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"I am accused of what?" Daniel asked dumbfounded.

Order's palm slammed heavily against the table, startling the nearby aspects of existence. "Of the unjust murder of the aspects of Horror and Equilibrium." He repeated. "What say you?"

Once again, Daniel could not believe what he was hearing. He had indeed played a crucial role in the deaths of those two particular aspects of existence, going as far as killing one of them himself, but unjust? He could not believe that words had been used.

In a fit of indignation Daniel turned to look at the aspect of Instinct, the so-called seer that had been tasked with verifying the truth in Daniel's words. A creature whose infallible instincts should have revealed to him that both of those deaths could hardly be called unjustified. "What makes their deaths unjust?" He asked. "Prior to their deaths, both Horror and Equilibrium were actively trying to kill me. Am I not allowed to defend myself?"