Chapter 1090: The Alchemist's Counterattack

But it was at this moment that he suddenly realized the nature of the situation before him, and what sort of resolution it should take.

The Alchemist instantly felt an unparalleled clarity in his mind.

Everything had already become an inevitable reality.

No one could change it, the remaining task was to develop the necessary understanding, followed by the subsequent cognition.

Hence, there would be the need for other careful confrontations and analytical explanations regarding the problem.

In facing this issue later, a shared understanding and appropriate thinking might arise, thus becoming more informed beyond the school's scope.

He then possessed what seemed like a very good, cautious understanding, and appropriate judgment concerning the situation from the very beginning.

Was there a need to conduct any other seemingly more satisfying and appropriate analysis?

Sufficient in a comprehensive understanding that appeared utterly satisfactory.