Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 5976 (five thousand nine hundred and seventy-six)

The brown-handed man said, "Then his reaction was interesting. He actually asked me to check whether everything was covered."

The Gray Hand asked, "Does that mean he no longer objects to you doing this?"

The brown-handed man said, "Yes, I didn't react to his reaction at the time. I thought that if I covered everything, he would be dissatisfied, so I checked it for a long time."

The Gray Hand said, "Half a day? Hahaha, you actually already know that it is all covered, right?"

"Yes," said the brown-handed man, "but I have to pretend to continue the inspection. You know why."

The Gray Hand said, "I understand. You are thinking whether to say it is fully covered or not."

The brown-handed man said, "Yes, that's what I was thinking. If I say I didn't cover it all, I wonder if he will say that I gave him bad advice, which is not a serious problem. If I tell the truth and say I covered it all, I wonder if he will find other more serious problems to deny my approach."

The Gray Hand said, "You must have been very nervous."

"Yeah, like an ant on a hot pot, but you have to appear less anxious," said the brown-handed man.

Gray Hand said: "I understand that if he finds other more serious problems to negate your approach, then the punishment you will receive will be more serious, and this is still unknown. At that time, you felt that giving him bad advice was not the worst thing."

"You know exactly what I'm thinking." said the man with brown hands.

The Gray Hand Man said again, "Do you think I don't have moments like yours?"

The brown-handed man smiled and said, "That's right. When we were tools, it was not easy for us. It was a problem to know what to say and how to say it. We were also nervous, but we couldn't show it, otherwise, we would be punished by him again."

"What did you tell him?" asked the Gray Hand.

"I didn't dare to give a definite answer immediately. I wanted to test his mind a little bit, so I said, 'I haven't finished checking yet, but the parts I checked were all covered.'" said the man with brown hands.

The man with the gray hands said, "What was his reaction next?" "He asked me why I was checking so slowly," said the man with the brown hands.

"What about you?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Before I found out anything, I told him that since he asked me to check, I must check it very carefully so that I can better complete the inspection task he assigned to me." said the brown-handed man.

"What was his reaction?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

He sneered. The Brown-Handed Man said.

"Nothing?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Nothing," said the Brown Hand, "but when I checked him a little longer, he started talking."

The Gray Hand asked, "Are you complaining about your slow inspection again?"

"That's more or less what he meant, but he said it quite harshly." The brown-handed man said, "He said that a very careful inspection doesn't mean a slow inspection. He also said that I should complete the inspection task he assigned to me better. This 'better' itself includes speed."

The Gray Hand said, "Are you going to tell him the truth now?"

"I didn't have time to think too much. After all, I still didn't find out anything." The brown-handed man said, "If I delay any longer, it might be even worse for me, so I apologized to him first."

"Did he accept your apology?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"No," said the brown-handed man. "I said sorry to him, but he said it was useless for me to say sorry."

(End of this chapter)