Could this be the only choice left to face because of this?
The Alchemist felt that during half a day's struggle and resistance, he had unwittingly crafted a perfect trap for himself.
As he felt like he had solved his enemies and all troubles during a tight, connected chain of battles,
he also unexpectedly realized clearer than ever before that he had started to become something like a tool-like being.
Would the understanding or rather, the increased analysis that might arise, also mean that there was no longer any need to face these tangled thoughts?
Indeed, that was the case.
As a tool-like being, he didn't resist, and because of that, he knew more about the situation.
What other understanding derived from this could he still find to solve his problems without making them seem inappropriate?
The only reality he knew he could understand and face was the one answer available to him.
If he wanted to appropriately face what was happening before him after this,
