PS: Sorry I was late. I suddenly heard today that Azur Lane had been hit hard again, and I was so angry I couldn't speak for over an hour. I almost didn't make it in time. My apologies.
Light filled the heavens. Aaron's Golden Law slowly rose behind him, showing that his own laws had begun to take shape.
The Golden Rule did not represent Chaos. Quite the opposite: it represented absolute order.
The "Law of Causality" and the "Law of Return."
Thus, the Golden Law Aaron had devised was, in essence, a restraint on and a complement to his Chaos power. Whatever he chose, his foundation would always be the power of the Chaos Gods. Their power was mighty and violent, evil and corrosive to mortal bodies and souls. To face that power directly, Aaron had created the Golden Law to oppose it.
That was why he had always emphasized, "I have turned this curse into power."
Chaos was disorderly, so the Golden Law defined its boundaries-the Law of Return.
Chaos was unfathomable, so the Golden Law established a logic for it-the Law of Causality.
All of this was meant to create a cage, a collar, for the violent, unruly Chaos power within him-to control it, bind it, and ultimately master it.
Neither wholly embracing Chaos nor choosing order, Aaron would continually sow the seeds of change in the mortal world, introduce new variables, control causality, encourage strife, and preside over cycles of rebirth.
At the same time, every change, every revolution, every cycle, every cause and effect, and every conflict would bring Aaron power.
That was why he had been planning this duel of champions for so long.
Even if Bane Godspawn had not proposed it, Aaron would have demanded a duel of champions himself. Only through such