Chapter 109: Gentle Good Night?

The Alchemist knew that the situation would not undergo any change.

Since the matter he faced at the beginning already had what seemed like a very satisfactory understanding.

Other more suitable approaches to face it had thus become unnecessary.

Thus, the true action was just about to start now.

Then afterwards, what more clear understanding could possibly lead to what seemed like an even more satisfactory analysis?

This also required facing the issue with what kind of understanding and response?

It seemed that the Alchemist also did not know at this time how many more opportunities remained.

To replace any other interpretations that might arise from the matter, thereby.

To undertake what seemed like a very good, clearer understanding and more precise confronting of it.

Recognizing and dealing, needed there to be any other further confrontations or hesitations under the remaining understanding?