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• You're free to go, sir.
• If you get a conviction today, does that mean I get my chalice back? The Seraph's evidence room is no place for my family's most treasured heirloom.
• That's up to the courts, milord. But I expect so.
• This is a most intriguing process. Wherever did you find all this evidence against Zamon?
• Forgive me, milord, but I'm not at liberty to say.
• Zamon's a slippery one, eh? But you caught him anyway. I'll be sure not to run afoul of you and Captain Thackeray in the future!
• No worries, old friend. The just have nothing to fear from the law.
• Why are you so determined to get Minister Zamon? I hope you're not looking to build your own reputation at the expense of a fellow noble's.
• On the contrary, milord. I'm looking to uphold the law.
• Appalling. Just appalling! I thought we were past such outré displays of savage megalomania. A duel? To the death? How is this justice?
• The system is the system, milord. While I don't agree with it either, if you want to see it changed, be active in the government. The ministry's purpose is to listen to our voices.
• Yes? How may I help you?
• I am ready to present my case against Zamon and start the trial.
• I have some questions before we begin.
• It's your job as prosecutor to present enough evidence to prove the defendant's guilt beyond a shadow of a doubt. You should also behave with respect toward the court's time, authority, and wisdom.
• The head justice of the judiciary council determines the means and timing of punishment. In today's case, Legate Minister Caudecus will be presiding.
• Minister Zamon goes free, of course, and the evidence presented today can never be used against him again. Also, those making the false accusation will be charged with slander.
• I'm here to answer any and all questions. Ask away.
• What is expected of me during the trial?
• What will happen if Zamon is convicted?
• What will happen if Zamon is acquitted?
• I'm ready to go if you need me. There's nothing I'd like better than to personally dish out some of the punishment Zamon deserves.
• I'd love to have you beside me, Captain, but I need more time to decide.
• Trial by combat? Who'd have thought it? I'm surprised Zamon even knows it's an option. There hasn't been one in over fifty years...or, at least, that's what I've been told.
• Then we ought to make this as memorable as possible. Interested?
• You're thinking of choosing me? Delicious! It would certainly catch Zamon and his attack dog off-guard. By all means, yes.
• Excellent. I'll let you know when I've made my final decision.
• Ready for action, old friend! And let me add that I'm truly flattered you're even considering me as your second. Let me at 'em! I'm at the top of my game!
• Glad to know you're willing and able. I'll let you know when I'm ready to decide.
• Have you decided who will serve as the prosecution's second?
• No, not yet, I need more time to decide.
• I've chosen former Ministry Guard Reth.
• I've chosen Captain Thackeray.
• I've chosen Countess Anise.
• I've chosen Lord Faren.
• The land is long and the water is deep, but nothing escapes me.
• A foe draws near.
• Stay here and defend.
• It tries to elude us!
• I hope you can pull this off. Talking to you has already cost me my job. If Zamon goes free, it'll cost me a lot more.
• Just tell the truth, and Zamon won't be able to do any more damage.
• By blade or bullet, by stealth or force, I am always on the hunt.
• I'd be honored if you'd help me.
• The Tethyos Houses need a plan for the future, but there is too much chaos.
• Take your hunt that way.
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• That's the last of what I can accept.
• The situation here is getting out of control.
• Must be hard on the Lionguard, always facing them down from across the road.
• Shadow me.