"Heinrich Rimensberger, your public beheading has been decreed!" The pronouncement echoed through the austere courtroom.
Trials, reserved exclusively for nobles and select commoners of esteemed status. Among the commoners subjected to this stringent process were individuals employed as teachers, private tutors, affluent merchants, and, notably in Oxwade, students. Far from a platform for deliberation, the courtroom merely served as a perfunctory stage for meting out punishments. Since it was basically black and white based on the amendment. In the kingdom's stark dichotomy, once apprehended by the kingdom military and condemned by the king or any higher-status individual, the fate of the accused was irrevocably sealed.
