Standing on Goliath's head, watching the turbulent sea, one wave crashing after another, truly inspired an inexplicable sense of awe for nature.
Although she firmly believed that humanity could conquer nature, she had to admit that people were actually very fragile, and that human strength had its limits.
Faye Yardley stood there, perfectly still, watching as rainwater trickled down her hair, unfazed.
'What's it like in the sea right now?'
As the thought arose, Faye Yardley felt an impulse to jump straight into the ocean, but she ultimately resisted.
She considered herself quite strong now, but not so strong that she could ignore all danger.
"One shouldn't be too arrogant!"
she muttered to herself, a reminder to stay grounded.
Staring at the sea for too long made it feel treacherous and unpredictable, a place where one couldn't afford a single misstep.
