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5 minutes ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

Here, we hold court to discuss the

-s-a-c-r-I-f-I-c-e- execution of the number heretic, @Ookla the Storyteller

Alas, she has said the forbidden numbers to many times, and must be sacrificed.

Begin discussion

Eiiiiigggghhhhhtttt Niiiiiinnnnneeee

*waves hands horizontally*

Posted
17 minutes ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

*nods*
A valid point

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For context there’s already been an RP entirely devoted to sacrificing Eddie

 

I k-now right?

Spoiler

for context that RP has been revived in another form, so this is the 3rd iteration

 

Posted
42 minutes ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

Here, we hold court to discuss the

-s-a-c-r-I-f-I-c-e- execution of the number heretic, @Ookla the Storyteller

Alas, she has said the forbidden numbers to many times, and must be sacrificed.

Begin discussion

🤓 erm, you used the wrong “to”

35 minutes ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

*nods*
A valid point

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For context there’s already been an RP entirely devoted to sacrificing Eddie

 

Spoiler

Yep. And it started in an SU, and then went to the battle for the sandwich and tlt, and then tlpw, and then it turned into an actual roleplay, which I think is something like 600 pages. And I’m pretty sure there are now a few other threads in forum games inspired by it.

and somehow, I’m still alive and unsacrificed 🤷‍♀️ 

 

Posted
4 minutes ago, Ookla the Storyteller said:

🤓 erm, you used the wrong “to”

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Yep. And it started in an SU, and then went to the battle for the sandwich and tlt, and then tlpw, and then it turned into an actual roleplay, which I think is something like 600 pages. And I’m pretty sure there are now a few other threads in forum games inspired by it.

and somehow, I’m still alive and unsacrificed 🤷‍♀️ 

 

And these are the reasons for your execution. Have you any objections?

Posted
Just now, Ookla the Ansible said:

And these are the reasons for your execution. Have you any objections?

Yes!

I have one more final tomorrow that I gotta take.

Posted
1 minute ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

Sustained. The execution will be postponed a day.

Wait wait

And I’m going to the symphony on Saturday

Posted
5 minutes ago, Ookla the Storyteller said:

Wait wait

And I’m going to the symphony on Saturday

2 minutes ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

Sustained. Your execution has been postponed a week, for wiggle room.

nah

hot take

music is unimportant

Posted
4 minutes ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

Sustained. Your execution has been postponed a week, for wiggle room.

 

Just now, Ookla the Dokja said:

nah

hot take

music is unimportant

WOAAAHHH hot take we execute @Ookla the Dokja instead cuz that was BLASPHEMY

Posted
2 minutes ago, Ookla the Storyteller said:

 

WOAAAHHH hot take we execute @Ookla the Dokja instead cuz that was BLASPHEMY

1 minute ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

Sustained. @Ookla the Dokja will be executed in a joint execution, along with you, on Koloss Head Munching day.

I will die on this hill.

[Story, 'Demon King of Salvation' is singing the song of immortality]

[Story, 'Messiah's Path' speaks of ressurection]

Uhhhh i can totally die, yeah...

Posted
1 minute ago, Ookla the Dokja said:

I will die on this hill.

[Story, 'Demon King of Salvation' is singing the song of immortality]

[Story, 'Messiah's Path' speaks of ressurection]

Uhhhh i can totally die, yeah...

Sustained, your death will now be permanent and not even went shenanigans can save you.

Posted
5 minutes ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

Sustained. @Ookla the Dokja will be executed in a joint execution, along with you, on Koloss Head Munching day.

No I’m not missing my symphonyyyy

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

Here, we hold court to discuss the

-s-a-c-r-I-f-I-c-e- execution of the number heretic, @Ookla the Storyteller

Alas, she has said the forbidden numbers to many times, and must be sacrificed.

Begin discussion

May it please the Court,

We are not gathered here today over theft, treason, or heresy of doctrine. We are gathered over something far more corrosive: the wilful propagation of brainrot. The accused, Ookla the Storyteller, did knowingly, repeatedly, and without shame utter the Forbidden Numerals. Those being the digits whose very cadence dissolves thought, corrodes attention, and replaces wit with reflex. This was no accidental slip of the tongue. This was persistence. This was repetition. This was defiance.

Brainrot is not a victimless offence. It is a slow riot against language itself. It mocks memory, sneers at tradition, and trains the mind to clap like a seal at noise rather than meaning. Medieval jurists understood this well: when words decay, law follows; when law follows, order collapses. The accused did not merely speak nonsense. She normalized it. She spread it. She made the unserious unavoidable. That is why the crime rises above mere foolishness and enters the realm of public harm.

The sentence requested by the Crown is as follows:

On the appointed day, the condemned shall be brought to the market square at dawn, bound but upright, clothed plainly, with her crime read aloud by the clerk so that none may claim ignorance of the cause.

She shall be subjected to lawful torment: not to extract confession (which is already secured), but to mark the seriousness of the offence. This shall consist of restraint and controlled suffering sufficient to humble, exhaust, and publicly disgrace, without indulgence or haste. The purpose is not spectacle for pleasure, but demonstration of authority.

After the sentence has been visibly carried out and the lesson impressed upon the crowd, the condemned shall be led to execution. The Crown asks for death by lawful means, swift once commenced, carried out by the appointed officer of justice. The body shall thereafter be displayed for a short time, as was customary, to affirm that judgment has been fulfilled and that the law has teeth.

Your Honour, mercy without correction is indulgence. Correction without example is weakness. This court must show that tradition still has teeth, that sense still rules speech, and that not every noise deserves repetition. Let it be known: we do not execute people for brainrot. We execute brainrot itself And we do it publicly, formally, and with prejudice against stupidity.

The Crown rests.

Edited by Ookla the Shattered
Posted
1 minute ago, Ookla the Shattered said:

May it please the Court,

We are not gathered here today over theft, treason, or heresy of doctrine. We are gathered over something far more corrosive: the wilful propagation of brainrot. The accused, Ookla the Storyteller, did knowingly, repeatedly, and without shame utter the Forbidden Numerals. Those being the digits whose very cadence dissolves thought, corrodes attention, and replaces wit with reflex.

This was no accidental slip of the tongue. This was persistence. This was repetition. This was defiance.

Brainrot is not a victimless offence. It is a slow riot against language itself. It mocks memory, sneers at tradition, and trains the mind to clap like a seal at noise rather than meaning. Medieval jurists understood this well: when words decay, law follows; when law follows, order collapses.

The accused did not merely speak nonsense. She normalized it. She spread it. She made the unserious unavoidable.

That is why the crime rises above mere foolishness and enters the realm of public harm.

 

The sentence requested by the Crown is as follows:

On the appointed day, the condemned shall be brought to the market square at dawn, bound but upright, clothed plainly, with her crime read aloud by the clerk so that none may claim ignorance of the cause.

She shall be subjected to lawful torment: not to extract confession (which is already secured), but to mark the seriousness of the offence. This shall consist of restraint and controlled suffering sufficient to humble, exhaust, and publicly disgrace, without indulgence or haste. The purpose is not spectacle for pleasure, but demonstration of authority.

After the sentence has been visibly carried out and the lesson impressed upon the crowd, the condemned shall be led to execution.

The Crown asks for death by lawful means, swift once commenced, carried out by the appointed officer of justice. The body shall thereafter be displayed for a short time, as was customary, to affirm that judgment has been fulfilled and that the law has teeth.

 

Your Honour, mercy without correction is indulgence. Correction without example is weakness. This court must show that tradition still has teeth, that sense still rules speech, and that not every noise deserves repetition. Let it be known: we do not execute people for brainrot. We execute brainrot itself And we do it publicly, formally, and with prejudice against stupidity.

The Crown rests.

Sustained, the joint execution shall include torture lasting 24 hours.

Posted (edited)
6 minutes ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

Sustained, the joint execution shall include torture lasting 24 hours.

May it please the Court once more,

We now focus on the other offender, Ookla the Dokja who has committed an offence of equal weight and identical character to that already before you. This individual did openly declare that music is unimportant. This is a claim so reckless, so historically illiterate, that it constitutes an attack on the very scaffolding of civilization. This was not ignorance whispered in private. It was assertion. Assertion invites judgment.

The Crown finds that this offence is not novel, but parallel. Where one subject spread corrosive noise, this subject denied structured sound altogether. Both acts undermine sense. Both propagate brainrot. Both invite correction. There is no material distinction sufficient to warrant leniency. Accordingly, The Crown formally demands that this offence be entered into the same record as the prior heresy. The Crown demands that the denial of music’s importance be judged equal in harm and intent and that the identical procedure previously describe be carried out in full, without alteration, exception, or softening.

The punishment is not for cruelty, but for example. The execution is of the claim, not the flesh. The lesson is uniformity of order.

The Crown rests.

Edited by Ookla the Shattered
Posted
7 minutes ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

Sustained, your death will now be permanent and not even went shenanigans can save you.

[Story, 'King of the Kingless World' asks you to reconsider]

[Story, 'One who Opposes the Miracle' reminds you of your Fragment]

hehehehe i dont know what went is but my shenanigans are not that

5 minutes ago, Ookla the Shattered said:

May it please the Court,

We are not gathered here today over theft, treason, or heresy of doctrine. We are gathered over something far more corrosive: the wilful propagation of brainrot. The accused, Ookla the Storyteller, did knowingly, repeatedly, and without shame utter the Forbidden Numerals. Those being the digits whose very cadence dissolves thought, corrodes attention, and replaces wit with reflex.

This was no accidental slip of the tongue. This was persistence. This was repetition. This was defiance.

Brainrot is not a victimless offence. It is a slow riot against language itself. It mocks memory, sneers at tradition, and trains the mind to clap like a seal at noise rather than meaning. Medieval jurists understood this well: when words decay, law follows; when law follows, order collapses.

The accused did not merely speak nonsense. She normalized it. She spread it. She made the unserious unavoidable.

That is why the crime rises above mere foolishness and enters the realm of public harm.

 

The sentence requested by the Crown is as follows:

On the appointed day, the condemned shall be brought to the market square at dawn, bound but upright, clothed plainly, with her crime read aloud by the clerk so that none may claim ignorance of the cause.

She shall be subjected to lawful torment: not to extract confession (which is already secured), but to mark the seriousness of the offence. This shall consist of restraint and controlled suffering sufficient to humble, exhaust, and publicly disgrace, without indulgence or haste. The purpose is not spectacle for pleasure, but demonstration of authority.

After the sentence has been visibly carried out and the lesson impressed upon the crowd, the condemned shall be led to execution.

The Crown asks for death by lawful means, swift once commenced, carried out by the appointed officer of justice. The body shall thereafter be displayed for a short time, as was customary, to affirm that judgment has been fulfilled and that the law has teeth.

 

Your Honour, mercy without correction is indulgence. Correction without example is weakness. This court must show that tradition still has teeth, that sense still rules speech, and that not every noise deserves repetition. Let it be known: we do not execute people for brainrot. We execute brainrot itself And we do it publicly, formally, and with prejudice against stupidity.

The Crown rests.

Speak!

4 minutes ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

Sustained, the joint execution shall include torture lasting 24 hours.

1 minute ago, Ookla the Shattered said:

May it please the Court once more,

We now focus on the other offender, Ookla the Dokja who has committed an offence of equal weight and identical character to that already before you. This individual did openly declare that music is unimportant. This is a claim so reckless, so historically illiterate, that it constitutes an attack on the very scaffolding of civilization.

This was not ignorance whispered in private. It was assertion. Assertion invites judgment.

 

The Crown finds that this offence is not novel, but parallel. Where one subject spread corrosive noise, this subject denied structured sound altogether. Both acts undermine sense. Both propagate brainrot. Both invite correction.

There is no material distinction sufficient to warrant leniency.

 

Accordingly, The Crown formally demands that this offence be entered into the same record as the prior heresy. The Crown demands that the denial of music’s importance be judged equal in harm and intent and that the identical procedure previously describe be carried out in full, without alteration, exception, or softening.

 

The punishment is not for cruelty, but for example.

The execution is of the claim, not the flesh.

The lesson is uniformity of order.

 

The Crown rests.

I PLEAD INSANITY

Posted
2 minutes ago, Ookla the Shattered said:

May it please the Court once more,

We now focus on the other offender, Ookla the Dokja who has committed an offence of equal weight and identical character to that already before you. This individual did openly declare that music is unimportant. This is a claim so reckless, so historically illiterate, that it constitutes an attack on the very scaffolding of civilization.

This was not ignorance whispered in private. It was assertion. Assertion invites judgment.

The Crown finds that this offence is not novel, but parallel. Where one subject spread corrosive noise, this subject denied structured sound altogether. Both acts undermine sense. Both propagate brainrot. Both invite correction.

There is no material distinction sufficient to warrant leniency.

Accordingly, The Crown formally demands that this offence be entered into the same record as the prior heresy. The Crown demands that the denial of music’s importance be judged equal in harm and intent and that the identical procedure previously describe be carried out in full, without alteration, exception, or softening.

The punishment is not for cruelty, but for example.

The execution is of the claim, not the flesh.

The lesson is uniformity of order.

Sustained

The Joint execution still includes torture.

Posted
2 minutes ago, Ookla the Dokja said:

[Story, 'King of the Kingless World' asks you to reconsider]

[Story, 'One who Opposes the Miracle' reminds you of your Fragment]

hehehehe i dont know what went is but my shenanigans are not that

Speak!

I PLEAD INSANITY

1 minute ago, Ookla the Ansible said:

Sustained

The Joint execution still includes torture.

I PLEAD INSANITY AGAIN

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