<span style="color: #59b300">"I never argued that. All crimes that would be easy to charge her with and require no evidence or witnesses but your own. Machinist said she was your wife, are you just bitter ex-lovers and you're doing this to take her planet from her out of spite? I've heard about what Human women do when they divorce their husbands, they take everything that isn't nailed down. Are you doing the same?" </span><span style="color: #336600">"No, she's not. Chaos was brutally beaten and then manipulated into thinking she killed her mortal lover and was responsible for the deaths of twenty children. She panicked and inadvertently made everything spiral out of control until everyone she loved cut her out of their life. Someone is trying to hurt her, someone did hurt her. Someone could plan around the literal embodiment of chaos and they destroyed her. Legally, Order needs to punish someone, and Chaos is easier to pin charges to than someone who can see and manipulate the future."</span><br/><br/>Kitori grunted as she fell off her mother's back. Athena looked back at Lorna in a complete Trollish berserker's rage.<span style="color: #ff00ff">"Raped... I was raped by that Demon... because my armor gave me to her. My armor, that I gave life and sentience, it betrayed me and tricked the demon... So I killed myself and came back here to escape. My armor tried to take me back so I'm punishing it. Killing the soul in it piece... by piece." </span>She ripped the helmet off of her armor and spat into before slowly dissolving it, the remaining armor thrashing wildly as Athena suspended it in the air and tormented it.<span style="color: #ff00ff">"I trusted Ophidian. He was kind... he didn't make me angry, he talked to me and didn't force anything. But then the Demon... she did exactly I told him she would do, and he told me things would be fine. I trusted him. I trusted a demon. Now look at me. I trusted my aunt and uncle in my time too and the same thing happened." </span>She clapped her hands and the armor collapsed into dust which blew away. Finished with her work, Athena sat down against the wall under her shield which Kitori kept hung on the wall and stared at the dryad.<span style="color: #ff4dff">"Now what do I do?"</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>