Scobio's analysis went even deeper. "This was not a simple clash of power, but a collision between two different ideals of creation. Lin Ye represented free creation, while the adjudicator represented rule-bound creation."
As their powers continued to contend, Aristothos began to realize that the Lin Ye before him was indeed no ordinary creator.
"Interesting." He withdrew the Judgment Sword, and the silver-white radiance temporarily subsided. "It seemed you truly possessed the qualifications to speak with the Alliance. But that did not mean you could escape judgment."
Aristothos took a scroll emanating an ancient aura from within his judgment robe.
"This is the original Transdimensional Creation Pact." He unfurled the scroll, revealing dense lines of transdimensional script. "Any being conducting creation activities within transdimensional space must abide by these rules."
Lin Ye carefully examined the contents of the scroll. The Perfect Creation Scepter helped him comprehend the meaning of the transdimensional text.
"Article One: All creation activities must receive Alliance approval."
"Article Three: Fundamental alterations to an existing universal order are prohibited."
"Article Seven: The fusion of opposing concepts to obtain extraordinary power is prohibited."
"Article Twelve: Those who violate the Pact shall be judged by the Alliance."
After reading those clauses, Lin Ye's expression grew even colder.
"What was the purpose of these rules?" Lin Ye demanded directly. "To preserve universal peace, or to preserve your Alliance's monopoly?"
"The Alliance exists to maintain the stability of transdimensional space," Aristothos replied. "Unrestricted creation activities bring chaos and conflict."
"Chaos?" Lin Ye's tone carried mockery. "All I saw was your fear of losing control."
He pointed toward the flourishing Multiverse around them. "Look at the order I created. Was there any chaos? All life developed in harmony, and every civilization grew through progress. Did even such results have to be forbidden