The "Chairman" had once told Punk in all seriousness that the existence of Judgment Eye Contract always came at a price. Before the Bright Moon stage, that "price" had been the expensive "sacrifice" required to invoke the contract. But after reaching Bright Moon, a mere sacrifice no longer counted for much, so the price belonging to "order" would also change accordingly.
Do not misunderstand: although that change was neither good nor bad in itself, since it was a "price," it would certainly become harder to accept, becoming something beyond the scope of an ordinary price.
His Excellency the Blazing Sun Throne, who had come and gone in haste, had not explained exactly what this price was. But Punk could roughly guess. A so-called price worthy of special warning from a Blazing Sun powerhouse was certainly no trivial matter. Even Blazing Sun Professionals had to consider it carefully and could not ignore it. Since such a tremendous price existed... could Judgment Eye Contract still be signed?
This was the Multiverse's most comprehensive guarantee of order. Although it could not truly be called flawless or impossible to circumvent, the watchful gaze belonging solely to entities at the divine throne level was enough to make anyone attempting to violate it weigh their own worth. The characteristic of Judgment Eye Contract was that the more people it involved, and the higher the power level of those involved, the stronger and more unbreakable its effect became. If a contract signed with an ordinary Legendary professional could still be unilaterally dissolved using the exceedingly difficult-to-obtain feathers of the Filth Bird, then a contract signed with a Blazing Sun powerhouse had reached the point of being virtually truly unbreakable.
In fact, such an exceptionally reliable guarantee of "order" was precisely the foundation upon which Whisper of Destruction,