By my own order.

[zmanbuilder]

I will hunt Zoh Shia.

That line still gives me chills.

[dgresevfan]

"Wait, that's illegal."

[アンジェル]

Originally posted by zmanbuilder:

By my own order.
I will hunt Zoh Shia.

That line still gives me chills.

We knew it was going to happen. Still it was one of the best moments.

[dgresevfan]

Originally posted by アンジェル:

Originally posted by zmanbuilder:

By my own order.
I will hunt Zoh Shia.

That line still gives me chills.

We knew it was going to happen. Still it was one of the best moments. :MHRISE_happy:

How did you know it was going to happen?

[zmanbuilder]

I'm really looking forward to the high rank fight and farming its armor set, really hope it has a lance as otherwise i will be bummed.

I need to get my weapons upgraded to rarity 8 in preparation.

[Unlucky]

Originally posted by dgresevfan:

"Wait, that's illegal."

This is true, but that's why the line is supposed to be important.
Alma couldn't say it bc she doesn't know if the Guild would give permission for this due to the severe consequences of it. But the decision also needed to be made soon, before it hatched, meaning things did not have time to go through the proper channels in the Guild.
Therefore the Hunter had to take it upon themselves to make the decision... and that means the Hunter is also taking all responsibility for the consequences of the action, including if the Guild or any of the residents wish to pursue them for it. And as we know, the action definitely had consequences.

It is, of course, just a game so you don't 'face trial', where they would need to explain themselves and the people decide their fate, or anything like that... but in reality that's probably what would have happened if they did something like this.

Personally I think it was an okay line for the game, probably the only important line in the whole game, but was also a bit of a cop out, too. *shrug*

[zmanbuilder]

Originally posted by Unlucky:

Originally posted by dgresevfan:

"Wait, that's illegal."

This is true, but that's why the line is supposed to be important.
Alma couldn't say it bc she doesn't know if the Guild would give permission for this due to the severe consequences of it. Therefore the Hunter had to take it upon themselves to make the decision... and that means the Hunter is taking all responsibility for the consequences of the action, including if the Guild or any of the residents wish to pursue them for it. And as we know, the action definitely had consequences.

It is, of course, just a game so you don't 'face trial', where they would need to explain themselves and the people decide their fate, or anything like that... but in reality that's probably what would have happened if they did something like this.

Personally I think it was an okay line for the game, probably the only important line in the whole game, but was also a bit of a cop out, too. *shrug*

Ace attorney crossover to defend the hunter?

[Isaac]

if that gives you chills then you seem to get chills very easily