What is order?

Order is forming a line to purchase goods, obeying the law, paying taxes on earnings, and not coveting others’ possessions.

But the "order" we think of is merely a human perception.

If you dig deep enough into the concept of order, all that remains are the laws of physics. Ideals and emotions are meaningless—they, too, ultimately conform to physical laws.

So Fangryphon thought:

If the order the goddess cherishes is humans living orderly lives, wouldn’t disrupting something far more microscopic render it all meaningless?

By creating his order to prove the goddess’s order flawed, wouldn’t that be the greatest chaos of all?

And yet, Fangryphon lacked the power to execute this near-delusional plan.@@novelbin@@

So, he decided to "use" the existing order of the world to turn the goddess’s power against her.

“If order is truly so magnificent, then what better way to exploit it than to steal the goddess’s power from within her own order? He intended to use that power to reshape the world into what he believed to be a beautiful era,” the Emperor explained, his tone light, as though he genuinely found joy in the idea.

The Pope’s chair was gone now. Overturned by a rising "machine," its ornate decoration now seemed trivial and insignificant.

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