Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 6569 (Six Thousand Five Hundred and Sixty Nine) Division

The Gray Hand said, "Well, it is your words that make me hear your sense of justice."

"Does what I said just now make you think that I have a sense of justice?" asked the Brown-Handed Man.

"How obvious." said the man with gray hands.

The brown-handed man was silent for a moment and said, "This seems to be a topic we have talked about before. When it is mentioned again, I still feel touched. Speaking of you, you have a sense of justice."

The Gray Hand said, "If you say this at this time, I will also be touched."

The brown-handed man asked, "What kind of person was I before I experienced transformation?"

"At that time, you were a person who could judge what was a 'good thing' and what was a 'bad thing' with a sense of justice." said the Gray Hand Man.

"Why do you say that?" asked the brown-handed man, somewhat moved.

"You are that kind of person." said the Gray Hand Man.

"Why?" asked the Brown Hand Man, "How did you determine that?"

The Gray Hand said, "Let's not talk about this anymore, shall we?"

"Are you experiencing any deep feelings?" The brown-handed man said, "I don't have any deep feelings at this moment."

The Gray Hand said, "Does it matter whether it appears or not?"

"If it appears, maybe what you see is the truth." said the brown-handed man.

"At this moment, what kind of person do you wish you were before?" the Gray Hand asked. "I hope I'm the kind of person you just mentioned," the Brown Hand said. "Although I also know that many things are not black and white, if I simply divide everything into 'good things' and 'bad things', it will be very rigid and seem a bit childish. But after the transformation, in the days when I followed the Lord to do things, I can be said that I was not allowed to think about whether things were good or not according to my standards. In the past, the Lord tried to hurt others for his own purposes but failed. In the Lord's words, that was a 'bad thing' because it affected the Lord from achieving his goals and satisfying his desires. Although the Lord said 'bad things', it was not out of a sense of justice. I hope that before the transformation, I was the kind of person you said, the kind of person who would say 'good things' and 'bad things' out of a sense of justice, even if sometimes the divisions are too absolute and seem too childish, I still hope I am that kind of person."

"Do you want to cry again?" asked the Gray Hand Man.

"What do you think?" said the brown-handed man. "When you said I had a sense of justice, my feelings were very unusual."

"When you say that I have a sense of justice, my feelings are very unusual." The Gray Hand Man said, "I really hope that I was such a person before I turned into a Buddha."

"You are." said the brown-handed man.

"Are you experiencing deeper feelings?" The Gray Hand Man asked this but he didn't really think so.

The brown-handed man said, "Use your words: 'Does it matter whether you appear or not?'"

The Gray Hand Man said, "I understand. You said that just to make me happy."

"When you said 'also', I knew you didn't have any deep feelings just now." said the brown-handed man.

The Gray Hand Man asked, "Didn't you think that I really had a deep feeling just now?"

The brown-handed man said, "You've asked me whether it's important to appear or not, so you've already given me the answer. I certainly don't think you really have any deep feelings."

The Gray Hand Man asked, "But at that moment just now, did you feel satisfied?"

(End of this chapter)