Chapter 5208 (five thousand two hundred and eight) demand
"Do you think that deep in your soul, you also have a need for that kind of spring?" the man with gray hands asked.
"I...shouldn't." The man said.
"It's not about whether it should or shouldn't be done. Do you think there is such a need?" The man with gray hands asked, "Tell the truth."
"To be honest... I'm not sure whether that... is my own need." The man said.
"If you say this, does it prove that such a thing exists?" the gray-handed man asked.
"Yes, it exists...but...it doesn't necessarily belong to me." The man said.
The man with gray hands asked: "You mean, who else could it belong to?"
"Maybe...maybe my need for that kind of spring is because...because I was once used a spell by that spell caster. The spell caster...put words into my soul." The man said.
"Without those, don't you think you would have a need for a spring like that?" asked the Gray Hand.
"I..." The man didn't know what to say.
The gray-handed man asked again: "Actually, before you went to see the spell caster, you also briefly indulged in the warm sunshine of spring, right?"
"That's true..." the person said, "but at that time, I thought about committing suicide, so... so at that time, it's hard to say whether my feelings represent my normal situation."
"The thoughts a person has when he wants to commit suicide may not reflect his true heart, right?" the gray-handed man asked. "I...seem to be unable to disagree," the man said.
The man with gray hands asked again: "But you don't want to agree?"
The man added: "I... just don't want to admit that I have a slight yearning for the kind of spring that doesn't belong to me."
The man with gray hands asked, "How do you know that spring like that definitely doesn't belong to you?"
The man said: "I just feel at this moment... I feel that it should also be the spring that Lan... Lanjia people want to see, and I... and I am a Tiecang person, so naturally such a spring will not... have any effect on me. The benefits... and... and it must be harmful to me. I admit that it is indeed my... shame... that I think that way... it must be... my shame... I dare not think that in the real world, or... ...It was probably my shame to think that way in that world just now. I think...it should be said with certainty...that's the case."
The gray-handed man did not expect that this time, he would say so directly that he felt that the spring he mentioned before when he went to the spellcaster was also the spring that the blue-armored man wanted to see, and he would not It was of no benefit to him as a Tiecang man, and in the end, he actually said that he thought it should be like this.
The gray-handed man then asked: "You haven't thought before that 'it should be said with certainty that this is the case', have you?"
The man thought for a moment and said: "Before...it was just me who felt this way before...I really didn't think I should definitely say that it was like this."
"Then why at this moment do you classify the spring you have experienced in reality as the spring that the blue-armored people want to see?" The gray-armed man asked, "Do you think this makes sense?"
After hearing what the gray-hand man said, the man thought about it again and felt that what he said before was actually wrong, and said to the gray-hand man: "This...actually...doesn't make sense! I...I feel a little confused... "
(End of chapter)