From this point, there was no longer any need for any other responses or developments concerning the question, as if a clearer explanation were required.
It was as though this meant that what he was seeing now was the only answer he could accept.
He also noticed that the current situation, at this moment, seemed like the only remaining outcome that had to be accepted.
Everything was going to take place in a seemingly illusory cognition, like reflections on the water so fleeting.
Even just a tiny droplet could shatter all dreams.
Letting any other possible actions that arise from the question, those that might seem the clearest,
turn into something that, when presented, seems completely meaningless in handling and responding to the situation.
Similarly, facing what needs to be accepted by oneself, the ideal cognition and responses that seem necessary.
