"There are some other ways we can solve this problem," Andrew hurriedly said before any action began.
And in taking such action at that moment, he managed to interrupt the other party's next move.
The lizard thought Andrew was about to attack him when he suddenly heard such a statement.
When he was prepared for any danger that might occur and was alert, ready to retaliate at any time,
the other party still stood in place, not acting as the lizard had first imagined.
Facing these words, there was no need for any further unnecessary thinking or judging about the problem.
This puzzled the old lizard, who was not given to much thought, as he cocked his head, looking at Andrew with great perplexity.
What kind of understanding of the problem should he arrive at to better deal with it?
What kind of understanding of the problem before his eyes would not lead to a mistaken perception or idea?
This human must have been planning his approach to the incident!
