Executioner of Fairness Ectocollon (II)

Kill one, save three.

Great benevolence!

Kill one, save two.

Great benevolence!

Kill one, save one.

That was also great benevolence!

There was no good or evil.

There were no grudges or grievances.

Whenever there was conflict between targets.

Including, but not limited to, conflicts such as "if you live, I die" and "we must fight to the death"...

As a neutral third party.

Ectocollon, the Executioner of Fairness, would quantify and assign value to the conflicting lives, civilizations, and races in his mind, then use his own standards to measure which side among the targets was more useful to the world as a whole and had greater value worth supporting.

Finally.

Before the losses expanded any further, he would join the conflict.

He would help the relatively more valuable side achieve victory in the conflict.

He would slaughter the less valuable side to the last, crushing the problem completely.

This was Executioner of Fairness—Ectocollon!

A simple man.

A straightforward man.

A man who had already transcended lowly tastes.

A man capable of making many powerful figures' hearts pound like mad.

A man whose mere quiet existence as a neutral party could cause many conflicts to vanish without a trace.

An outstanding great being who had yet to formally appear, yet could instantly turn numerous major factions with blood feuds between them into the closest of brothers, making them never mention any past conflicts again.

Ectocollon didn't merely solve problems. He also solved the causes of problems.

The truth really brought tears to one's eyes...

There was nothing to be done.

Such a simple and efficient method of judgment.

Who could possibly refuse it?

Especially when Ectocollon's strength was exceptionally formidable, making him even harder to refuse.

If there was a significant difference in strength between the targets.

Everyone