Sakuramoria

— But why is this bandit evil? Who decided that? You? The court? The gods? Maybe he has children who are starving, or maybe he's just gone mad from the absurd rules of society and unfair laws, so that now his life is worth nothing. We need to solve the problem at its root, so that people don't turn to crime 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.

— But it doesn't matter whether he's evil or not. Let's say the bandit is also bound by the law of balance; he has a bunch of bandit friends at home in the village, and he's the most important among them. After each crime, he goes and kills one of them, because who's going to do anything to him? Or maybe that situation doesn't even exist. You can't force everyone to accept such a law, can you? You can dream as much as you want, but it's impossible, which means we need to look at it from the perspective that some people have accepted it, and some haven't.
— So, will you answer my question now? What will the other twenty-eight do?