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"I wonder if it will happen? Unfortunately, I know for sure what would happen. The king doesn't care about any of them, and they don't care about each other. It's so naive that it's just..." Varya sighed, trying to formulate an argument for the simple-minded. Remembering their April situation with Elliott, Varya easily found her words. -- Okay, look. Thirty friends are walking through the forest. One of them sees some raspberries on the side and goes off to eat them while the others don't see. There was an evil bandit hiding in the forest, he saw this friend and attacked him to rob him and take his life. Fortunately, the friend knows martial arts, and with great difficulty, he managed to fight off the bandit, and the bandit died. -- The noise attracted the other twenty-nine friends, and they ask, "What happened? How are you, friend?" And the friend, unfortunately, was afflicted with Sakimaru's curse, the curse of balance. And without a word, he beheads his closest friend to maintain balance. What will the remaining twenty-eight friends do to him?
— But why is the bandit evil? Who decided that? You? The court? The gods? Maybe his children are starving, or maybe he's just gone crazy from the absurd rules of society and unfair laws, so now his life is worth nothing? We need to solve the problem at its root so that people don't commit crimes in the first place, and the Law of Balance would be very helpful in this—because if the bandit in your own example was also bound by its rules, he would think twice about whether it's worth depriving his victim of life and whether to attack at all.