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[~Neri]

"Very possibly. If he does, then that would be beneficial."

"By the way, when I say frail, I mean his body will be just as weak as a mortal's and will heal at the same rate. He'll just reform if he's burned to cinders. Although it will take years. And he'll be conscious for all of that. Also pain will be a thing."

"So in order to punish him for being a crochety old man, we should force him to live life as an immortal crochety old man.... I am not in support of this idea."

"No, we force him to live life as a frail, physically weak mortal. And then maybe send his owls after him."

[Andres]

"Those with natural old man faces are immune to the owls."

[~Neri]

"It's implied we'll modify them."

[Jbg97]

"It's implied we'll modify them."

Dont you dare touch my owls!

[~Neri]

"I will touch your owls if I damn well please."

[Jbg97]

"I will touch your owls if I damn well please."

I swear by all that is not as shit as everything else in this world which has to pass for "good" that if you touch my owls there will be a day of reckoning the likes of which have never been seen before! And that threat is not diminished by the fact this universe has never had a day of reckoning!

[FallacyofUrist]

"Mr. Genocide, you are outnumbered, and it's fairly obvious that you caused this catastrophe. Anyway. Should we do this now, or is there another piece of evidence that needs examination?"

"Is that your mad tone?"

[DreamerGhost]

The punishment seems fairer than what a certain lynch mob demanded not so long ago, although if this sentence is carried out, maybe we should look at instigator of a certain flood?

[Rolepgeek]

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Vaporize Mr. Genocide: Gai-gen, Teburshe, Nilva
Let Him Live:
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"Well, it's either you or Mavnon. Would someone check to see if Mavnon spent a large chunk of Power or Essence last turn? And besides, Power only does temporary things."

"...why do you assume I want him vaporized?....he is a nuisance, to be sure...but he does not deserve death...only...what do mortals call it...ah yes...a good spanking..."

[FallacyofUrist]

"Nilva has derived a punishment that is fittingly severe, yet leaves him alive. And as for the flood: we can look into that after the Chairman election and this trial."

[~Neri]

"Personally I consider the flood a good thing. Promoted plant growth and therefore animal population increases as well as innovation. Before this, waterproof clothes weren't a think for example. Not to mention it made many lakes, rendering previously inhospitable areas habitable. Although in the future. Additional storms need to be weaker and shorter to prevent the world from flooding and not near Maag inhabited areas for obvious reasons."

[FallacyofUrist]

"Agreed. Unexpected benefits may come from happenings which appear horrible at the start. However some things... namely killing off leaders... have no benefit."

[Jbg97]

A major flood that no doubt killed many more people than the leader die off is forgiven as having possible benefits? Well, if the leaders died off, new people would be forced to rise and adapt. That's much better than some shitty water. I never liked water anyway, it's too wet to be of use to anyone.

[FallacyofUrist]

"Oh, the flood isn't forgiven entirely. And besides, if the leaders die, why would new leaders not emerge and restore the previous system?"

[~Neri]

"A moderate flood that caused some casualties but was avoidable if prepared for and caused a large number of benefits. Compared to indiscriminate slaughter of leaders, beloved community members, and in general anybody with some level of vested authority by their community. Killing scholars, artists, police, craftsmen, and anyone who is a pillar of their community, resulting in mass stagnation."