The Tribunal's Trial

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... I left you alone for five minutes...

A declaration and demand goes out from the Captain-General's office, co-marked with the seal of the Church of the Tribunal. A call to one of those close to the recently released protectorate of Fortune, after the events surrounding the first battle of the 22nd century's Meranthean War.

Zamekiri Mugen:

You arrived at the battle with intent to march against us, and challenged Melpomene Aundeoth to a duel.
To 'mar her flesh to bring her back to your side.'
Your loose tongue stating that you were upset she 'wouldn't fight alongside witches.'
This, unto my daughter, while I was away in battle.

You are summoned to stand under Divination rite by The Archbishop's Hand, Radiant Agne Talalt, to determine where exactly that soul of yours is headed.

You have one year to present yourself, else we will come for you ourselves.

[SavvyPhantom]

To the concerned Parent,

A twisted way with words you at Gloomlight and Goldlight have.
Never did I state I wanted to "bring her back to my side"; in fact, I never halted her choice when she left Serenity or joined Delphina. She was always free to do what she wanted.
Never did I state I worked with witches, IN fact I fought heavily against the same enemy while you craft demons and still to this day house cambions made by Varrach's hand.

I made the mistake of allowing Gloomlight in my mind when I was younger.
I shall not make that mistake again. Quick to kill your enemies or kids, but allow Chaos witches to stand with you.
You are liars, manipulators, and hypocrites, you can't judge a soul with your eyes and your own soul blackened.

The duel between myself and your daughter was something we planned when we were younger.
It had nothing to do with my not standing against the many sins of the Republic.

Fortune had no choice in my decision to grab what was offered so long ago finally.
I'd rather you tell the truth.
"You want to harm me for fighting your daughter."
At least I could respect YOU for that, yet you twist words and tell lies so you can point a finger, the normal tactic of the Republic.

The answer is no.

Let the Hunt begin.