Chapter 820: Andrew Alone in the Dark

When people face the darkness alone, they often think of many things that they hadn't anticipated at first.

It's because only when those messy, noisy sounds completely disappear, do people notice what a terrible and troublesome situation they're actually facing.

In fact, when initially confronted with such vexing and troubling matters, it wasn't worthwhile to speculate too much about the problem.

If there is too much that seems unreasonable about the situation at hand,

then, ultimately, there isn't much need to think or judge it as necessary.

The situation is like the one encountered at the surface level at the beginning, where having any other speculations and thoughts about the problem is essentially valueless.

So, is there a need to make any clever judgments about these things we see before us?

Why should we seek another apparently more appropriate understanding for the challenges we're facing now?