Knowingly or not, all pantheons in any galaxy serve a creator by tending to flocks, which produce life experience these central figures harvest through omniscient observation for sustenance. When Gods grow lazy or complacent, and their civilizations become homogeneous and boring, and after stern warnings, a Cosmic Adjudicator is summoned from the event horizon encircling the supermassive black hole at the heart of the territory. This measure cannot be reasoned with or undone. It is not a symbol of renewal, but of thorough ruin. The world or, if colonized, the solar system, is completely scoured to the extent that it may as well never have been. The interloping Gods are either devoured or left to starve as punishment for shirking their duties. A Cosmic Adjudicator’s presence is finality defined.