"What do you mean?" Yukino Yukinoshita frowned.
"Don't you get tired of clinging to absolute correctness, believing yourself to be unquestionably right, yet yearning to find something genuine?" Sogo Doma asked, puzzled.
Yukino Yukinoshita opened her mouth. "..."
Yet before she could say anything, Sogo Doma continued, "Like the trolley problem I mentioned before..."
Yukino Yukinoshita: #^_^
Don't mention the trolley problem to her. A question like that had no answer at all...
"Of course, aside from the trolley problem, there are still many things in this world without a precise answer. So how exactly are we supposed to judge what is right and what is wrong?" Sogo Doma remained "puzzled."
"Is there something wrong with striving to improve myself?"
"How about I tell you another story..." Sogo Doma did not answer directly. "After finishing a busy stretch of work, a professional manager decided to take a trip to the countryside to relax. After all, only the leisurely countryside could let him put aside his hectic work..."
"What are you trying to say now?" Yukino Yukinoshita frowned again, completely perplexed. Not just her—even Utaha Kasumigaoka wore a blank expression.
"Tsk, tsk..." Sogo Doma wagged his finger again. "Hear me out. Once he arrived in the countryside, the professional manager discovered a fisherman lazily basking in the sun during hours when he should have been working. Out of professional habit, the manager went over and struck up a conversation with him...
"Why aren't you working?"
"I've already finished my work." The fisherman pointed to the fish basket beside him as he answered.
"But you can clearly do more, can't you?" The professional manager was deeply puzzled.
"Like what?"
"Like what? You clearly still have time. You could go catch more fish, then..."
"That makes perfect sense." At this point, Yukino Yukinoshita