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Mission 12 [action]

[It had gotten fairly cold lately, so Erza had decided to take a nice hot shower. This proved to be a big mistake a few seconds after she got in, as she was teleported into the fountain. Realizing that she wasn't in her own house any more, she grimaces, ex-quipping some winter clothes on in an attempt to warm up.]

Damn it... Not this aga- [Before she can even finish her sentence, she's randomly teleported elsewhere.]

[Basically, Erza's stuck with randomly teleporting for now. Feel free to have your characters run into her, so to speak, as they make their way around the area.]

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I do know the lad. He was in Garp's tutelage I believe. Made a bit of a name for himself at the Battle of Marineford standing up for true justice to an admiral no less. Good kid.

Is this "Garp" a friend of yours?

[That last remark surprised her - she didn't think like a kid like that would have it in him.] Standing up to a commanding officer? That would take guts. But what do you mean by "true" justice?

... God no. He's just the hero of the marines. Famous for cornering Gold Roger a bunch of time. And... a couple other things. [Chews his cigars thoughtfully.]

And not just any commanding officer, Akainu had just finished executing Portgas when everyone thought the pirate brat was about to escape. [Rubs his chin thinking.] In my world there is a line of thought in the marines of absolute justice. That sacrificing civilian lives to capture pirates is just and necessary; a casualty of war since if the pirates were left to run free they could kill even more. It's the same sort of logic that if you knew a child was going to be murder hundreds you would kill him to save those people. Marines such as Garp, myself, the kid, hn... I'd say we don't see it that way. True justice is doing what you know is right with every fiber of your being, and doing it no matter what kind of obstacles are in your way. Because it's justice.

...Personally, I don't think that "absolute justice" sounds like justice at all. Justice is supposed to be about protecting those who can't protect themselves, not sacrificing those people for some greater good. Then again, I suppose that's basically what the council from my world seems to think, given some of the things that they've done in the past.

Exactly.

Tch. My world as well, though not all marines follow suit.

And is this Akainu in charge of the Marines? Or do his superiors just feel the same way that he does?

((OoC: Sorry for being late; I blame exams.))

He's an admiral. There are three of them, Aokiji is a believer of True Justice and another admiral.

As for Sengoku, Kong, the World Government and the rest of the brass... [Shrugs.] Some of them are morons.

[ooc: no problem XD I backtag threads for months; literally XD]

Edited 2010-12-17 00:33 (UTC)

We don't have a whole lot of bureaucracy where I come from; the Council are in charge of everything, and the masters are in charge of individual guilds. Our master, Makarov, is the greatest - he's only the third master that the guild's had, but under his leadership, we've become the most powerful and prominent legal guild in the country.

Oh? Sounds like a great man. Does the Council hold jurisdiction over the guild masters?

Yes, but generally, they don't intervene unless a guild breaks the law. Sure, a lot of the guild's members [herself included] cause a lot of property damage, but we haven't done anything illegal. We've only had members called up for disciplinary hearings once or twice, and those were mostly formalities.

I see. What kind of laws are there? The usual stuff you'd expect for a civilization or is there something extra?

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