A knight's imprisonment

[stupidhonor]

[1, right after mission]
[If you open the captive Ankaian unit cockpit, you find its pilot to look like a completely normal human woman. People who hoped for more weird aliens will be disappointed.

She however is armed with a sword - and points it at you! But the sword is sheathed, and given hilt first.]

I yield. By my name I swear to act like a captive should, make no attempts to backstab nor escape unless let go willfully.

I am now at your mercy.

[2]
Yes? What comes now?

Torture, is it?

[Sitting in a cell, Sielje is ready to be interrogated. She actually behaves without causing trouble as promised so if you have questions, ask them and see if she answers.]

Comments

[actuallyselfish]

Dido snorts. "Corruption...that's a nice word. It makes cutting yourself off from other ideas and beliefs sound noble. But if your ideal of good can't survive when faced with your so-called evil...then doesn't that that make them weak?"

She shrugs. "That's just my two cents. Do you want to go talk with our base commander?"

[stupidhonor]

Uu...

[Good thing you brought up Antov, because Sielje was running out of arguments or things to say.]

I... might. What would your base commander say to me?

[actuallyselfish]

"I've got no idea." Dido shrugs. "Wanna find out?"

She pauses, then snatches Sieljie's saber back. "Probably should keep this to avoid bad impressions."

And she escorts you to Antov. Or tries to, at least. What hijinks will result from this?

[srwu_mods]

The thing is, Commander Antov wasn't so sure what to make of Sielje himself. After hearing everyone out, he even briefly considered letting her go... except that there was no way for her to return home, and she insisted on being a prisoner.

In the end, she was partially responsible for a terrorist attack on private property. Antov ordered the Ankaian kept around as a prisoner until her fellow knights show up again. Not necessarily like, a high level prisoner - just keep her under watch, out of reach of weapons and make sure she behaves.

What will be done with Fumerco is unknown for now. There is no proof of them doing anything shady, for one thing. A single prisoner's testimony hardly counts as anything solid.