Death and Rebirth: Roleplay with TheNovaSwag #2

Chapter 96

M: Mandara definitely breathed out in relief, thanking A-H for what he did, the Austrian just shrugged in response, though he had a proud smile on his face like he felt good that he helped out.  Since Mandara insisted on finishing his shift for the day, they bid him ado and left.

"I think A-H and I will head back to the castle," Deutsche announced, "from what Mandara and Derogan told me about their brother, he's probably tearing his hair out trying to find a way to nullify the charges, so we'll head up there and tell them what happened, it was nice hanging out with you all, and I apologize for our rocky start, maybe I'll come back someday and we can hang out some more."

N: "Hopefully we do get along," Wolfgang replied, to which Erna nodded in agreement, "we're heading back to the castle anyway so we might as well join your walk back."

"I'm staying in town," Heinrich spoke, and when his friends questioned as to why, he replied, "Callum was pretty shaken up by the ball, and it didn't really help when slipped up about what happened to Christina."

The two nodded, understanding what he meant, and as they were about to head off, Heinz held them behind until Deutsche and A-H were out of earshot. He even wandered away from the store so Mandara wouldn't hear either and secluded themselves in a small alleyway.

"Don't trust Deutsche," he warned them in German, a precaution just in case someone might overhear them, and when they looked at him confused, he sighed, "he's holding back a lie; a lie that might forever break the bond between him and the Mandorians. He seems nice but be cautious."

Not sure how to take the warning, they agreed to be cautious before jogging back to the two countries.

M: The two didn't notice that Wolfgang and Erna lagged behind a bit, they just kept walking until the four reached their horses.  When they returned they didn't know at first where to go to find Johann, Leaving them to ask around if anyone had seen him.

N: One of the servants guided the group to the dining room where Johann was, talking to BE with Gwyn about the potential of pressing charges against Adeyrn.

"Everyone stop," Wolfgang announced, "we were able to pay off Johann's fines. When I mean 'we', the credit should really go to AH." The Saxon then turned to the Austro-Hungarian and muttered about how he was able to get that rich before being interrupted by an elbow to the side.

Gwyn sighed in relief, "Well, if that's sorted then I don't want to press charges."

"Good, because it was a bad idea," the empire stated, and when the Mandorian questioned as to why, he replied, "Well, from what I have learned, you would have definitely lost the case."

"So why didn't you say anything," Johann replied, agitated that the empire didn't put in his verdict sooner.

"Because I'm not supposed to tell you the outcome since I would have been the judge," BE answered as he poured himself a cup of tea, "and maybe it would have taught you a lesson. There are consequences to your actions."

M: "I just want to say, that woman is a terrible person," Deutsche announced, "Johann, please do not do anything rash, but Mis. Adeyrn did strike Mandara.  He told us that she hit him for arriving late to work, which knocked him into a glass case, and she made him clean it up with his bare hands.  Mandara told me to tell you to please not be angry, he said he's fine and to not do anything stupid, his words, not mine."

"You must have bought something pretty nice, I smell gold and rubies,"  Esha stated.

A-H nodded and took out the ring, "apparently Uram (sir) England did not have the same appreciation as you, he gave away rings that belonged to Dukedom of Normandy, for free.  Now I was going to bring it home to my Apu, but I don't know if Császár (emperor) British Empire would like it back?"