A SUMMON FOR JUDGEMENT

[Herod 1417]

 

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FIAT IUSTITIA, ET PEREAT MUNDUS


 

To King Charles II, Queen Hedwig and Ilya Ivanovich

 

We have long deliberated, investigated and looked into the events that have transpired within the House of Alstion and its relations to the death of James Marcel Whitespire. Though it has been three years since the incident took place, we had decided the best case to provide adequate forward summoning to trial after the Heartlander Crisis between Petra and Aaun had receded.  We write these summonses after gathering the necessary amount of evidence to necessitate a fair and just trial and we will hear the defendants thoroughly before the tribunal. 

 

God awaits for judgement.

 

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TBA

 

 

Signed,
Ser Ailred of Druzstra, Interim-Auditor of the Tribunal of the Church of the Canon, Knight of the Black Sepulchre and Keeper of the Ashen Urn of Saint Pius of Sutica.

 

[North 995]

"Wow!" Ilya exclaimed.

[Javert 9615]

"The King of Aaun has made one too many slip-ups. His time is fast approaching." Said the Duke of Blackworth, Henry Arthur Haverlock, as he continued to ensure the logistics of his Levymen were secured. He could not help but ponder - how would this trial play out?

[MRCHENN 4741]

Sir Jon de Lewes recites a familiar verse from the Holy Scrolls, of which this situation reminded him.
 

“Their enemy is Vargengotz the Destroyer, who rules from his capital, which was the holiest city. 

And in his army are Vargengotz’s slaves, the tyrants and the treacherous, 

and his false servants, Justice, Glory, and Reward.

 

And Godfrey’s host meets them in battle upon the mountain. 

Thus Godfrey raises the scepter of rebuke;

 

And lo! the command of GOD is justice, and the unjust are punished: 

Vargengotz and his servants are destroyed.”

 

Auspice 2:33-38

 

 

 

"How ironic."