Even feeling indignant on behalf of Flossie Wright.
He had always been satisfied with the status quo.
Such a life was good, having brothers, growing, being able to save...
He was never a greedy man, give him just a little, and he could be content.
But for the first time, he realized his ability was just that, in the face of rules and pressure, he couldn't even protect those he cherished.
Why was it like this?
He was a greenhouse plant, never facing setbacks from childhood to adulthood, beloved at home and school, and although life in the Forces was tough, he received no shortage of care and consideration from those around him.
Therefore, he rarely resented others.
He could see all the good that surrounded him.
But now, he began to realize that if he needed to protect those around him, satisfaction with the status quo was meaningless.
He needed ambition, needed to become stronger, needed enough power.
