Identity Story |
| Speaker | Dialogue | |
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 Military Court Judge Presiding |
Please state the corporate entities that colluded with you in the war. | |
 G Corp. Head Manager Outis |
…F Corp, and E Corp. | |
Military Court Judge Presiding |
…Any others? | |
| The child was vexed by the question, especially so, as she knew that having the expected answer come out of her mouth would put her standing in jeopardy. | ||
G Corp. Head Manager Outis |
…The old L Corp. | |
Military Court Judge Presiding |
What you’ve just testified would signify that you fought alongside the instigator of the war. Do you admit this?. | |
G Corp. Head Manager Outis |
I was only following G Corp’s orders as an employee—! | |
Military Court Judge Presiding |
Manager Outis, please. | |
| Annoyed by the child speaking out of turn, the judge lifted a hand to stop her from further interruption. | ||
Military Court Judge Presiding |
…Manager Outis. | |
Military Court Judge Presiding |
Listen, the war has ended. Furthermore, it was your side that won. | |
Military Court Judge Presiding |
G Corp. acquired what it sought: decades’ worth of energy from byproducts of the smoke. | |
Military Court Judge Presiding |
This court is not being held to find you responsible or punish you. Do you understand? | |
| “As if.” The child thought to herself. | ||
| The victory of G Corp’s alliance does not mean that its influence extends to the whole City. | ||
| Rather, it comes with a problem: As the war involved the inextricably intertwined interests of several Wings, the victor will need its justifications. | ||
| For those sorts of matters… the obvious move for a company would be to appear as innocent as possible in the public eye by reprimanding an easy target… | ||
| “…And that’s why I’ll be thrown to the wolves.” She concluded. | ||
G Corp. Head Manager Outis |
…I understand, your honor. | |
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