The First Judgement

[supremejudge]

[And suddenly folks, a message from our sponsor:]

Many people would rather swallow a lie than a truth, but there are only so many lies one can tell before the truth is eventually realized. And even then, some people still would rather live knowing it is a lie. Here, it is quite evident that this is true. Although there is a fine line between someone wishing to live a lie and forcing someone to live a lie, they are both despicable acts. That being said, do you realize whom exactly you are trying to fool?  You may not have an idea of the depth of the crime you have committed, and even if you do it is most likely you do not realize the consequences that are awaiting for you before and when you come to your end. You can choose to hide and cover your tracks, however.... there is nothing that can stop you from inevitably getting what you truly deserve.

Comments

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

Would the beholder be able to see the truth if his/or her eye is forced shut and their mind made vacant?

The intent was to use those words not so they would be just intimidated but possibly reflect on their actions a bit more. However, it is also likely they are without guilt and therefore do not take remorse in what they have done.

[covets-humanity.livejournal.com]

In other words, you wasted your breath.

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

What makes you think that? If they don't at least reflect on their actions, then maybe they will remember what is at the end of every mortal life. And if they don't happen to be immortal, then they will remember that this orchestrated lie will not last forever.

[covets-humanity.livejournal.com]

No one cares of the opinions of things they think are bugs, that's why. You, me, and everyone else--we're little chittering insects and they couldn't care less to listen.

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

Hm. If that is so, then I wouldn't be surprised--there's enough evidence to show how much arrogance they seem to have about their hold upon us.

Now, who would be telling me such words?

[covets-humanity.livejournal.com]

Me? I am the one and only great Envy.

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

I am Shikieiki Yamaxanadu. The one who judges those in the afterlife.

...I am curious as to what exactly could have possessed someone to give one such an unfortunate name.

[covets-humanity.livejournal.com]

Hah, unfortunate. Father never was creative with our names.

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

I would suppose not, unless he was deliberately naming his children with something in mind.

[covets-humanity.livejournal.com]

Maybe he did. You could say our family was a bit strange.

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

Yes, a little strange indeed. I would guess your family is easily more of one than any of these ones forcibly put together in this town, however.