☆Solarball randoms☆

¤☆TRIAL☆¤

Okay decided to write about how the trial could go, this probably isn't close to Canon but idc.

ANYWAY FEMALE SATURN BECAUSE YES💗

(HUMANISED)
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The grand cosmic courtroom stood silent, filled with beings of unimaginable power. The walls shimmered with stardust, as rays of sunlight pierced the deep expanse of space, casting an ethereal glow over the proceedings. The Sun, the core and judge of this universe, sat at the pinnacle of the courtroom. His golden, piercing eyes—sharp as the heat of the stars—gazed down upon the assembly. The planets, moons, and celestial beings gathered in the seats below, their forms humanoid but vast and awe-inspiring in their presence.

At the center of the courtroom stood Planet X. His massive form was cloaked in shadows and light that swirled with the vastness of space itself, creating an aura of mystery. His eyes, once full of curiosity and hope, now held a solemn sadness, a deep sorrow borne from eons of isolation. The years of exile—spent beyond the Solar System, far from the warmth of the Sun and the company of his fellow celestial bodies—had hardened him. He had returned, not with vengeance... or maybe just a small flicker of it may have remained in his heart. He had returned to seek the truth, to unearth the long-buried past, and perhaps, to be welcomed back into the Solar System.

Beside him stood Europa and Ganymede, now acting as his defense attorneys in this trial. They had seen the injustice done to Planet X, and too themselves and they were here to make sure it would be rectified. Europa cleared her throat before she spoke.

"Your Honor," Europa began, her voice steady but resolute. She met the Sun's gaze, the weight of the moment pressing down on her. "We stand before you today to bring justice and truth. The time has come for the universe to know what really transpired—why Planet X was exiled. And more importantly, to finally welcome him back to the Solar System where he belongs."

The Sun remained silent, shifting his gaze between the defendants and the other planets, his expression skeptical. Planet X, after all, had left the Solar System on his own terms long ago. Why had he returned now? The Sun furrowed his brow as he thought over the eons past. Had he misunderstood something all this time? Had Jupiter—his most trusted planet—been hiding something?

After a long, heavy pause, the Sun spoke, his voice steady but tinged with doubt.

"Planet X," the Sun began, his voice a low rumble, "You were exiled long ago. But now, after eons of silence, you have returned. Tell me why. What has brought you back?"

Planet X stood still, his massive form casting a long shadow across the courtroom. His gaze never wavered from the Sun, his voice deep and resonant, yet tinged with the echoes of a long, painful journey. "I returned because the truth must be known," he said, his words deliberate, as if he had rehearsed them for eons. "I was cast out for no reason other than fear. Fear of the truth. And that truth... lies with Jupiter and Saturn."

A wave of unease rippled through the room, and for the first time, the other planets turned their eyes toward each other, exchanging uncertain glances. Jupiter, sitting near the front with Saturn beside him, felt the weight of Planet X's words press down on him. His fingers clenched tightly into fists, his knuckles turning white. A surge of guilt and fear flooded through him, threatening to overwhelm his thoughts. Saturn, sensing his unease, placed a gentle hand on his arm. Her hand trembled, a silent plea to keep him and herself calm.

Europa, her voice cutting through the sudden silence, took a step forward. Her eyes were fixed firmly on the Sun, a mix of determination and sorrow in her gaze. "Your Honor," she said, addressing the Sun directly. "Planet X was not exiled because he posed a threat to the Solar System, but because of a series of lies and fears that stemmed from Jupiter and Saturn. They hid the truth to protect themselves, and in doing so, they condemned him to years of loneliness and isolation."