And what other entanglement with the problem did I still need to go through?
There seemed no need for any other response that I felt was the most appropriate or any more fitting understanding of the situation.
That was the most appropriate feeling, making one feel it was the simplest and had a clear, explicit confrontation with the problem.
From what I saw, this simple understanding was easily accepted by people.
What remained was to make my own simple analysis of the situation I was facing and to have a rational understanding of what should be done.
The situation seemed to become one that did not need too much thought or facing by people because of this.
Perhaps, the actual situation was really just like that.
After scaring away the wild beast, the Alchemist felt in his heart as if he had certainly determined what the situation actually looked like.
Facing a hungry beast and then frightening it away was the best and most appropriate method for dealing with the problem.
