"About that..." Legion Commander Darando lowered his head in thought.
A few seconds later, he looked up and said, "How about this? I'll have Omir publicly apologize before the hub's citizens and return all the property he previously stole to its rightful owners.
If he and his subordinates caused any casualties during the robberies, the families of the dead and injured will definitely be compensated for their losses.
As for further punishment... we're currently in desperate need of personnel. My suggestion is to strip him of his general's title and send him to the front lines as an ordinary soldier, where he can atone for his crimes through merit in battle.
What do you all think?"
"This... seems acceptable," Director Soren said thoughtfully.
"I also think this is an appropriate way to handle it," Speaker Lemo said after hearing him out.
"I think it's fine too."
"He can be dealt with that way."
The others chimed in one after another.
After all, a great war was imminent, and they desperately needed people. How could they possibly punish Omir severely? It wasn't as if they could lock him up for decades.
"What about Su Yu?" Director Soren glanced at Ashley before turning his gaze to Darando.
Ashley had not spoken earlier. She had simply stood there with her arms crossed, watching coldly.
"As for Su Yu," Legion Commander Darando said solemnly, "I will personally meet him and seek his forgiveness on Omir's behalf.
Councilor Su Yu has always been on good terms with our Guard Army. In particular, he is very close to Luman Greed, the former quartermaster who used to serve within the Guard Army system. We have wronged him by allowing this to happen, and I hope he can forgive us."
Upon hearing this, Ashley spoke.
With her arms