As he took these actions and came alone into the depths of the forest, he realized just how impulsive his behavior had been.
It was only because of the nearly dead silence and extreme indifference of others that he could contrast his actions.
In the beginning, no one would have considered his actions too extreme.
Unless, that is, people were still unprepared to act while facing the issue at hand.
Suddenly, someone broke the norms and did what others might not have been able to do.
Thus, actions would then need further understanding of these issues, and therefore would become more clearly recognized in detail.
How would others see the Alchemist? Or rather, how would they view his actions at this time?
Finally, this thought lingered in his mind, turning into an inescapable nightmare.
Even though he tried to maintain a shallow sleep during the night, he was still in the ethereal scenery of the nightmare.
He saw how some people displayed great disappointment in him.
