With the murder weapon in hand, Liens naturally had to rush to the soon-to-be "crime scene."
He needed to complete the "project" that had been tested countless times.
Liens arrived at Marvin's residence, and without hesitation, he opened the window with his longsword and slipped into the room.
At this point, there was no need for any further resolve; Liens was simply executing the predetermined plan out of habit.
Therefore, he had no doubts, even though this was happening in reality.
Once you make a choice, everything you do afterward becomes the driving force that pushes you to continue along that path.
Some call this a sunk cost, while others praise it as perseverance.
But ultimately, you are just convinced that your choice is correct.
Liens was no different; he firmly believed that his current choice was absolutely correct, so he acted without any hesitation.
Just like with the storeroom, Liens skillfully made his way to Marvin's bedside.
