "What happened next? Go on."

"And then... then... I said I didn't want to stay in that kind of place any longer." said the man.

"Did anyone respond to you at this time?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes...still not." said the man.

"What about you?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I just said I wanted to leave...leave." said the man.

The Gray Hand Man asked, "It's still the same as always, no one responds to you?"

"Yes," said the man.

"And then?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Then I... tried it." said the man.

The Gray Hand Man asked, "Try to walk?"

"Yes." said the man.

"Has the situation changed compared to before?" asked the man with gray hands.

"No...and...it seems worse," the man said.

"Why do you say worse?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Because... because... I feel like when I try to move my feet this time... my feet will hurt." said the man.

"You just moved your feet?" the Gray Hand asked. "Didn't you try to move somewhere else?"

"I tried it." The man said, "Wherever I move...it hurts."

The man with gray hands asked again: "Can you think of the reason?" "Yes," said the man.

"What's the reason?" the Gray Hand Man asked again.

The man replied: "The reason is... oh... I'm not sure if it's the reason I came up with, I... I'd better not say it casually."

The Gray Hand Man said again, "Speak."

After hearing what the Gray Hand said simply and forcefully, the man did not dare to push it anymore and said, "I think... I was... probably... frozen."

"Does it hurt from the cold?" asked the man with gray hands.

"Well...you can't say it hurts because of the cold." said the man.

"What do you mean?" the Gray Hands Man asked again.

"That's right...that's right...I'm frozen...stiff...frozen." The man said, "After being frozen, if...I don't move myself...then I shouldn't feel...pain..."

"You're frozen, and it hurts when you move?" asked the man with gray hands.

"I think... this is what I thought of." The man said, "This is just what I thought of after you asked me... It doesn't mean that I thought like this at the time. It also doesn't mean... that my thoughts are in line with the facts."

"What were you thinking at the time?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"At that time?" The man was stunned. "I didn't think about it."

"You didn't even consider the reason?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes." The man said, "It hurt so much at the time... I... I didn't have the energy to think about what caused it. But... but... because of the pain, I took the initiative to... stop myself from moving."

"You didn't try to move again?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes." The man said, "No... try to move again."

“And then it really doesn’t hurt anymore?” asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes." The man said, "It really doesn't hurt anymore."

"What happened next?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Then...then I asked..." the man said, "I asked: 'Can't you leave?'"

(End of this chapter)