Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5361 (five thousand three hundred and sixty-one) Too stupid

The Gray Hand asked, "Did you really think so at the time?"

"Well... I can't say that I think so completely." said the man.

"What do you mean you can't say that's exactly what you think?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The man said, "That is... on the one hand, I feel that... I might have let my father down, but... on the other hand, I hope that I have not done anything to let my father down. I hope that my thoughts are... wrong."

The Gray Hand said, "You hope that you haven't brought any bad things upon your father, is that what you mean?"

The man replied, "Yes."

The Gray Hands asked again, "What was the other party's reaction after you said this?"

"The other party... the other party actually asked me if I really thought so." said the man.

The Gray Hand asked, "What's your answer?"

"I...answer yes," said the man.

The Gray Hand asked again: "Where is he?"

"He...he asked me if I knew where he was before." said the man.

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

The man said, "I said I don't know. I only know...I can't find him."

The Gray Hand asked, "What happened next?"

"Then... he asked me if I knew why he couldn't be found." said the man.

The Gray Hand asked again, "How did you respond?"

"I say... maybe... I... am too stupid." said the man.

"What did he think of it?" the Gray Hand asked.

The man said: "He told me that it was not because I was too stupid, but because... I had hurt him... so badly."

The Gray Hands stared at the man closely, fearing that he would be unable to communicate normally again because of his memories of his father. Seeing that he didn't seem to be in a big deal, the Gray Hands continued to ask, "Did he tell you what happened?"

The man said, "I asked...how I had hurt him so badly, and he told me."

"What did he say?" asked the Gray Hand Man. The man said, "He said... he said that I... killed the person who cast the spell for me because I didn't do what he told me to do."

The Gray Hand asked, "Do you believe what he said?"

The man said: "I... don't want to believe it, so... I can't say I believe what he said."

The Gray Hand asked, "What did you tell him?"

"I said... no." The man said, "I told him... he must be joking with me."

The Gray Hand asked again, "How is he?"

"He... continued to shake my shoulders and told... me to look at him when he spoke." said the man.

"Did you do as he asked?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I looked at... him, but... didn't dare to say anything." said the man.

The Gray Hand asked again, "Did he speak?"

The man said, "He did. He asked...do you know who he is to me?"

The Gray Hand said, "You answered?"

"Yes." The man said, "I said... he is my father."

The Gray Hand asked, "And then?"

"He asked me if I had seen clearly the color of his... fingernails before," the man said.

The Gray Hand Man asked, "You said you saw it?"

The man said, “Yes.”

The Gray Hand asked, "Did he say anything else?"

"He said... If I had known this would happen, why would I have done that..." the man said.

Gray Hand said, "Do you know what he meant?"

"I...don't understand it yet." said the man.

(End of this chapter)