He definitely knew the actions he could take.
They would inevitably be constrained by his own abilities, unable to reach that perfect balance.
Yet, in such circumstances, it was precisely this that made him want even more to confront everything before him and try to rise to the challenge.
"Do you really think facing such difficulties at this moment would make me retreat? That would be far too naive."
In his heart, he held this understanding of the issue and this perception of the situation.
Unfortunately, if he were to merely exhibit such a surface-level understanding of the issue.
Stubbornly believing he could, at this moment, prevent the worst from happening, he would become trapped in the patterns of self-created searches and the situations he observed.
In truth, it was during these moments that he committed an error which made it difficult for him to appropriately or effectively respond to or handle the situation.
However, it was often in such circumstances.
