Chapter 979: Violet and No Quarter_2

It was as if everything that appeared before one's eyes was the situation one saw, and it had become unnecessary to contemplate anything else of much value or to hold any doubts about it.

Therefore, to a certain extent, it made some of the things one saw unnecessary for further contemplation or doubt.

Only by recognizing clearly what reality was presented before one's eyes,

could one come to accept the thoughts that people understood clearly.

Both parties had thoughts worth considering about the matters at hand.

Was there a need to go further in other relationships that might feel right and suitable?

If judgments were clearly understood by people, then there was no need for excessive explanations or doubts to be analyzed.

Perhaps the situation that finally emerged in front of people was now a simple current state that everyone could understand clearly.