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- At this rate, Queen Jennah's guaranteed to notice you. If nothing else, I'll make sure your name reaches her ears.
- Minister Caudecus is waiting. Signal him when you're ready. Good luck, and may Lyssa bless you with unparalleled eloquence.
- Hear ye! The trial of Minister Julius Zamon is hereby called to order, Legate Minister Caudecus presiding. Who stands for the prosecution?
- I do. Your honor, we have evidence proving Minister Zamon conspired against the citizens of Divinity's Reach. He abused his authority to commit thievery, murder, and treason.
- We will present incriminating documents and sworn testimony from respected members of the community, including the accused's own sister.
- The prosecution seems to have prepared quite a compelling case. Minister Zamon, can you refute these dire accusations?
- Refute? Why bother? My Lord Caudecus, in accordance with the most ancient tenets of Krytan law, I invoke my right to trial by combat.
- This court accepts your invocation. By law and custom, you may choose a second to fight with you in the circle.
- Thank you, Legate Minister. I choose my retainer, Eitel the Unlovable, as my second.
- The prosecution must also nominate a principal and a second, or forfeit the case.
- I will be the principal, Legate Minister. I'd like to request a short recess to select my second.
- Granted. When the prosecution is ready to continue, this court will reconvene and the trial by combat will begin.
- Judicial Scribe
- We're ready to begin, Legate Minister. I have chosen my second.
- An interesting choice. For the record, let it be known that this duel will continue until both members of one side surrender or are defeated.
- If Lord Zamon proves victorious, he is innocent. The case is thrown out and these charges against him may not be brought again. If you win, then Zamon is found guilty of this crime.
- I understand.
- When you are in position, the trial by combat shall proceed. Good luck to you all. May justice prevail.
- Victory is declared! According to the dictates of Krytan law, Minister Zamon is found guilty.
- Minister Caudecus does not look happy.
- He doesn't like anything to infringe on the rights of ministers. Trial by combat took the judgment out of his hands.
- Did it? How do you think Zamon knew about the ancient law in the first place? He's no historian.
- You think Caudecus advised Zamon about the clause?
- Never underestimate Minister Caudecus.
- At least we know the identity of Zamon's backer.
- Go and celebrate a well-earned victory. Anise and I will be in touch with you.
- You think you're smarter than Pete, do ya? Think you hurt me? Let me tell you something.
- Better men than you have tried.
- Tried and failed? Look, kid. I'm not easily intimi—
- Tried and died.
- Huh. Maybe I underestimated you.
- More than you know. Prison's full, Pete. Let's skip the trial and go straight to the execution.
- Very impressive. You've stopped Two-Blade Pete and run his bandits out of Divinity's Reach.
- Thanks. I'm just glad that Pete won't hurt anyone, ever again.
- Enjoy your victory. I'll be in touch with you again soon. The Seraph can always use a friend they can trust.
- Woo hoo! We win!
- So, Quinn. Seeing as you've committed multiple crimes against the city...
- Lyssa's locks! Not prison!
- But you did help the Seraph, too. I guess I can look the other way—this one time.
- Thanks, Captain. I'll stay out of trouble, I promise.
- You'd better. I won't always be around to help you out.
- You saved my life, and I owe you one. I won't forget it.
- Hey. That's what friends do. See you around, Quinn.
- Very impressive, my friend. You've stopped Two-Blade Pete and run his bandits out of Divinity's Reach.
- Thanks. I'm just glad that Pete is out of business. Permanently.
- I'm sorry about your friend, but your work here saved many lives. I'll see to it that the queen hears of your valor...and Quinn's sacrifice.
- Bragging to the queen? Yeah. I think Quinn would have liked that.
- I'll be in touch with you again soon. The Seraph can always use a friend they can trust.
- I'll be ready. Thanks, Captain.
- What are you doing here? Don't you know Pete's on his way here to kill you?