Chapter 1091: Stubborn Will

This was going to be a very difficult battle, one that nobody could afford to take lightly.

If the ultimate victory was desired, it seemed the price had to be something people were willing and able to pay.

Those were the deserved approaches to the problem that people could possess.

What kind of clear thinking was necessary to reach the other conclusions?

All sorts of assumptions about the problem, coming from the depths of one's heart, simply could not yield an answer.

What kind of splendid and appropriate response people needed to possess and how they should waver in its face.

The conclusion should then be likewise subjected to what seems like the original proper and favorable analysis of the problem.

Being clear about things, no matter what, therefore did not become something that needed to be re-examined for any other acceptable, careful cognition.

Naturally, the problem that arose at the initial understanding might feel like it was the most appropriate one to grasp.