Contemplation regarding issues we work together to face should hold such an encounter, which inevitably makes for a worthwhile consideration of the problem.
That too seems to become something worth being doubted by people.
In the end, the reality seen before our eyes had become a simple idea that people could calmly face.
Should there be another kind of further contemplation or understanding of the problem?
It seemed as though the problem no longer required much consideration or judgment of its value by people.
During the return to the castle, the Alchemist found himself wanting to look back, not just once.
To see if that individual, when facing things, would have any particularly strange actions or thoughts, peculiar to the situation.
But in the end, when confronted with all that was presented before his eyes, it seemed that what was presented no longer required further thought or judgment.
