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This man was a man that killed a thousand people in a fit of rage before being upending. However, even though he was caught, no one in the world dares to take him lightly and decided to execute him the next day, fearing that he might escape.
On all the screens around the world, one could see a courtroom with a judge sitting down on his seat behind a ten-foot bulletproof gla.s.s casing with tiny holes to send sound through.
Opposite the judge was an old man that seems to be only skin and bones, giving off the impression that he was weak and powerless, however seeing this didn't move the heart of even a single person, children include, after all, this man is akin to the devil to them.
Beside the old man was an even older looking man that seems to transcend time to be there. The man had a long white beard and an article of white spotless clothing appearing like a wise G.o.d, unfortunately he was standing next to the devil himself, so no one looks kindly towards the G.o.dlike man.
Clank! " Order!" The judge deep and penetrating voice resound in the silent courtroom, making everyone home watching nervously to miss a single thing.
"In the case of the world vs. x.x.xX, you are found guilty at a count of a thousand if not more lives, I ask the defendant, how do you plead?" The judge's voice was cold and emotionless as he asks, waiting for an answer.
Hearing the question, the old man looks at the G.o.dlike man, telling him to speak, getting the hint, the G.o.dlike man spoke with a wrong and disappointed voice, " Your Honor! This is an injustice, how can you just a.s.sume that my client kills all those people even if he was covered in their blood and limbs? This is not fair! You didn't even give us time to prepare before ordering us to come!" The more the G.o.dlike man spoke, the anger he became, making him stand up from his seat and point angerly at the judge, " This is an injustice against an innocent old man and I Shall Not Stand This!!"
Hearing the man's voice, the judge looks at him and only said a line that made the courtroom silent and awkward even for the defendant himself, " If you can't stand this, then sit down, maybe you feel better."
