Surprisingly it could be said that both parties had convincing arguments. When Taf announced that he and May would be representing themselves, they were mercilessly ridiculed, yet they handled themselves quite professionally throughout.
The way they brought forth arguments countering the allegations was indeed noteworthy, to say the least. Now it was time to see how it all concluded. Having heard the cases of both parties the panel of twelve judges had made their exit in order to deliberate. When leaving Taf noted of the twelve there were still two who had guilty written all over their faces.
Not even the four senior elders had come to a conclusion. Yet two who they held no prior disagreement with had already found them guilty. At first, he thought it was the doing of Adjudicator Baro. But having engaged in a battle of whits with him throughout the course of the day, Taf no longer thought this was the case.
