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Angeal went and sat next to Luneatha sighing in relief that it was over, knowing that it could have come out worse that it did, he turned his head to look at her and smiled softly "I'm sorry you had to see that"

"If any of our members wish for a judge and feel this is the right decision then you may take it up with on of the higher ups. Also now that we have your established council how do you choose which of us is right to take the mantel of judge? This needs to be done fairly"

Angeal laughed loudly "I'm afraid you have it wrong, I am the least qualified out of the council, Alundra has been both judge and vice, and Amaroq was her next in line till Maluc came back, knowing these facts do you still stand by what you said?"
Angeal looked into the fire "Don't get me wrong I'd love the position but I just think there are others better suited"

Lune's apparent exasperation made Amaroq give a sheepish and apologetic smile.
She listened and leaned back on the wall near the fireplace, arms crossed over my stomach. After a moment, she spoke. "I don't see a current need to replace the council, but if we are to choose a judge, I agree was Masanori. Angeal seems to be the best candidate at this point." Her eyes shifted to settle on Angeal to make it clear she was addressing him. "It would be more convenient and more... traditional to make Alundra judge. She was vice-judge, and is heir to the hapless throne as it stands. She already has a thread set up for this purpose. However, I am unsure of her current availability to perform the tasks of a judge. I know my own availability is low and will only decrease in coming months."
Her mouth turned to a hard line as she refocused her attention on Masanori. She was annoyed, but tried her best to be annoyed at the situation and not at him personally. "I think I would agree with you more if I could understand the way you talk. You seem to drop words and break up your sentences." The speech of his that I understood was normally when he devolved into introspective jargon that had little to no bearing on the actual situation, and left no room for further conversation.

Your Leo sigs don't work...

and personally I dislike IAC, not as simple as Ivalice Alliance. Just a bunch of random crap thrown together to quiet the masses. Theres a crap load of our people in there!

Still staring straight ahead, she replied to her new friends, "It is okay. Things like these happen, and it is not the first time I witness it. Let this be a lesson to all of us. A rift between orders, judges and members alike is the last thing we need." A faint smile graced her features. She heard Masanori-san speak up, and gave a slight nod of agreement. She vowed the same thing in her heart. She would do her best to help this place.

"I believe the three of you are fit to be a judge. I have not known you long, but you three made the council. I think all of you have the necessary requirements and experience to lead. And the three of you have gained respect from many." She spoke up with her soft yet unrelenting voice, "I believe other Orders are also still looking for Judges, too?" Turning, she looked Masanori in the eye. Her eyes were gentle, yet firm at the same time.

"The IAC is another guild run with similar intentions, and obviously the Ivalice theme as the 'Back drop' for the guild." Angeal's gaze met that of the shade and smiled slightly "Although, it will never be the true IA"

"And Thank you all of you whom agreed I would make a good judge, but at least for now lets keep the order running as smoothly as it is with the council." Angeal turns to bow to each of them in turn, his armour glittering in the firelight as he bowed low with respect.