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He laughed as he flipped around like an out of control skydiver. This was actually mildly entertaining; when else would he have a chance to spin around in zero gravity? He could view Angara later, if need be.

"Hey Ryudo, I think we found a use for your powers afterall."

"Owwww. Owww oww owwwa oww oww."

The trees really didn't hurt that much. Well, when compared to his normal lifestyle. However, it was certainly enough to make the rest of the trip rather... unenjoyable. And the spinning made it almost impossible for him to cleave the tops off with Dragoonair.

Silver pulled himself out of the ground, grinning slightly. It wasn't a happy grin, more of 'har har' grin. He stretched his arms for a bit, taking note of the surroundings around him.

"I give the flight a B. The seats sucked and I didn't even get complementary snacks."

He stumbled around for a sec, running his fingers through his hair to put it into place. Right off the bat, he could tell the flora was much different from that of the main continent he came from. He said nothing else; he was rather absorbed in this magic heavy environment.

It probably wouldn't be long until Angelous started eating things.

"Ahem..."

Silver cleared his throat and spoke, as if to answer the man. Or at least inform him of the situation.

"By order of the High Council of Angara,

You, Ryugi Kazamaru, are hereby placed under arrest for crimes against the Continent of Angara. The charges brought against you include, but are not limited to theft of property, resisting arrest, destruction of property, attacking officers of the law, and murder.

Anything you say can and will be used against you in a formal hearing at the High Court of Angara. You have the right to a defense, and right to paroll after payment of bail. Do you understand and agree to these rights as stated?"

He recited it with perfect accuracy, and spoke in the same serious tone the man who made the charge did. It would at least give the others a clue at what they could have to deal with.

Damrius took in what Silver had said, and then listened to Ryudo talking.

So I'm guessing that Ryugi was blamed for whatever you did.. Because as far as I'm concerned, he doesn't kill. At least, as far as I have been told. But, I don't know about his past.

So, is this your fault, or his?

Damrius said this, and looked at Silver and Ryudo.

And I could have figured that Angara was not technologically advanced, I was just saying we should gather information. Look for flaws in the Ceremonial Guards' Patrols. Look for weaknesses on the big ones too. Make sure that whoever comes after us in our retreival of Ryugi we can take out. Or at least ones we can easily dispose of without killing easily. But, You're the boss, I'm just listing off ideas, and I think I need to get some sleep on something without scales.

I can assure you my brother's current position was NOT brought about by anything of MY doing.

Ryudo glared at Damrius. He was offended. Ryudo was NOT the type of person to deny what he'd done and pass the blame onto someone else. Never in his life, even durring his darker years had he shifted the blame for his actions elsewhere than his own person. His voice was tinged with a hint of anger as he spoke to Damrius.

Your, to use a human coloquialism, "Cowboy Diplomacy" will NOT be tolerated here. There is no information to be gathered. All the information we need has already been given to us by my brother's accusers. He was convicted of heinous crimes he did not comit, and since I have not been to this place in over 600 years, anything of my doing is out of the question. Therefore, logic would state that a case of mistaken identity is the cause of these events, and nothing else. Someone or something looked enough like my brother to get the two individuals mixed up. To answer your question, it is NEITHER of our faults.

He turned to face Silver after one last look at Dame that pretty much stated that anymore accusations on Ryudo's hand in this wouldn't go over lightly with the dark man.

I tend to agree with you, Dragoon. As odd as my agreement might seem, your course is the quickest and most logical way to go about handling this situation.

He turned again to Damrius, almost lecturing to the young man.

Finding flaws in a next to perfect system and looking for weaknesses in fighters that outclass even myself is a waste of time. Besides, attacking officers of the law is a major offense in Angara, as is the forceful removal of a prisoner. The rules reguarding that are no different here. We do not want to end up in prison with my brother if we are trying to find the one truly responsible for this situation. If my brother has not yet told you this, I will. Look for multiple ways to deal with a situation before setting your mind on one.

Back to Silver. He leaned against the tree once more as he spoke. He spoke first to Silver, then more adressed the group as a whole.

Diplomacy is not always the most exciting way to go about things, but it can often be the best if used wisely with logical decision making. That is why after we rest for a few hours, we will then head to Presea, stay the night there, and head to the City of Elders the next day. That is where my brother will be if held, and that is where his trial will be. Once we are there, we can formulate how to go about things.

Madison remained rather quiet as she listened to the men talk away. She then lightly countinued to exmine the flora around her. One plant had caught the girl's attention rather drastically however.

It was a large flower with bright vibrant orange petals which seemed to be three times larger than her head. She merely smiled and leaned in slightly, to examine the plant more closely. As her she examined the plant, she frowned slightly, knowing that they would need to get moving before their friend got himself in more danger.