When the person who raised the question found himself in a deadlock due to his own actions while facing the situation in front of him.
The question, at that moment, seemed to no longer need any other doubt or consideration regarding the matter.
Andrew's response to the problem he faced was so composed, and he appeared so serene in the face of the circumstances.
So, did the others still need to harbor more doubts, to make their own guesses, or to say, understandings?
No one would be oblivious to the grim reality when it presented itself before their eyes.
To have one's own inappropriate understanding of the problem would all too regretfully become apparent.
"Alright, then let's wait until nightfall before we act,"
Eventually, when no one else seemed eager to take the initiative to respond or answer the problem at hand—
It was the one who seemed to have always remained neutral who said this.