so what… they want us to slander this random person because they cant solve it themselves. that looks awful on us
She looks like she’s trying to remember something. “…Mister Jaspin.”
“Would you mind if I took you aside for a moment?”
why so you can call me a peon again for trying to defend people who arent here to defend themselves.
“Not if we provide complete evidence they are a frog person. Let’s throw the book at them. The frog people are invading the kingdom and we need to show the peasants we are tough on it.”
“…” You’re being mean, Sir. Just look at her face. She’s trying her hardest, I promise.
“…No.”
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(you started this.)
(counts try not to make enemies challenge)
so now your offering to forge evidence…
I’m an innocent bystander, sire. Taking your agression out on the narrator is truly beneath somebody of your stature.
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(Not my fault jaspin is just righteous)
“No, we just find the evidence that they are. We wouldn’t need to forge anything.”
If you can find evidence before this decision is passed i will switch.
REAL evidence
Okay but it would be really funny if the narrator started to spite them while the actual character was totally neutral or friendly
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(Brakcets are not in character. narrator is talking to the air)
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(I’m… amni-omna-infa-present.)
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fine. lead the way
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“We can’t do that without slandering them. There’s a process to these things. We slander them, then find the evidence, and if we don’t find the evidence we apologize. I’m sure the church would be happy to try to slander them and then find evidence and I’m sure the church would also be happy to apologize if wrong.”
…She silently slides out of her chair and walks out of the room, waiting for Jaspin to follow.
then make that an option.