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'''Seen in:''' [[1.15 - Ares on Trial]]. | '''Seen in:''' [[1.15 - Ares on Trial]]. | ||
The Olympian Scroll is light blue, with darker blue sides. The sides have an almost tribal pattern cut out of them. On the back of the scroll in the middle, there is a large symbol that looks like two lightening bolts crossed through a circle. | |||
The scroll reads: | The scroll reads: | ||
''"As an Olympian God, you will receive a fair hearing, and in accordance with the law, you are allowed to choose your own defender. | ''"As an Olympian God, you will receive a fair hearing, and in accordance with the law, you are allowed to choose your own defender.'' | ||
If selected as a defender by an accused God in a godly tribunal, the chosen one must serve or else share the sentence if the accused is found guilty."'' | ''If selected as a defender by an accused God in a godly tribunal, the chosen one must serve or else share the sentence if the accused is found guilty."'' | ||
[[Category:Canon]][[Category:Items]][[Category:Scrolls]][[Category:Items In 1.15 - Ares on Trial]] | [[Category:Canon]][[Category:Items]][[Category:Scrolls]][[Category:Items In 1.15 - Ares on Trial]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:52, 23 April 2013
Seen in: 1.15 - Ares on Trial.
The Olympian Scroll is light blue, with darker blue sides. The sides have an almost tribal pattern cut out of them. On the back of the scroll in the middle, there is a large symbol that looks like two lightening bolts crossed through a circle.
The scroll reads:
"As an Olympian God, you will receive a fair hearing, and in accordance with the law, you are allowed to choose your own defender.
If selected as a defender by an accused God in a godly tribunal, the chosen one must serve or else share the sentence if the accused is found guilty."
