Controversial The trial of Hogwarts: did Jeff and TAC backstab Sebastian? Is ThatGuy a dark wizard? (Pre-Trial SIGN-UP)
- Thread starter Mr. Reloaded
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we will have that on mind, but until then both parties must hold their materials and opinions for themselves to show on the trial
@TheAncientCenturion has been accused of betraying the character of Sebastian in the game of Hogwarts Legacy.
There are also growing rumors he may be a Hufflepuff, is this man guilty?
Shout outs to @Playa4321 for the idea of this trial!
JUDGE:
DEFENDANT: @TheAncientCenturion
DEFENSE:
@Adam 🍎
PROSECUTION:
JURY:
@Kerkovian
@Warchief Sanji D Goat
@DarkestKnightofSpoilers
WITNESSES:
@Playa4321
Claim your role.
TRIAL BEGINS NEXT FRIDAY
There are also growing rumors he may be a Hufflepuff, is this man guilty?
Shout outs to @Playa4321 for the idea of this trial!
JUDGE:
DEFENDANT: @TheAncientCenturion
DEFENSE:
@Adam 🍎
PROSECUTION:
JURY:
@Kerkovian
@Warchief Sanji D Goat
@DarkestKnightofSpoilers
WITNESSES:
@Playa4321
Claim your role.
TRIAL BEGINS NEXT FRIDAY
I feel thoroughly offended
My soul will never recover
Nice try TAC we know it's you.
@Mr. Reloaded make me the detective! I'll uncover TAC dirty secrets ez
@Mr. Reloaded make me the detective! I'll uncover TAC dirty secrets ez
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I asked a bot to plot a possible simulation/prediction of the trial and this is what it gave me:
The courtroom is packed with spectators eagerly waiting for the trial to begin. Judge Rottkins, dressed in a brightly colored suit and a clown nose, takes his seat on the bench.
The first to take the stand is the prosecutor, the mysterious "That man" who is represented only by a dark silhouette. "Your honor," he begins, "the evidence against TheAncientCenturion is overwhelming. He betrayed Sebastian in Hogwarts Legacy, a crime that cannot be taken lightly."
Adam, TAC's defense attorney, stands up to make his opening statement. "Your honor, my client is innocent until proven guilty, and there is no concrete evidence to support these allegations. We ask that the charges be dropped and that TAC be allowed to go free."
Le Fishe D. Tomdou, the eccentric detective assigned to the case, takes the stand. "Your honor," he says, "I have conducted an extensive investigation into this matter, and I can confirm that TheAncientCenturion did indeed betray Sebastian. However, I have also discovered that he is not a Hufflepuff, as has been suggested."
Judge Rottkins interrupts. "What does being a Hufflepuff have to do with anything?"
Le Fishe D. Tomdou explains, "Well, your honor, TAC has always been infatuated with bad luck, and as we all know, Hufflepuffs are particularly unlucky. But my investigation has revealed that he is actually a Slytherin."
The crowd murmurs in surprise, and even TAC looks shocked.
The prosecutor objects. "Your honor, this is irrelevant. The fact remains that TheAncientCenturion betrayed Sebastian, and he must be held accountable for his actions."
Adam jumps in. "But your honor, we have evidence that suggests otherwise. TAC was actually trying to help Sebastian, but his plan went awry due to bad luck. He is not a traitor, but rather a victim of circumstance."
After a lengthy trial, Judge Rottkins delivers his verdict. "The evidence against TheAncientCenturion is indeed strong, and he is guilty of betraying Sebastian. However, there is no evidence to support the claim that he is a Hufflepuff. Therefore, I find him guilty of the former charge and innocent of the latter."
The courtroom erupts in cheers and applause, and TAC looks relieved as he is led away to begin serving his sentence.
It keeps defaulting TAC to Slythering with absolutely no input from me on that beforehand, when I was generating the prompt for this LMAO!
The courtroom is packed with spectators eagerly waiting for the trial to begin. Judge Rottkins, dressed in a brightly colored suit and a clown nose, takes his seat on the bench.
The first to take the stand is the prosecutor, the mysterious "That man" who is represented only by a dark silhouette. "Your honor," he begins, "the evidence against TheAncientCenturion is overwhelming. He betrayed Sebastian in Hogwarts Legacy, a crime that cannot be taken lightly."
Adam, TAC's defense attorney, stands up to make his opening statement. "Your honor, my client is innocent until proven guilty, and there is no concrete evidence to support these allegations. We ask that the charges be dropped and that TAC be allowed to go free."
Le Fishe D. Tomdou, the eccentric detective assigned to the case, takes the stand. "Your honor," he says, "I have conducted an extensive investigation into this matter, and I can confirm that TheAncientCenturion did indeed betray Sebastian. However, I have also discovered that he is not a Hufflepuff, as has been suggested."
Judge Rottkins interrupts. "What does being a Hufflepuff have to do with anything?"
Le Fishe D. Tomdou explains, "Well, your honor, TAC has always been infatuated with bad luck, and as we all know, Hufflepuffs are particularly unlucky. But my investigation has revealed that he is actually a Slytherin."
The crowd murmurs in surprise, and even TAC looks shocked.
The prosecutor objects. "Your honor, this is irrelevant. The fact remains that TheAncientCenturion betrayed Sebastian, and he must be held accountable for his actions."
Adam jumps in. "But your honor, we have evidence that suggests otherwise. TAC was actually trying to help Sebastian, but his plan went awry due to bad luck. He is not a traitor, but rather a victim of circumstance."
After a lengthy trial, Judge Rottkins delivers his verdict. "The evidence against TheAncientCenturion is indeed strong, and he is guilty of betraying Sebastian. However, there is no evidence to support the claim that he is a Hufflepuff. Therefore, I find him guilty of the former charge and innocent of the latter."
The courtroom erupts in cheers and applause, and TAC looks relieved as he is led away to begin serving his sentence.
It keeps defaulting TAC to Slythering with absolutely no input from me on that beforehand, when I was generating the prompt for this LMAO!
I asked a bot to plot a possible simulation/prediction of the trial and this is what it gave me:
The courtroom is packed with spectators eagerly waiting for the trial to begin. Judge Rottkins, dressed in a brightly colored suit and a clown nose, takes his seat on the bench.
The first to take the stand is the prosecutor, the mysterious "That man" who is represented only by a dark silhouette. "Your honor," he begins, "the evidence against TheAncientCenturion is overwhelming. He betrayed Sebastian in Hogwarts Legacy, a crime that cannot be taken lightly."
Adam, TAC's defense attorney, stands up to make his opening statement. "Your honor, my client is innocent until proven guilty, and there is no concrete evidence to support these allegations. We ask that the charges be dropped and that TAC be allowed to go free."
Le Fishe D. Tomdou, the eccentric detective assigned to the case, takes the stand. "Your honor," he says, "I have conducted an extensive investigation into this matter, and I can confirm that TheAncientCenturion did indeed betray Sebastian. However, I have also discovered that he is not a Hufflepuff, as has been suggested."
Judge Rottkins interrupts. "What does being a Hufflepuff have to do with anything?"
Le Fishe D. Tomdou explains, "Well, your honor, TAC has always been infatuated with bad luck, and as we all know, Hufflepuffs are particularly unlucky. But my investigation has revealed that he is actually a Slytherin."
The crowd murmurs in surprise, and even TAC looks shocked.
The prosecutor objects. "Your honor, this is irrelevant. The fact remains that TheAncientCenturion betrayed Sebastian, and he must be held accountable for his actions."
Adam jumps in. "But your honor, we have evidence that suggests otherwise. TAC was actually trying to help Sebastian, but his plan went awry due to bad luck. He is not a traitor, but rather a victim of circumstance."
After a lengthy trial, Judge Rottkins delivers his verdict. "The evidence against TheAncientCenturion is indeed strong, and he is guilty of betraying Sebastian. However, there is no evidence to support the claim that he is a Hufflepuff. Therefore, I find him guilty of the former charge and innocent of the latter."
The courtroom erupts in cheers and applause, and TAC looks relieved as he is led away to begin serving his sentence.
It keeps defaulting TAC to Slythering with absolutely no input from me on that beforehand, when I was generating the prompt for this LMAO!
The courtroom is packed with spectators eagerly waiting for the trial to begin. Judge Rottkins, dressed in a brightly colored suit and a clown nose, takes his seat on the bench.
The first to take the stand is the prosecutor, the mysterious "That man" who is represented only by a dark silhouette. "Your honor," he begins, "the evidence against TheAncientCenturion is overwhelming. He betrayed Sebastian in Hogwarts Legacy, a crime that cannot be taken lightly."
Adam, TAC's defense attorney, stands up to make his opening statement. "Your honor, my client is innocent until proven guilty, and there is no concrete evidence to support these allegations. We ask that the charges be dropped and that TAC be allowed to go free."
Le Fishe D. Tomdou, the eccentric detective assigned to the case, takes the stand. "Your honor," he says, "I have conducted an extensive investigation into this matter, and I can confirm that TheAncientCenturion did indeed betray Sebastian. However, I have also discovered that he is not a Hufflepuff, as has been suggested."
Judge Rottkins interrupts. "What does being a Hufflepuff have to do with anything?"
Le Fishe D. Tomdou explains, "Well, your honor, TAC has always been infatuated with bad luck, and as we all know, Hufflepuffs are particularly unlucky. But my investigation has revealed that he is actually a Slytherin."
The crowd murmurs in surprise, and even TAC looks shocked.
The prosecutor objects. "Your honor, this is irrelevant. The fact remains that TheAncientCenturion betrayed Sebastian, and he must be held accountable for his actions."
Adam jumps in. "But your honor, we have evidence that suggests otherwise. TAC was actually trying to help Sebastian, but his plan went awry due to bad luck. He is not a traitor, but rather a victim of circumstance."
After a lengthy trial, Judge Rottkins delivers his verdict. "The evidence against TheAncientCenturion is indeed strong, and he is guilty of betraying Sebastian. However, there is no evidence to support the claim that he is a Hufflepuff. Therefore, I find him guilty of the former charge and innocent of the latter."
The courtroom erupts in cheers and applause, and TAC looks relieved as he is led away to begin serving his sentence.
It keeps defaulting TAC to Slythering with absolutely no input from me on that beforehand, when I was generating the prompt for this LMAO!
@Sir Yasheen you up for procecution again?
@HA001 OF THE RAIN TAC is facing court 
