Chapter 4750
Stupid
Chapter 4750 (Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty) Stupid
"That's right... I said before... if something has never appeared in my... mind, I would never say it... Anything... anything that can be said out loud must have appeared in my mind first... At that time I asked him... if he couldn't deny this. At that time... in order to deal with his... question, I regarded these... these thoughts that had appeared in my mind... as my own thoughts... In fact... people have a lot of thoughts... The 'thoughts' he mentioned, logically speaking... should not include those that appeared by chance... but at that time I... I didn't intend to do that." The man said, "He now says that I denied what I said before... probably... probably means... that I denied regarding all... all thoughts that have appeared in my mind as the content of 'thoughts'..." the man said.
"Did you think so at that time?" asked the Gray Hand Man, "In that world?"
"Yes." The man said, "That's what I thought at the time."
"You thought so much in such a tense and painful situation?" asked the Gray Hand Man.
"Yes." The man said, "Maybe, it was because... because I was nervous and in pain at the time... that I could think of these things so quickly... because he was talking to me... I was very worried about him... He asked me to say something more but I had nothing to say. In order to deal with him... I have tried my best to think of things... Even if it is something that I can't think of at other times, at this time... I can force it out."
"Does he really think so?" asked the Gray Hand Man.
"It really is." said the man.
"Did he tell you later?" asked the Gray Hand Man.
"Yes," said the man.
"Did he tell you that?" asked the Gray Hand Man.
"It is... actually... not really." said the man.
"What do you mean?" asked the Gray Hand Man.
"That's... that's when he asked me first... whether I understood what he was talking about." The man said, "I didn't dare to speak directly because I was worried that I wouldn't respond properly, so... so I didn't dare to express my thoughts right away, but... I continued to think... I planned to think it through before... speaking it out. At this time, he was quite anxious, so... he told me... to tell me quickly if I knew... and if I didn't know, then... then he would tell me."
"Have you said it?" the Gray Hand Man asked. "I said...then...then let him say it." the man said.
"What did he say after hearing that?" asked the Gray Hand Man.
"He said... he said that seeing how stupid I look, it's unlikely that I could figure it out, so... then just tell me directly." said the man.
"And he told you?" asked the Gray Hand Man.
"He...he told me while he was asking." said the man.
"Why?" the gray-handed man asked again.
"He asked me... if I had ever said... that if something had never appeared in my mind, then I... would never be able to say it out loud..." said the man.
"What did you say?" the Gray Hands asked.
"I admit it...because...because that's exactly what I said." said the man.
"And then?" asked the man with gray hands.
"Then he...he said, let me remember what I said and not forget it in a blink of an eye." said the man.
(End of this chapter)