Chapter 4775 (Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy Five) Compassion


Chapter 4775 (Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy-Five) Mercy
"He asked me if I... was asking him to have mercy on me." The man said.

"What did you say?" the gray-handed man asked.

"This time I couldn't help it anymore and spoke out. I said... I said... no." The man said.

"How is he?" asked the man with gray hands.

"He said...he already knew what I said in my mind just now..." the man said.

The man with gray hands asked: "What happened next?"

The man replied: "He said...he...already knew what I was thinking just now...I am a Tiecang man, and I can't let a blue-armored man 'pity' me."

The gray-handed man asked: "What then?"

"I felt that he knew my true thoughts... so... he didn't deny it," the man said.

"You didn't say anything again?" the gray-handed man asked.

"I didn't say anything." The man said, "I don't know... what to say."

The man with gray hands asked again: "Then what did he say?"

"He asked me...if I pity someone, but the other person thinks that accepting this kind of mercy is...a shame, will I still pity that person," the man said.

The man with gray hands asked: "Did you speak this time?"

"I told you," the man said, "I said...it depends on the situation."

"Where is he?" asked the gray-handed man.

"He said I didn't tell the truth," the man said.

"Does he know what you are thinking?" the gray-handed man asked.

"Yes." The man said, "He knows." "What did you say?" the man with gray hands asked.

"I didn't know what to say anymore, so...so I didn't speak." The man said.

The man with gray hands asked: "What happened next?"

"Then he told me... said... that I still think like that at this time," the man said.

"What were you thinking at the time?" the gray-hand man asked.

"I think... I just think... if a Tiecang man is 'pityed' by a blue-armored man, it would be a shame for the Tiecang people... There's nothing to say." The man said, "I also thought, he is a blue-armored man , is not qualified to 'pity' Tiecang people, so... the 'pity' he talks about simply... does not exist! The situation he mentioned simply... does not exist! "

"He said you thought so, but you still didn't say anything?" the gray-handed man asked.

"I didn't say it." The person said, "At that time, I... my mood was too complicated."

The man with gray hands asked, "What did he say?"

"He said... if I... I want to get his mercy again, just... just say what I was thinking in my heart." The man said.

"Then what?" the gray-handed man asked.

"I said... I don't want to be fooled again." The man said.

"Do you think he will lie to you again?" the gray-hand man asked.

"Yes." The man said, "Of course, I also felt the obvious sense of shame again. He said he got his mercy 'again', but... But I never got his 'mercy' because he was Blue People in A and Blue are not qualified to pity Tiecang people. Where does 'pity' come from? If it didn't exist once, what's the point of talking about 'again'?"

"By this time, do you no longer have any illusions about him?" the gray-handed man asked.

"Yes... there is no fantasy anymore... At this time... the shame exploded in my heart and drove away my fantasy." The man said.

(End of chapter)

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