The Valeyard grins rather triumphantly as Draiss admits his guilt. "Ignorance of the laws is no excuse. And, irregardless of whether they will serve you indefinitely, you, personally, created them. And, if the reports are to be believed, they are not the only sentient creature you have created, though I understand that argument might be a little less substantial, as those are primarily hybrids or modifications of existing beings."<br/><br/>"That said, I believe we've finished with that charge, though I intend to bring this trial to its fullest conclusion. I believe the next charge was the attempted planar destabilizations. My next demonstration shall include the various... weapons the defendent has developed,<em>and deployed</em>, against the very structure of the planes. As well, the defendant is known for invoking plane-spanning restrictive spells, including blocking communications, planar travel, and a variety of other things, causing massive fluctuations of po--" Before he can finish that accusation, Sune interrupts. "I'm afraid I simply must comment there, Valeyard. There is no evidence that plane-wide protective spells have any long-term consequences, and, as such, should not be taken into consideration." "Indeed, that may be true, ma'am, but it is very indicative of the defendant's stance on the sanctity of the planes and their freedoms. Now, if you will allow me," he says, gesturing, and showing off examples of every instance of Draiss using not only his nova and core bombs, but also his indiscriminate use of balefire.