It seemed effortless.
He instinctively felt as if he had almost grasped everything he was seeing and what it meant for him.
He felt like he wanted to unconsciously breathe a sigh of relief because this kind of situation brought him a very clear pressure.
He no longer felt the uncertainty that used to make him waver.
But understanding this seemed very appropriate, facing the problems together.
Then, should his subsequent actions allow him to face multiple things that didn't seem quite right?
It's also very likely that this understanding might make him feel as if it's the most suitable, appropriate idea, and the outcome just happened to be like this.
All the entanglements and indecisive choices that arose in his heart, and more about understanding the inevitability of judging matters.
At this moment, it seemed right to comprehend the situation before him.
It would make others feel as if it was just a very natural situation.
