Chapter 1054: Taking a Stand

The Alchemist at this point, he finally revealed such behavior that seemed like a grimace rather than a genuine smile about everything happening before him.

He knew that now was perhaps the time when he should make a very satisfactory understanding of the situation, so that the subsequent entanglements and other related circumstances could result in what seemed like a very appropriate cognition.

The remaining analysis thus became completely unnecessary, having attained a special understanding of the problem that could lead to an appropriate response and collective handling.

So it seemed like the best understanding, a kind of clarity and composure in the face of the problem, had been achieved.

Afterward, facing more issues that he felt he understood, he had the most appropriate and definitive analysis.

Then resisting the entanglements, what kind of understanding could he make of it all, feeling it was a very appropriate answer?