Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5236 (five thousand two hundred and thirty-six) Share

"That must be it," the man said.

"Do you feel that everything in the world belongs exclusively to a certain group of people?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Isn't that right?" said the man.

Gray Hand asked, "All kinds of things?"

"Yes." said the man.

After saying this, the man seemed to be thinking about something, and then said: "Although... although I have heard a saying... but... but I can't think like him."

"Who?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"It's the one... who cast the spell on me." the man replied.

When the Gray Hand heard the other party mention the spellcaster again, he was a little worried that the man would fall into the state of being unable to communicate with others because he thought about the past events in the real world and then thought about other things. But after he finished speaking, he didn't seem to think more and didn't give people the sign that he was about to fall into the state of being unable to communicate with others, so he relaxed a little. However, the Gray Hand thought of the previous time when the man fell into the state of being unable to communicate with others without warning, so he didn't continue to tell himself that the other party must be fine, but secretly told himself to think positively, after all, the previous situation of being unable to communicate with others without warning was not something he could prevent.

The Gray Hand Man did not change the subject immediately, but asked tentatively: "What did he tell you?"

"He said that there are some things that can be shared by everyone," the man replied. "He also told me that there are a lot of such things in the world."

"Do you think he's right?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I don't think I can... easily deny what he said at this time, but... but I really can't think like him. When he said... these words to me... he actually... mentioned the sunshine..." said the man.

“You said you can’t think like him. Does that prove you’ve tried?” asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes." The man said, "I tried it at that time."

"But didn't you make yourself think that?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"How do I put it..." the man said, "I just can't...truly agree with it in my heart." "Why can't you truly agree with it?" asked the man with gray hands.

"Because I think... resources are limited. If A occupies them... then A occupies them. There must be a competitive relationship between A and B," the man said.

"Many times, there is no competitive relationship." Gray Hand said, "If A has it, it will not necessarily affect B."

The man added: "There is always a difference between more and less."

"More or less?" asked the man with gray hands.

"When it comes to resources, what are the chances that Person A has the same amount as Person B?" Gray Hand said, "Most of the time...either Person A has more and Person B has less, or...either Person B has more and Person A has less."

“Why does it have to be the same amount?” asked the Gray Hand Man.

"If the amount is different... one side will definitely be dissatisfied, right?" the man said.

"Not necessarily." The Gray Hand said, "I'm just giving an example. If A is enough and B is enough, then which side would be dissatisfied?"

"The one with less." the man replied.

"I said enough." said the man with gray hands.

"Is there such a thing as 'enough'?" the man asked.

"Isn't it enough to meet the needs?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"This... wouldn't you want more?" the man asked.

(End of this chapter)