But without a doubt, behind this matter, there must be other, greater influences on the problem.
To easily trust the words spoken by Old Hawke in front of him, that was not Andrew's style, it was not his habit when dealing with matters.
Amid the gazes of those around him, and in a situation that seemed doomed to failure.
He realized at this moment that since he had survived, it also meant that perhaps the gods had not chosen to forget him at this time, or rather, they had not forsaken him.
In places where others could not see, he moved his lips in prayer, praising the opportunity that had allowed him to survive.
And it was then that he began to regard those who had once scorned him with a cold eye, swearing to himself that he would take revenge on all these people before him.
The understanding and contemplation of the problem by others seemed to justify their anger, readily assuming that the situation was as they saw it on the surface.
And to very casually arrive at an answer.
