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Speaking of this, he paused, thought for a while, and said, "I don't know what to... what to say."

The reason why that man dared not say it was because he thought that if he described the place where the gray-handed and the brown-handed people as "not counted as the real world", then the gray-handed and the brown-handed people would be said to be people who are not in the real world. If he regarded this environment as "another world", then the gray-handed and the brown-handed people would also be said to be people who are from other worlds by him. Of course, he did not dare to say such things, because in his heart, the gray-handed and the brown-handed people are not ordinary people, and they are all things that he can't afford to offend. When facing such people, his previous habit of facing people who can't afford to offend him would make him extremely careful in speaking.

The Grey Hand asked, "Say whatever you think."

The man thought about it again and said, "I'd better say...it's the real world."

"What does this mean?" said Grey Hand. "Didn't you think so firmly?"

The man said, "I... am not firm enough, because... because I don't know... this kind of environment is indeed not what I have faced."

The Gray Hand man said, "Then why don't you call this another world?"

"Because...I...I don't think it's necessary." The human said.

"If necessary, do you think this is another world?" asked the Gray Hand man.

"It seems..." said the man, "I didn't know just now, but now I think... I don't think so either."

"Why?" asked the gray-handed man.

"I... can't describe you all as people from other worlds." The man said.

"So it's because of us?" asked the Gray Hand man.

"This... is indeed a reason," said the man, "but at this time I... came up with another reason."

"What's the reason?" asked the gray-handed man.

"I think... I haven't left very far." The man said.

"Where did you leave?" asked the gray-handed man.

"Real world," said the man, "Every time I go to another world, I feel...a feeling that I have been traveling for a long time...a feeling that I can't say. Entering this place...I really don't feel like this."

"What about when you enter the dark encirclement?" asked the gray-handed man.

"No," said the human.

He thought about it again, as if he had found a sufficient reason, and quickly said, "Yes, that's it! I... have gone to another world... have gone to a place that does not belong to the real world, and you can probably judge based on this feeling! This judgment should be accurate. As long as I arrive at a place without a feeling of fatigue that has been traveling for a long time, then...that means that I... that world belongs to the real world, but if there is, that world... is another world."

"Just judge whether your place is considered another world based on your own feelings?" asked the gray-handed man.
Chapter completed!