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As people focused on the unfolding events before them, a sense of unease began to arise, and they turned their heads.
In that instant, they saw yet another person struck at the heart with a lethal blow.
It was the one who could no longer contain his patience, and had acted out. He paid the ultimate price for his own roar, a price that seemed as though it was his due.
The one who dared to taunt the beast as if deliberately making himself a target for selection amongst the crowd.
Questionable actions do not necessarily mean one can change certain things.
Faced with the situation unfolding before their eyes, having a different understanding of the problem did not make things any more clear—it was, to some extent, rather ambiguous.
And such ambiguity, though necessary in its existence, didn't always equate to the tangible outcomes of reality.