It doesn't really matter that Bleach has other laws and abilities as this is a universal concept that applies as much in Bleach as it does in Fairy Tail and anywhere else. If you cage someone who is too strong, he will break the cage. If you drop a pebble on someone, he will barely feel it; throw a rock on him and he gets crushed. I merely mentioned Bleach because Aizen specifically pointed this out.
Dimaria's ability might be extremely powerful, in the end it's still completely dependent on Dimaria's magical power and prowess. Hypothetically speaking if she had been weak with barely any magical power, she most likely would only be able to freeze time for a short period and it would be less or not effective at all on stronger mages. Dimaria just said it herself, END's power is godlike. It's too vast for her. Despite the fact that she herself has a huge reservoir of magic power, END's is much much bigger. She does not have the power to make her magic affect END. That's like asking a fly to stop a dragon.
You say that Dimaria had no restrictions, but that's not true. When has it ever been mentioned that Dimaria's ability was completely absolute? And even it was, why would that be truth? It wasn't and that was my exact point: people automatically assume there are no limits on her powers. And as I said this is one of Hiro's problems: not elaborating enough on stuff like this, however that doesn't take away we could and should assume there are limits. The fact is that his has happened before in FT. When Gemini was first introduced, its power was almost absurd. It could copy a person completely down to their magic, personality and memories. This was a ridiculously powerful ability, but then it appeared that it had several limitations, among others that it can only transform into persons that have similar magic power to its key owner. For Dimaria the same thing applies: she can't trap mages that are far superior to her magic power and previously Ultear was also able to bypass her magic. So we have already two instances that show her magic is NOT absolute and is restricted.
So yeah this is a 100% valid reasoning. What is not valid, is assuming that Dimaria's ability has no restrictions, which is what you just did and several other people too despite the manga clearly proving otherwise. The reality is that any ability becomes impossible to beat if you assume it's absolute: Makarov being able to infinitely grow his limbs; Gildartz being able to crush the entire world; Lucy being able to summon all celestial spirits that exist in an instant etc.
That's really not a type of reasoning he will apply in such a situation. For starters Natsu is his friend and he looks really not in control of himself. If Grey just lets him go, then there is a high possibility the Natsu he knew completely disappears. It's questionable who would be worse: END or Zeref and in the case Natsu beats Zeref, they would have to beat him.
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