Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5165 (five thousand one hundred and sixty-five) Hope

"Who to ask?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Ask..." the man said, "Actually I didn't ask anyone... I was just talking to myself."

"Expect an answer?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Hope." said the man.

"You're talking to yourself and expecting someone to answer you?" The Gray Hand asked, "Isn't that contradictory?"

"This... this..." the man said nervously, "I didn't lie... I didn't lie to you."

"I didn't say you lied to me..." said the man with gray hands.

"Let me explain." the man said.

"Well, explain," said the Gray Hand Man.

The man continued, "I... don't know if there is anyone around me... I don't know if anyone can hear me talking... so I... I said I was talking to myself. If someone... I... then I definitely wouldn't be talking to myself. But at the time... I didn't see anyone... nor did I... hear anyone's voice. In this case, if... if you insist on saying that I was talking to someone... then... then who could I say I was talking to? It seems... it seems that it's not appropriate to say I was talking to anyone. So... so... since I couldn't prove that anyone could hear me at the time... I... I had to say I was talking to myself. But... but when I was talking to myself... I did hope that someone could answer my questions. But... that was just a hope... it doesn't mean that anyone could really hear me at the time."

The man seemed to be getting more and more nervous while speaking. The gray-handed man was worried that he would become so nervous that he would be unable to communicate normally again. So he wanted to interrupt him while he was speaking and tell him not to be nervous. But he also felt that if he interrupted him while he was speaking, the other party might become even more nervous because of his interruption. So he waited for the other party to finish speaking with a sweat on his face.

At this point, the Gray Hands man quickly said to the man, "Don't be nervous. I understand. I understand now."

"So... you don't doubt me anymore?" the man asked.

"I didn't say I doubted you." said the man with gray hands.

"So... do you still think what I said is contradictory?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"You explained it so clearly, so I don't think what you said is contradictory." The man said. "Fortunately... Fortunately, I explained it." The man said.

The Gray Hands Man added, "Even if you don't explain, I can figure out what's going on if I think about it more. There's no need for you to be nervous."

The man said, "Oh...oh...ok...that's good."

The Gray Hand asked again: "Go on, what did you say?"

"I...I asked...asked if there was anyone who could answer me." said the man.

"Is there?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"No one at this time," the man said, "so I said again: 'No one?'"

"Not yet?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Not yet," the man said.

"And then, what happened to you?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Then... I said, 'No one is talking to me?'" the man said, "While saying this, my eyes were fixed in one direction... I actually... I actually saw something I didn't expect."

"What did you see?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"See there... suddenly there appeared... a light, and in that light there was spring... and in that spring... there were people." said the man.

(End of this chapter)