The oppressive shadow of failure enveloped him at this moment, forcing him to confront everything he saw before him, feeling profoundly uneasy.
"I won't die here."
This was what he thought in his heart.
Even though such failure had already become irreversible at this point, as he faced this hopeless outcome.
In the end, he decided to demonstrate his courage toward the situation resolutely at this very moment.
Breaking what was already broken was not an act of helplessness, but rather an intentional decision he made at this point in the face of the issue.
Does this mean that as he confronts everything he sees before him,
he has no choice but to passively take such action in this moment?
Or does it mean that as he faces the situation before him now, he chooses to take the initiative, making such a move?
Actually, the understanding or analytical grasp of the problem.
