Old Hawke, he was confronted with the situation unfolding before his eyes.
Apparently, it did not require him to process more or imagine beyond what he was witnessing.
Events had become so real that there was no longer a need for excessive pondering over the issue.
Since the situation was as it was, it was best for him to leave this contentious place promptly.
Only this could allow him to maintain a relatively peaceful disposition as possible, undisturbed by others.
Only in doing so could others clearly recognize that he had nothing to do with this bunch of idiots.
Therefore, under such circumstances, there was no longer a need for much pondering over the issue.
He took his own actions, putting a considerable distance between himself and this mob.
Any judgments about the issue made by anyone at this moment weren't worth contemplating, or worthy of people's hesitation.
"He looks like he's fleeing from us."
At this moment, someone made a comment based on their observation.
