Chapter 1055: The Behavior of the Alchemist

Facing conditions that could now be confronted by oneself seemed like the most fitting outcome.

When other thoughts and entanglements, which might arise in facing these problems, thus seemed like very cautious and reasonable contemplation and analysis.

These were situations that in the beginning had the potential to be specifically understood by people, an acceptance of doubt that could not be embraced.

Thus the Alchemist had to face the situation again, feeling very content with his understanding of the facts before him, wondering what kind of understanding could still be formed regarding the problem?

At that moment, he already displayed the common understanding of the issue faced, which was approached with great composure by people.