Chapter 13-2

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Why did she bother? Trying to convince someone like Joseph was like trying to smother a burning building with a blanket. The Chief Inspector could be readied for execution and still deny he had any price to pay. “By what evidence did you decide that Stephen was a collaborator?” Joseph asked. “This is ridiculous.” “I quite agree,” Joseph said. “I don’t particularly care whether or not Stephen was a collaborator, but let us assume that he was. Were you or were you not privy to the knowledge that Akheron had instituted a court of priority to try—” “A court!” Kaiya said. “What are they going to do? Put a few officials up there and give them suspended sentences? What a joke.” “That… court, as much as I don’t want to call it that, has barely existed for two weeks, and already twenty-seven p

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