Capri: Here we now hold the Court of Leonora, our Commander Knight and StarLord. Welcome brothers, welcome sisters, and welcome all. We have all been engaged more in the Terran affairs and are here to discuss the decision of our sister balwark, Canter.
Score: Before we get to that, I want it to be remembered, this my statement. You all have gotten too close to them. The actions of Canter are a searing and poignant example of what will happen if you continue to be so cavalier in your relations with them. They are growing fast, moving fast. We have worked to slow them down and it is doing little good. Leonora they have begun to name you, Anu, Elohim, Utu. I know you love their praise but-
Leonora: How know you these names?
Score: I sneak among them, learning everything I can about their ways and how our ways are affecting them. You are god to them.
Leonora: Thank you, Score, for your concern, but it has not been decided by this court that my interactions with them have brought them any harm. Also, are we not as gods to them?
Statminarious: I would not be so arrogant, Leonora. If we are gods to them we are not alone. Have you not felt The Presence out there walking beyond and above us?
Score: Silence, outcast.
Canter: Please, he is not outcast and neither will I be. We are here to discuss the punishment for my actions. I knew this court would be held in response to my action and have no regrets as to what I have done.
Peseran: How could you, Canter? We have been working in the city of Atlantis for the good of the Terrans, so thoughtfully, so passionately. They had discovered wonders, powers beyond any of the Terrans across the rest of the earth. Now you have taken it away from all of them. It was going to save them all from their sicknesses, their petty arguments, their ignorance. Why have you done this?
Canter: I looked into their future. I walked in their neighboring cities. All I found was lust and jealousy. There was only war in the hearts of their fellow Terrans. They were going to take Atlantis by force. I protected it.
Peseran: Oh… I see. I was wrapped in their, our, success and was desiring so deeply to enjoy the impact it would have on the rest of the world, that I did not think of that outcome.
Canter: That is why it is important for us to have each other, Peseran, brother-knight.
Milra: Well this is not so bad, right? Everyone survived. They are safe. As a matter of fact they will continue to grow and learn safely away from their wicked neighbors and will allow the rest to innovate rather than lust. Come now, this need not be punished.
Score: Tsk, tsk.
Capri: A court has been called and thus a pronouncement must be made.
Peseran: I called court without having all the information, it should be dismissed.
Vigo: We can not start dismissing courts with no outcomes.
Leonora: Very well, though I do not disagree with your decision, Canter, you must still be bound. Bound you are to their moon, Luna. You may stay close and continue to watch their waters, but you may not present yourself to them again, my dear.
Canter: As I always have in battle and in peace, I trust your resolve and your wishes, StarMother and LadyLight.
Aside
Rus: You have uncharacteristically held your tongue in our courts.
Gema: Yes, yes. My aim is to stretch the amount of time I have freedom to walk among these Terrans and their systems. Undoubtedly, a court will be held in my honor and I do not seek its coming swiftly.