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???:

*takes a seat*

I think I'll stay. I'm bringing no harm to anyone here.

Mierno: now, miss Steel, is that anyway to talk to someone? Where are your manners?

???:
*sits silently*

Mierno:* looks to david*

You should allow her to stay, she may have something interesting to say.

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-Libra- I would not advise that. She has not been sworn.
-Fear- No one has been sworn.
-Libra- Ah. Right.

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We have custom lie detector beings.

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Most of these are the same.

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What were they again?

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-Soren- We postponed Aria's trial because we didn't have any witnesses concerning the nature of her criminal justice. We don't know whether it's corrupt or not.

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So...why don't we just figure it out?

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-Avarice- Everyone does, these days.

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-Soren- We can't logic our way into the value of Aria's justice. We need to know her punishments. Although, I suppose we can do that with a lie detector.

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Not really.

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Just ask. She might be honest enough with us.

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Not really.

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Just ask. She might be honest enough with us.

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-Avarice- It was hyperbole. Depending on your definition of ironic, it is also slightly ironic, because I am a lie detector.

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-Soren- Okay then. I'll ask a couple of questions. There's probably going to be a point to most of them.
@Zeal
-Soren- Aria, was there any punishment that you used a majority of the time? If so, what was it?

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-Libra- Tuta took the data recovered by the expeditions of the Nobles and organised and analysed them for further use.

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-Avarice- It was hyperbole. Depending on your definition of ironic, it is also slightly ironic, because I am a lie detector.

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-Soren- Okay then. I'll ask a couple of questions. There's probably going to be a point to most of them.
@Zeal
-Soren- Aria, was there any punishment that you used a majority of the time? If so, what was it?

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-Soren- We can't logic our way into the value of Aria's justice. We need to know her punishments. Although, I suppose we can do that with a lie detector.

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Not really.

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Just ask. She might be honest enough with us.

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I see. And what did Tuta do outside of the usual duties?

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Yes. Solitary confinement

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Yeah. We can.

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There we go, Soren. A simple solution. Man, you make things waaay to complicated.

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I try. Occam's Razor comes in handy.

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-Soren- What crimes did you use solitary confinement on?

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Theft is the main ones. Murder is either the death sentence or imprisonment for life. Depending on the degree of murder. Rape and other crimes like that, immediate death. Petty crimes. My view on crimes aren't that high of level as you may think.

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-Soren- Did you really execute justice on petty crimes? Or did you deal with crimes on a higher level in relation to your rule? For a more accurate question: what level of crimes did you deal with in relation to Existence?