The determination in one's heart reignites the fire within the spirit of a person. It acts as the fuel to the fire. The stronger the emotion, the better the fire will set ablaze. The fire in one's heart—that was what the dragon had said. The guardian told him that the fire within his heart is what will prove if he was indeed worthy of Nar, the fire vessel.
Ephraim had thought about it.
The fire in his heart… just what is that, exactly? Figuratively speaking the fire was a metaphor for something that involved someone's emotional state. But what was that specific, emotional state?
If it was determination, then Ephraim was brimming with it.
Determination to find his task force. Complete Yael's goal. Find the truth behind the circumstances he was put in.
What was Roy Denmark's real purpose?
Is he going to be successful in saving a country?
These are what determination sounds like.
Or so he thought.
"Nothing but flimsy ideals."
