Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5433 (Five Thousand Four Hundred and Thirty Three) Efficacy

"He asked me what I meant by that," the man said.

"How did you answer?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"I said...I was just answering his question." said the man.

The Gray Hand asked, "What happened next?"

The man said, "Then he said... I mean no, I haven't changed."

The Gray Hand asked, "How do you respond after hearing this?"

That person said, "I dare not say yes, so I just say... no. What I thought in the dream was that even if the needles and stones hurt my... body, even if my nails turned into the unique blue color of the Blue-Armored Man, I would never... admit that I was... the Blue-Armored Man."

Gray Hand asked, "You said no, and then what happened?"

The man replied: "He asked me if what I said meant that his treatment was ineffective."

"Did you answer him anything?" asked the Gray Hand.

"I answered him... I said... it was effective." The man said, "In the dream, I was thinking... if I said it was ineffective, he might get worse."

The Gray Hand asked, "Did he listen?"

"He asked me to think about whether what I said was... contradictory." said the man.

The Gray Hand said, "Are you talking again now?"

"No." said the man.

"How did he react?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The man replied: "He asked me why I thought about it for so long."

"Actually, you didn't want to answer him at that time, did you?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Yes." The man said, "I didn't know how to answer his question at the time. In my dream, I thought, if I... admit that I am really contradictory, I don't know how he will... treat me. If I don't admit that I am contradictory, the treatment is effective, which means... that I have changed."

The man with gray hands asked, "Then how did you answer him?" "In the dream... I suddenly had an idea and thought of other ways of saying it, so I said... I... am not contradicting myself." the man said.

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

The man said, “He asked me…if the treatment was effective, it meant that a change had occurred.”

The Gray Hand asked, "Did you answer him directly?"

"Yes." The man said, "I said... yes."

The Gray Hand Man asked, "He then asked... Is it contradictory for me to say that I have not changed?"

"I said... no." The man said, "Then I quickly said... because... the lack of change I mentioned is not... related to the efficacy."

The Gray Hand asked, "How is he?"

The man said: "He asked me if I was messing around."

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

"I said no." The man said, "I told him... what I meant was... although the treatment was effective and my body had undergone some... changes, I was still the same me. Those changes were based on the original me. The original me... the original me... had not changed fundamentally."

The Gray Hand asked, "Where's he?"

The man said, "He said that I have not been cured at this time."

The Gray Hand asked, "What did you think of that?"

"I'm afraid." The man said, "I'm worried that he will...use a more terrible method to 'treat' me, and then I will tell him...I'm cured, I'm already cured."

"What did he say?" the Gray Hand asked.

"He said...it's not up to me to decide whether the disease is cured or not," said the man.

(End of this chapter)