Zeal

Myriad Reality

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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?

@Disdain

Yes. Solitary confinement

Myriad Reality

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She didn't mean to. I just happened to pull info out of her subconscious mind.

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Noted.

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Shinji. Remember what we spoke about.

@Dynamics

She still talked to the enemy. Whether she meant to give information or not.

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-Ruby- She only ever talked to us about you guys twice. Each time was in response to questions, and her responses were benign and evading. After she began visiting you more often, we never saw her. Also, this isn't Rubala right now.

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-Spectre- But not right.

@Disdain

She shouldn't have talked with you at all.

Death is a rightly punishment. It is how you kill the punished that may or may no be right.

Myriad Reality

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-Soren- I won't deny that.
-Ruby- I would just say freedom with parole, but you'll probably see that as bias, but I'll put it forth anyway.
-Soren- Incarceration would be more logical.
-Ruby- Yeah, yeah.

@Disdain

Even I would disagree with your idea, Rubala.

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Because you didn't keep castle locations that big of a secret.

@Dynamics

Then she betrayed us as well. By talking to enemy and giving away what is going on, that is treachery and sabotage, if it could be reached in that direction for the latter. Justice doesn't have friends. It hurts me, but what must be done, must be done.

Myriad Reality

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Me? I listened for vocal cues in Nova's voice that told me they were up to something. Knowing that, and knowing that the Almega was in production, I knew we were at least in danger, so I went then to destroy it.

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She already chose, but I do like that test.

@Dynamics

How, then, did you find us?

Myriad Reality

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Sorry, I figured that it would be a justified response for her crime of treachery. Perhaps it is a bit harsh, yes, but it sets an example.

@souleaterfan320

The only example is that you are a more of a fool than what you act to be and that you are a monster. It shows that you still fear us.

Myriad Reality

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- careful has nothing to do with justice. It will happen whether it is careful or not.

@souleaterfan320

That isn't Justice. That is torture. She considers us as friends. If I remember correctly, these trails aren't about sides, they are about punishment of deeds.

Myriad Reality

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I vote that for her treachery, she must choose a side. Perhaps, if she wanted to prove herself loyal to us, have her execute any of the nobles found to be charged with death. If she fails, she receives death herself.

@souleaterfan320

There is a flaw in which she won't choose "your side" anyways. Her loved one is one of us. I have a feeling that she would choose me instead. So I'd be careful if I was you.

Myriad Reality

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Friends or no, she still betrayed everyone.

@Dynamics

I have a question, if answered what I believe to be the answer, then it may shift your decisions. How did you find out about the weapon and where we were?

Myriad Reality

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Ah, I see. Alright. I'll say a hundred years parole for Crona, and five hundred years confinement for Arthur.

@Dynamics

*smiles slightly*
Thank you...

Myriad Reality

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Absolute Justice?

@Dynamics

*nods*
No mercy. Anyone who is connected to convicted are also criminals in the eyes of Absolute Justice. It is an evil belief that causes murder among many innocents because they are related or used to be friends with those who have done crimes.