Instead of attacking the opponent as all the citizens of the empire watched... Kahn stabbed his own stomach and committed seppuku.
Stab!
Blood started dripping from the hilt of his katana, and the other end of the blade passed through his back.
But why did Kahn suddenly go mad and do this to himself rather than facing his opponent in a frontal clash?
Because he knew that none of them would work in this particular fight.
Jeremiah Themis, the leader of the Demi-Human faction, was a powerful being who remained undefeated even after the imperial family was massacred.
The fact that the other two faction leaders also didn't fight him over a century also attested to that truth.
But after learning the powers of the Law of Balance by pretending to be weak and helpless in front of the Elven saint... Kahn figured out its biggest drawback instantly.
Because the Law of Balance was similar to the Law of Equivalent Exchange in a way.
