Sakuramoria

-- It doesn't matter if he's good or evil. Let's say a bandit is also bound by the law of balance. He has a bunch of bandit friends at his home village, and he's the leader among them. After each crime, he goes and kills one of them because who's going to do anything to him? Or maybe there isn't such a situation. 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 of someone who accepts it and someone who doesn't.
-- So, will you answer my question now? What will the other twenty-eight do?

— No, wait. If a bandit kills an innocent person, won't he have to kill someone he considers evil? Then why would he kill his friends? The same can be said about your thirty friends. If the first of the thirty understood the bandit's situation, he wouldn't have to attack his own friends. That's the point. As for dreaming... well... Frankly, it's like with weapons. When governments prohibit people in their countries from carrying weapons, only criminals are left with them because they don't follow that law... A gun is good for those who have it, and woe to those who don't have it when they need it! It's the same here...
— What good is your gun? — commented Neomarika, who was leaving the library with Ixora. — The cartridges will run out, and that's it; you might as well throw it away. But a sword always has a sharp blade. — She strokes her sword and walks away.
— What's up with her?