You were put on trial at the Opera House.

You were brought up to the stand, hands cuffed behind your back, while Neuvillette, The Chief Justice, sat above in his chair. His leg crossed over the other, his cane in his right hand.

“Since the defendant is now present, I declare that the trial regrading the serial murder cases in Fontaine is now in session.” Neuvillette’s voice boomed throughout the court room.

He looked at you, indifferently. “You may state your plea.”