Lorian´s Inquisition-First meeting
Sleipnir
consider the charges made against Lorian. In brief summary, we did decide
three things.
Firstly, we do wholly and completely reject any authority over Lorian
claimed by the Ascendancy. It is our duty to decide these matters for
ourselves, even at the cost of peril to one of our dearest friends, Captain
Vagile.
Secondly, we claim the right to make judgement upon the actions of Lorian,
both as they apply to past rights or wrongs, and as they apply to her
present actions.
Thirdly, we claim the right to punish Lorian, if any such punishment is
deemed necessary.
It is to be hoped that the first decision above will set a precedent for
rejection of the interference of the Ascendancy in the affairs of this our
fair Land. However, our rights in the latter two decisions are based
entirely upon the stated wishes of Lorian herself, and in no way imply any
jurisdiction of this Council, or any other, over the past affairs of any
Exile. There are few of us, indeed, who could pass such a stringent test.
There will be two more convocations of the Inquisition. The next will
attempt to establish the truth of Lorian's past and present actions. The
final convocation will pass judgement and determine punishment, if any.
I remain,
As always,
sir Sleipnir Na Gralam, Knight of the Rose