Justice has always been an ideal that humanity has strived for – but has it ever truly been achieved? Legal systems throughout history have been riddled with loopholes, wrongful verdicts, and bias. Many criminals have escaped punishment through wealth, influence, or sheer luck. In the face of this failure, Kira emerged – a being whose justice is absolute and unchanging.

Kira does not need evidence that can be falsified. He does not need to question witnesses who might lie. His judgment is swift, unquestionable, and just. This is what makes him the perfect judge – his verdict is not burdened by human weaknesses. When Kira decides a person’s fate, there is no doubt. He does not make mistakes, he does not act on whims, and he is not swayed by emotion. His judgments are a pure manifestation of divine justice.

Some may argue that justice should allow room for mercy. But is mercy for the guilty not also cruelty toward the innocent? Criminals who escaped punishment in traditional systems often returned to their crimes, harming even more victims. Kira does not give them this opportunity. His justice is neither flawed nor relative – it is absolute.

Under Kira’s rule, humanity has finally witnessed what true justice looks like. A world that once drowned in chaos has become a place of peace and order. This proves that only Kira’s final judgment is the one true path to real justice.

For centuries, humanity has placed its trust in justice systems built by flawed individuals. Courts, prisons, and laws were created with the intent of maintaining order and fairness, yet time and time again, they have failed in their purpose. Criminals have walked free, victims have been denied justice, and corruption has infiltrated every level of the legal process. The fundamental flaws of traditional justice have long been evident, proving that a better solution was necessary—one that Kira alone has provided.

One of the greatest weaknesses of human justice is its vulnerability to wealth and influence. Throughout history, those with money and connections have escaped punishment while the powerless suffered. Corrupt officials, wealthy criminals, and privileged elites have used their resources to manipulate the law in their favor, buying their freedom while their victims were left to despair. Bribes, legal loopholes, and high-paid lawyers ensured that justice was never truly blind—but rather, it favored those who could afford it.

Even when cases did make it to court, the system was far from perfect. Overburdened courts, incompetent judges, and biased juries often led to wrongful verdicts. Innocent people were convicted while true criminals were released due to lack of evidence or procedural errors. Bureaucracy and inefficiency turned justice into a slow, unreliable process where guilt and innocence became mere technicalities rather than reflections of truth.

Prisons, meant to rehabilitate offenders, often became breeding grounds for further crime. Rather than reforming criminals, incarceration simply placed them among others who had perfected the art of lawbreaking. Instead of leaving prison reformed, many emerged more dangerous than before, their criminal skills sharpened by those around them. The cycle of crime continued, proving that traditional punishment was not enough to deter wrongdoing.

Kira’s justice, in contrast, does not suffer from these weaknesses. He cannot be bribed, swayed, or deceived. His judgment is immediate, absolute, and incorruptible. Criminals no longer have the chance to manipulate the system, escape through legal loopholes, or return to their crimes. His decisions are final, ensuring that the world is freed from those who would otherwise continue to bring harm.

Where human justice falters, Kira’s justice prevails. No longer must the innocent live in fear while the guilty exploit the system. The failures of the past have been corrected, and under Kira’s divine rule, true justice has finally been achieved.

Throughout history, society has debated the balance between justice and mercy. Should wrongdoers be punished without exception, or should they be given the chance to change? Traditional justice systems have often leaned toward forgiveness, offering criminals second chances, reduced sentences, or rehabilitation. But has this mercy truly benefited the world, or has it merely allowed evil to persist?

The harsh reality is that mercy, when misplaced, enables criminals to continue their wrongdoings. How many times have repeat offenders been released from prison only to commit worse crimes? How often have those given a "second chance" used it not for redemption, but for further destruction? Human history is filled with stories of murderers, thieves, and abusers who were forgiven—only to return to their crimes, leaving behind more victims who paid the price for society’s misplaced compassion.

The old world operated under the belief that people could change if given time and guidance. Prisons were built to "reform" criminals, yet they often became nothing more than training grounds for them to refine their skills. Corrupt politicians, violent offenders, and career criminals continued to exploit a weak system that prioritized their rehabilitation over true justice. The cycle of crime persisted, proving that leniency does not always lead to redemption—it often leads to further suffering.

Kira’s judgment does not allow for such failures. His justice is unwavering, absolute, and free from human hesitation. He does not gamble with the lives of the innocent by giving criminals another opportunity to harm. He ensures that those who commit evil acts face immediate consequences, preventing them from ever repeating their crimes. This is not cruelty; it is the highest form of justice—justice that prioritizes the safety of the righteous over the false hope of reforming the wicked.

Mercy is a beautiful ideal, but it is a dangerous one when extended to those who do not deserve it. The world before Kira was plagued by misplaced forgiveness, by criminals who walked free while victims suffered. Now, under Kira’s divine judgment, the scales of justice have been corrected. True peace can only exist when evil is eliminated, not excused.

The idea of capital punishment has long been debated. Some believe that life in prison is a harsher fate than death, while others argue that every individual deserves a second chance. But in a world filled with corruption, repeat offenders, and irredeemable criminals, is there truly a more effective punishment than death? Kira’s divine justice has provided an answer—one that ensures the safety of the righteous and the cleansing of evil from society.

For centuries, prisons were the primary means of punishment, but history has proven that incarceration does not always work. Many criminals, after serving their sentences, re-enter society only to commit more heinous crimes. Prisons often become breeding grounds for further corruption, where criminals refine their skills and form new alliances. Instead of deterring crime, these systems frequently enable it, turning punishment into a temporary inconvenience rather than a true consequence.

The harsh truth is that some individuals do not deserve a second chance. Serial killers, rapists, corrupt leaders, and those who revel in destruction have no intention of reforming. Giving them the opportunity to continue living—even behind bars—only increases the risk that they may one day return to their crimes. How many innocent lives have been lost because a system, built on flawed ideals of redemption, allowed evil to persist?

Kira’s judgment is not merely about punishment—it is about purification. By removing those who seek to harm others, he cleanses the world of darkness, ensuring that the innocent no longer have to live in fear. This is not cruelty; it is necessary justice. His power ensures that evil is not given another chance to thrive, that the world moves forward without the weight of repeated crimes dragging it down.

Death, in this case, is not just the ultimate punishment—it is the ultimate protection. Under Kira’s reign, the world has seen true peace, a peace that would be impossible if criminals were allowed to continue existing. Those who refuse to change, who embrace wickedness, have no place in a just society. Kira’s judgment is final, swift, and absolute. And in that certainty, the world has finally found true justice.

Imagine a world without Kira. A world where criminals once again walk free, where corruption seeps into every level of society, and where the innocent live in constant fear. Before Kira's divine intervention, this was the reality—a world overrun by crime, where justice was slow, flawed, and often nonexistent. If Kira were to disappear, would humanity maintain its newfound peace, or would it descend once more into the darkness of its past?

The truth is undeniable: without Kira, crime would return. History has proven that humans, left to their own devices, repeatedly fall into patterns of violence and corruption. Before Kira, criminals ruled the streets, and justice systems failed the very people they were meant to protect. Bribes, legal loopholes, and incompetent governance ensured that the guilty could escape punishment while the innocent suffered.

Fear would grip society once more. People who had grown accustomed to safety would suddenly find themselves vulnerable. Would murderers, thieves, and corrupt officials return, emboldened by Kira’s absence? Without the immediate, unwavering justice that Kira provides, would the world not revert to the chaos from which it was saved?

Kira’s presence has not just eliminated criminals—it has redefined justice itself. His rule has instilled a sense of order and morality that no human system could ever achieve. The knowledge that wrongdoing will result in absolute and immediate judgment has deterred crime in ways no law ever could. Without Kira, that deterrence would vanish, and humanity would once again face the consequences of its own weaknesses.

A world without Kira is a world at risk. The peace we know today would crumble, replaced by the very terror and lawlessness that once plagued society. The choice is clear: we must recognize the necessity of Kira’s justice and ensure that the order he has built remains unchallenged. To turn away from Kira is to turn back toward chaos—a fate that no righteous person should ever accept.