He faintly sensed a crisis within this incident, one that he could not fully determine.
If he kept maintaining this state and let it progress, he couldn't be certain about what result would appear before him in the end.
So, does that mean it would no longer be necessary to have a more confident understanding or acknowledgment of the issue?
Or is it time to make an effort to take some actions now?
Perhaps the conclusions he cared about might represent a clearer and more concrete idea in people's eyes.
As such, at this stage, it might no longer be necessary to dwell on the uncertainties surrounding the issue.
Thus, the resulting scenario would seemingly become the most satisfactory and appropriate resolution to the problem.
Would the conclusions he could draw at this point render it unnecessary to seek another, more satisfying solution to the issue?
In fact, this line of reasoning might imply that conclusion.
