Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5316 (Five Thousand Three Hundred and Sixteen) Upper Limit

When the man said this, he was stunned for a moment, and then seemed to be thinking about something.

Seeing him like this, the Gray Hand Man was a little worried at first, but he didn't think that the other party was in much danger, so he didn't change the subject immediately, but waited for the man to continue talking. Of course, the Gray Hand Man was also prepared to change the subject. Once he found that the man really showed signs of being unable to communicate normally with others again, he would take immediate action.

The man continued, "He told me that if...if, starting from that day, within half a month, I...bully the blue-armored man again...then...then the situation will change. If...if I kill someone, then the problem I want to solve will...never be solved."

"Did you believe this dream at the time?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I... didn't believe in the dream." The man said, "I just felt that... the dream was just... reminding me."

"Why do you think what the man in the dream said makes sense?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Because... because... actually, some of the things that the person who cast a spell on me said to me... are related to this..." said the man.

"Does it mean that you can't treat them the same way you treated the blue-armored people before?" asked the man with gray hands.

"You can say... you can say that." said the man.

"The reason why you believed what the person in the dream said is because you already have something related to the blue-armored man in your heart, and you know that you can't do certain things casually?" asked the gray-handed man.

"Well...well, I guess so." said the man.

The Gray Hand asked again: "If you do something, you have to bear the corresponding consequences?"

"Yes." The man said, "and... I couldn't help it before, so I... did... things that I shouldn't have done." "What?" asked the man with gray hands.

"Just... treat the blue-armored people... with a not-so-nice... attitude." said the man.

“But after you did it, it didn’t cause any irreversible consequences?” asked the Gray Hand Man.

The man said: "Actually...it's actually been accumulating."

"Does it have anything to do with the number of times?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"It's not only related to the number of times, but also to... the extent to which I treated the blue-armored man badly." The man said, "The number of times... and the extent, are all... all affecting whether I can solve my problem. Originally... there are not many chances. Once I reach... the upper limit, the problem I want to solve will never be solved. Not only that, but I and my father... will also..."

At this point, the man seemed even more frightened than before, and said, "I..."

He wanted to say that he still found it scary when he thought about it, but before he could finish his words, the Gray Hand Man changed the subject because he was worried that he would be unable to communicate normally again: "You are not afraid of the blue-armored man, are you?"

The Gray-Handed Man knew that if he mentioned the question of whether he was afraid of the Blue-Armored Man, the other party would become very sensitive and would turn his attention to this matter.

As expected, as soon as the man heard what the Gray Hand Man said, he immediately said, "Yes, of course! I'm definitely not afraid of the Blue Armor Man! I... I'm a Tiecang person, how could I be afraid of the Blue Armor Man? Impossible!"

(End of this chapter)