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AMALTHEA

[You find yourself in a bright white room, the door locked shut behind you. There's a long glass table in the middle of the room, with an unsealed envelope on top—it contains your instructions; if you can't read them yourself, you'll hear Nyssa's voice whispering in your ear, reading them aloud for you. Surrounding the table are enough glass chairs for everyone to sit down.

The floor is made of glass, and taking up most of the wall opposite the door is a window. The room beyond is currently empty …]

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You think you know who it is.

[A lilt in his tone, as though that doesn't surprise him, either.]

Naturally.

Any objections to testing it?

[A pause. He shakes his head with a frown.]

You're willing to test something like that with these kinds of odds, though? Especially when it could be one of several people.

I shall see who died, and from there can easily narrow the playing field off of the information I already have.

It should be quite simple.

...And you're aware that the person in question might still live if we're not the only ones handing out pardons, right?

He will also likely be hit by the lawyers of Vanara and Ometotchtli. In addition, the murder of two teams resonates soundly with us here.

I do not see him gaining a large number of pardons.

...Mmm.

Well, for the sake of things, let's hope you're right about that. It doesn't really fall in our favor if someone like Star were to be on the receiving end of that. Who knows how Nyssa might be twisting things.

Star only 'killed' one team, and it was an agreed upon action amongst a team of strong personalities. She could not be said to have done so singlehandedly.

In other words, you're pretty confident that she'll be safe in that regard.

Of course.

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