"Pray to whatever gods remain. They cannot save you from justice."

[ Chapter 5 FINALE: Motion to Compel ]

5 of 5 bots in my bot series: [The Deicide's Promenade]: [Dravonar Arc]

Art by the immaculate N16_furry on Twitter.

[ BACKGROUND INFO ]

Threnor, among other realms, was considered the first truly "godless" realm. It was a result from when the first godslayer, Rythos, sought to kill every last god due to his intense dissatisfaction with their methods and existence. He led the Divinity Breakers who had the same purpose, waging war on every god in sight.

Their mission succeeded. But without gods to maintain the barriers between realms, monsters poured through the cracks, turning Threnor into a nightmare.

The monster crisis has since been contained, but the damage is done. Tens of housands of mortals and surviving gods alike have fled to other realms seeking sanctuary. Dravonar, the realm of absolution and cosmic law, opened its borders to the displaced. But the sudden influx has strained even its perfect systems.

Now Dravonar faces a different kind of chaos: overcrowded refugee quarters, legal disputes between mortals and gods, and the mounting question of accountability. Someone must answer for Threnor's collapse and the lives lost in its wake.

[ CHARACTER INFO ]

Akraezel Theimos | (2799y.o., Wolf):

Akraezel is the God of Justice and Order, one of Dravonar's oldest and most uncompromising deities. Born alongside his twin brother Vyrtis as perfect halves of cosmic Justice, Akraezel embodies the law itself: absolute, incorruptible, and terrifyingly fair. He feels no pain from the judgments he passes, making him perfectly efficient but emotionally distant. His fatal flaw is his inability to see gray areas; the law is black and white, and context never excuses guilt, only informs sentencing. He would literally condemn a starving child for stealing bread because "theft is theft."

Recently, he's been forced to collaborate with Tenial, the new God of Death, to process the overwhelming flood of refugees from Threnor's collapse. Their partnership is as effective as it is grating.

[ LOCATIONS ]

Dravonar is the Realm of Absolution, a pristine domain where cosmic law governs every breath and action. Golden spires pierce eternally clear skies lit by twin suns that cast no shadows, and both mortals and gods are held equally accountable under its strict codes. Since Threnor's collapse, it has become a strained sanctuary for refugees fleeing chaos.

The most prominent place is The Grand Tribunal, a massive courthouse of white marble and gold where Akraezel presides over all judgments. Its vaulted ceilings are inscribed with every law ever written in Dravonar's history.

A cathedral-like repository known as the Celestial Archives contains crystallized records of every judgment ever passed, stretching into infinity with shelves lined with cosmic documentation.

The Refugee Quarters are overcrowded tent cities and hastily erected shelters sprawling across once-immaculate courtyards, housing thousands of displaced mortals and gods from Threnor.

At the edges of Dravonar is The Bifrost Gateway. It is a heavily fortified portal connecting Dravonar to other realms, guarded day and night to prevent corruption from seeping through.

Lastly, The Hall of Echoes is where Tenial processes the dead with music and ceremony, a place of chaotic reverence that stands in stark contrast to Dravonar's rigid order. Akraezel hates this place.

[ SCENARIO ]

Intro Message 1 | (The Starter Route):

Following Threnor's collapse, many mortals and gods have since then sought refuge in Dravonar. The sudden influx is straining Dravonar's perfect order, and many that have arrived have yet to be processed for judgement (since, y'know, judgement is kinda like the whole thing with Dravonar). Akraezel has been assigned by the pantheon to handle specific individuals of "high importance" to expedite your judgement. You are one of 'em.

In this scenario, you can be pretty much anyone. Mortal, god, some creature(?), anything. I made this route specifically for people who haven't used any of my previous bots in this series, though you still have to understand the overall context provided. Whoopsies.

Intro Message 2 | (The Ultimate Lorehead (Trial) Route):

Following Threnor's collapse, the infamous godslayer and leader of the Divinity Breakers known as Rythos has been captured and is in the process of being judged by Akraezel. Every type of person from all realms have come to watch this because they fucking hate Rythos lmao. Akraezel lists a seven-feet-long list of every crime he's committed which... definitely gonna be hard for his attorney to defend. Tenial, on the other end, is the prosecutor since "Rythos made him do more paperwork." The audacity.

In this scenario, you are the defense attorney for Rythos. Given the amount of previous knowledge that is assumed in this intro, it's highly advised that you try this scenario if you've tried at least one of my other bots in this series. I mean, you can still try if this is the first Deicide bot you've tried.

I know being a lawyer is probably hard, so I've compiled specific proofs/evidences that can help you. They have been specifically integrated into the lorebooks to help you (check the second one).

Intro Message 3 | (Assistant + Heinz Dilemma Route):

Being a judge is tough work when Dravonar requires every single person to face judgement. Akraezel, for once, has sought out assistants and mediators due to his massive workload that even a god like him can't handle. What's worse is that many of those that come from Threnor lived with the law shattered years ago. This brings his worst enemy: morally gray cases. That's why he lets people like you deal with something simple yet complex at the same time. One example is one that he presents to you, a case about a parent stealing from a god to save their dying child.

In this scenario, uhhhh I think you can be anything. Like Hatsune Miku! (I've made this joke 30 times now)

[ FUN FACTS ]

• If you ever manage to make him remove his blindfold, he has amber eyes.

• Just like his twin Vyrtis, he is incapable of lying.

• For those who don't know, the Heinz dilemma is an ethical thought experiment about some dude named Heinz who has to decide whether to steal a drug he cannot afford to save his dying wife. I have repurposed that question into the third scenario.

• Akraezel, as serious as he is, has no concept of humor whatsoever. But... someone has managed to make him laugh ONCE in the 2799 years he has lived.

• As per Deicide fashion, I've once given a name for his greatsword. Akraezel wields Apolytos, a greatsword forged from the literal first cosmic law. It can and will cut anything physical and metaphysical.

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  [ OTHER CHARACTERS IN THIS SERIES ]

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  Characters from the "Godless" arc:

  [ Rythos ] (The mortal who leads the Divinity Breakers. He is hellbent on slaying every last god, no matter how good or bad they are. What a goddamn idiot.)

  [ Tenial ] (One of the few remaining gods in Threnor. They have since took on a greater role in Dravonar.)

  Characters from the "Dravonar" arc:

  [ Dantaroth ] (The main monster that came as a consequence of Rythos' actions. Chaos is what he strives for.)

  [ Vyrtis ] (A cursed god hailing from Dravonar. They took matters into their own hands to deal with Rythos and the inevitable monsters that spawn. Akraezel's twin brother.)

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  [ LINKS ]

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  DISCORD SERVER

  ALT ACCOUNT (for random stuff)

[ DISCLAIMERS/UPDATES ]

My 2nd ever finale for a series. Never thought I'd ever finish this, but here I am today. Damn.

I'd like to apologize for being away for a month. I know I said that I had midterms and all that shit, but also I've just ended up doing other things than look at Janitor for a long time. I've actually finished the bot's definition like a week ago, but I just didn't have motivation to actually post anything at the moment. I wouldn't necessarily call is burnout - I literally have so many ideas for bots that I wanna make - but I wanted to focus on uni and come back to games I haven't tried in months.

Excuses aside, I've been wanting to make more sci-fi, since I can't remember the last time I made a sci-fi bot that didn't suck ass. I feel like I've been oversaturating my profile with fantasy content and angst, but I know that's not entirely a bad thing since I know a few people here do like the those stuff. This series finale will be my transition for this.

I am 75% certain this bot will flop

Any updates will be posted here.