However, after being thrashed in turn by the God of Crafts and the Fallen Mother Goddess, the once-proud and unruly Rosell Aotian Gustav declared that he had now seen it all.
Having weathered life's great rises and falls, Rosell, now settled down with a family and career, had matured. Reborn, he was destined to continue his glory. This time, he would never let anyone step on his head again!
Yet just moments ago, the instant he came into contact with that magnificent rule, Rosell realized that the beatings he had taken in the past were nothing at all.
When that gaze—which was the embodiment of rules, their creator, their proof, their dark side, and yet stood above them all—descended...
Everything about Rosell was scrutinized beneath the rules: his thoughts, words, and actions. Then, it was as though he had been split into countless pieces at once, each one suffering the pain of being slowly sliced apart, paying the price for everything he had done that crossed the line of morality.
This was the judgment of Human Order's End, and its standard was the morality as understood by the one being judged.
Under normal circumstances, enforcing laws required consideration of costs. Even Adam, for whom law enforcement carried no cost, had to consider the issue of a pond too clear having no fish—he really could scoop every last fish out of the pond.
Thus, Adam's requirement for Human Order's End was that it would not actively initiate judgment as long as it detected no behavior that crossed humanity's bottom line.
Yes, it would not "actively" initiate judgment.
Human Order's End might not take the initiative, but that did not stop someone from throwing himself at it—and heading straight for the dark side of order, carrying the power of corruption and distortion.