Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 6428 (Six Thousand Four Hundred and Twenty-Eight)

The Gray Hand said, "When I think about it, it seems to be true. No matter how familiar you are with this way of speaking, some situations are unpredictable."

The brown-handed man smiled at the gray-handed man and said, "That's right. After all, the other party is using the master. We cannot predict in advance whether the master will punish us more."

The Gray Hand Man smiled and said, "I still want to ask you, why did you think I could tell you were joking just now?"

"Why are you asking this again?" asked the man with brown hands.

"Is this obvious?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"It's very obvious." The brown-handed man said, "You know when I'm joking."

"Are you sure it's like this every time?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"What I'm talking about now is this time. As for whether it happened at other times, that is not within the scope of my discussion." said the brown-handed man.

The Gray Hand Man said to the Brown Hand Man: "Actually, regardless of whether it is true at other times, you already have your own ideas in your mind."

"Well, I have my own ideas, but I don't want to say them." The brown-handed man smiled.

The Gray Hand Man said to the Brown Hand Man, "You said it yourself."

"Why do you suddenly say that?" asked the brown-handed man.

"If you suddenly want to say something at that time, don't blame me for not giving you a chance." The man with gray hands said with a smile.

"You actually used the Lord's original words again." said the brown-handed man.

"Which original words?" the gray-handed man asked deliberately.

"I know you asked this on purpose, but I have to answer it anyway." The brown-handed man said, "Of course it's 'Don't blame me for not giving you a chance'. This is what the Lord told you before."

"I told it to me in front of you." said the man with gray hands.

"Yes." The brown-handed man laughed, "The situation at that time seems absurd now. I still remember these words clearly."

"My Lord has also said this to you in front of me," said the Gray Hand Man.

"The Lord is telling us what to do one after the other." The brown-handed man said. The gray-handed man said to the brown-handed man, "Why did the Lord tell us what to do one after the other?"

"We were asked separately before, and the answers we gave to the user were likely to cause the user to say, 'Don't blame me for not giving you a chance'." said the man with brown hands.

Gray Hand Man smiled and said, "It seems more normal to say 'Don't blame me for not giving you a chance'."

The brown-handed man said, "When the Lord speaks, everything will seem normal."

"Are you serious about what you said?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

The brown-handed man laughed and said, "I'm serious, will you believe me?"

"I will believe it." said the Gray Hand Man.

"This is quite strange." said the man with brown hands.

"What's so strange?" Gray Hand asked, "In this environment, is there anything that you find strange?"

"Okay, don't blame me, I did it on purpose." The brown-handed man laughed, "But when you said 'I will believe it' just now, your voice sounded quite firm."

"Only appears?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"Oh, no, that's not quite right," said the man with brown hands.

The Gray Hand said, "Aren't you going to say it to the point?"

"Sure." The brown-handed man smiled, "I was just saying that the tone of your voice when you said 'I will believe it' was quite firm."

Gray Hand asked, "Did you just remove two words?"

"Yes, isn't this possible?" said the brown-handed man, "Just now you asked 'it just seems?' Ah."

The Gray Hand said, "No problem. I'm just asking."

"Why did you say 'I will believe it' so firmly?" asked the Brown-Handed Man.

(End of this chapter)