Lawless's dysnomia

•Reverse of Universe: Before executing this technique, Dysnomia tells her opponent that she'll take them with her and proceeds to open the cloak covering her body, revealing that inside it is a universe, which begins to shine and causes everything around it to lose its order. Immediately afterward, Dysnomia shouts the name of this technique and everything around her is destroyed and disappears. Those who have been affected by this technique disappear from the world and all traces of them vanish as if they had been extinguished. •Personal Field: This is a defensive technique used by Lawless's Dysnomia, which involves creating a barrier formed by three energy vortices that appear in front of the user's personal area. It can be said to be a very powerful barrier, as it was able to protect Dysnomia from any attack. •Absolute Confinement: This is a Dysnomia technique used by Lawless to trap his opponent within an area to prevent them from escaping the dimension he had previously trapped them in with his Reverse of Universe. It is a technique that involves creating several energy seals that appear around the opponent.

However, Shaka holds his universe in his hands and explains that although they could see everything that happens in the universes as if they were countless tiny flashes, it was not possible to see the universe that exists in the hearts of people, an ephemeral glow of life that extends to infinity and is the source for building a new future, and the destruction of their world is not determined. Shaka says his goodbyes and disappears from that dimension with a great explosion of cosmos, while Dysnomia marvels at the nobility that exists in Shaka.

Shaka responds to Dysnomia's invitation by asking if she is giving up the fight, but she explains that by trapping Shaka there she has done her job, and that it makes no difference. She doesn't see much point in fighting, as she is more interested in learning more about him. Shaka asks what that place is about, and Dysnomia replies that it is where the space-time of all universes connects, where it is possible to access any part of time, from the mythological era to the distant future, a forbidden place where not even the eyes of the gods can reach. Dysnomia goes on to explain to Shaka that if they were to look at any event or destiny, they would be nothing more than mere fragments amidst countless flashes. Suddenly, a light shines, telling him that a new universe is being born. Dysnomia reminds Shaka that she can observe everything through the reflection in the teacup, but that she cannot interfere. Shaka then says that the only solution she has is to defeat her to go help her companions, so she opens her eyes, breaks the cup and scatters mandalas around her opponent, who defends himself with his Personal Field. Impressed to see that Shaka has managed to adapt to that dimension in such a short time, she confirms that he is the man she was looking for, so she does not let him leave and tries to imprison him even further with her Absolute Confinement, while she begins to beg him not to leave, because her world is doomed and only she can understand its true splendor and from there they can see everything.

Shaka is surprised to see that she can move freely within the Tenbu Hōrin, as this means that the universal truth that exists within that space does not affect her, and asks the dryade what caused this. Her opponent's words fill her with happiness, as she finally showed interest in her, and so she proceeds to introduce herself as "the destroyer of all order, Dysnomia, the Anarchy." Dysnomia explains that her power makes her an existence unaffected by the laws of the universe and also knows that he learned the true extent of the universe when he arrived by mere chance to a place where he could observe fragments of many branched futures and the truths of this universe. Therefore, she warns Shaka that those who have acquired this knowledge can never return to normal, so she extends an invitation, to which he asks her where she wants to take him. Dysnomia says that she will take Shaka to "the other side", and then attacks with her Reverse of Universe technique, which destroys the space created by the Tenbu Hōrin and takes them to an unknown place. After Shaka's disappearance, the Saints continue to protect Earth, but the battle begins to get complicated. Mu uses her telekinesis to protect the planet and stop the comet from accelerating, but claims she won't be able to do so for long because the comet possesses the power of two gods. She then begins to wonder where Shaka went, now that they need the help of someone with powers close to a god. In a place beyond the dimensions, Shaka and Dysnomia sit at a table drinking a cup of tea. To her guest's puzzled expression, she explains that no matter how godlike his power may be, he won't be able to escape alone. She invites him to stay and enjoy the world with her.

The war against Eris and her army continues. The evil goddess launched a comet against the world to turn it into a paradise of chaos and conflict, and to prevent the Gold Saints from destroying it, she sent five dryads along with the comet to protect it. Dysnomia appears in the sky above the Sanctuary and this time she wanted to enter from the front, but she cannot get closer due to the barrier that Shaka created to protect the place, so she decides to destroy everything from above and fires a large blast of cosmos at the Sanctuary, which begins to destroy everything around it. Dysnomia apologizes for what she just did, but if she hadn't, she wouldn't be able to enter the Sanctuary. At that moment, the space around her begins to change, due to her being trapped within the dimension created by the Tenbu Hōrin. Shaka appears in that space and she says that she is happy for their reunion, but considers it rude that he suddenly trapped her in that place and showed her illusions. Shaka says he isolated her in that place because if the two of them fought in the open, they would endanger the Earth. Dysnomia doesn't seem worried and jokes that she finds it adorable that the two of them are locked in the same space and asks what he plans to do with her. Shaka tells her that those locked in that place will be deprived of all five senses and die, so he opens his eyes to attack Dysnomia, who takes the attack and disappears. But before he can celebrate his victory, Dysnomia reappears in the same place and jokes again that her heart almost stopped when she saw those beautiful eyes.

After Eris's second resurrection, like other dryads, Dysnomia arrives at the Sanctuary and then at the morgue with the intention of resurrecting the Gold Saints who died during Saga's rebellion. Before she can place an Evil Seed on the corpse of one of the Gold Saints (Shura), she is interrupted by Shaka. After a brief conversation, the dryade attacks the Saint, who scolds her for attacking him without introducing herself first. He then defends himself by creating a protective barrier and uses the Tenma Kōfuku to defeat her. However, it is later revealed that Dysnomia had not been defeated and that she had only defeated a "clone" created by herself. At the Temple of Eris, Dysnomia has a brief conversation with her sister Atë, to whom she explains that she has found an interesting man at the Sanctuary. However, they are interrupted by Rigel. From that moment on, Dysnomia simply listens to the conversation between Atë and Rigel, and then observes the arrival of a mysterious dryade who joins the conversation, but remains silent and simply listens. Once recovered, Athena travels to Eden to fight Eris and stop the chaos she has unleashed on the world. However, upon arriving at the temple of the evil goddess, Athena is struck by a surprise attack from Ares (Saga). While the goddess is unconscious, Eris places her body in the great tree of Eden. At that moment, a mysterious woman begins to sing and the vegetation of the garden begins to flourish. At the roots of the great tree, it can be seen that the dryades (among them Dysnomia) are nourished by Athena's energy.

She is a calm-natured woman who displays great self-confidence. She feels no fear when facing an enemy, even if it is a powerful Gold Saint like Shaka. According to Shaka, she displayed outrageous and rude behavior in their confrontation because she attacks her rival without introducing herself first despite knowing the manners. Unlike her companions who despise the Saints, she is very curious to get to know them and after meeting Shaka, she has acquired a special fascination with this Saint whom she considers wonderful. Later we see that Dysnomia considers Shaka her soulmate. The fascination she feels for him reaches the point of obsession, as she is even willing to trap him in a different dimension, where the two could be together for all eternity. Dysnomia believes that Shaka is a man who, like her, has knowledge of the truth of the universe, knowledge that from her point of view is forbidden to mortals, so both, as sinners who have broken the rules of the universe, belong together. When Shaka manages to escape from the dimension where she had trapped him to go help her companions, we can see that she was worried and sad about his departure, but at the same time she was also impressed by Shaka's noble heart. Although her first appearance in the story could indicate something different, it can be seen that unlike the rest of the dryads, she does not act violently towards mortals nor does she seek to destroy them, in fact, she does not even seek to follow Eris's plans, but she did not consider herself a traitor to her companions, because from her point of view the fact of having trapped Shaka in another dimension meant that she had eliminated an opponent.

She is an attractive young woman with a slender body. She has long, straight, dark hair, styled so that several strands stick out on top of her head. Like her sisters, we can see that her ears are pointed, her lips are highlighted with black lipstick, and her nails are polished. A distinctive feature of her face is the two moles under her left eye.