Danganronpa Courtroom の小説・ストーリー

He offers his arm. I hesitate just long enough for him to notice. “Serena,” he says quietly, not impatient, just firm. I take his arm. His grip is steady, unyielding, guiding me up the steps as though this is something we’ve done before. I notice the men stationed around the entrance immediately. They were too alert and well positioned. The Security disguised as coincidence. Inside, the courtroom is small and cold. The judge stiffens the moment Dante enters, straightening in his seat, his expression turning cautious.

Aiden can only appear as an audience. “This way, ma’am,” After what felt like an eternity, the guard came for me. I’m the last one to appear in court. The moment the guard pushes open the courtroom’s heavy door, I instantly feel Damon’s hot sights landing on me. But when I look over, he is already looking at the file in front of him on the defendant’s stand as if he never looked over. He looks the same as I remember him. Handsome, neat, sharp. Only his face is a little paler than usual, or maybe it’s just the light.

Dana POV: Jodie's Lawsuit Is Thrown Out Chloe Pennington welcomes me with a firm handshake the moment I walk through the doors of the courtroom. Her eyes dart past my shoulder to look at Lori and Hymar. "They with you, Dana?" she asks. "Yes. They're with me." "Alright," Chloe says, her tone businesslike. "Follow me." She leads us down the center aisle to the defense table. I notice there are already three other people seated on our side of the courtroom, meticulously organizing stacks of legal manila folders.

Sarah on the other hand was videoing the scene with her phone. That was all he needed, what he needed to keep him sane from what is happening and mostly from the doubts that has build a complex within. We are all humans so doubts are inevitable feelings in this kind of situation. The judge expression was blank, except for the lawyers who glared at what is happening assiduously the whole courtroom was dead silent. By now the bailiffs have managed to pull Daniel from the dock, putting him in the back seat and telling him how they will punish him later.

Jade’s lips moved slowly, cracked, dry and managed to say one word… “Dana.” The entire courtroom gasps. Then the gavel does what it does best. “Let the record show the victim has identified Dana Sosa as her attacker.” My lawyer, Priya’s predecessor, stands. “Objection. The victim is medicated, non-verbal, and the audio recording is unavailable due to technical malfunction—” Judge: “Overruled. The jury will weigh the evidence.” They weighed it and they found me guilty. The flashback ends. The room snaps back and the bleach smell hits me again.

Calla’s POV We transformed the dining table into a war room within the hour, covering every available surface with documents, legal precedents, hand-drawn diagrams, and notes that Jake had somehow procured from sources I probably didn’t want to know about. “Court proceedings here have a specific format,” Jake explained, unfolding a document that looked ancient and was so filled with fancy writing that it strained my eyes. “First, the Chief Elder reads the charges against someone, then the accused can either accept or deny them. After that, witnesses testify in an order based on their status, evidence is shown and verified, and then a group of Seven Elders discusses everything in private befo

She sat on the right-hand side of the court. Shortly afterward, Damon Steel walked into the courtroom with Miss Paula Cage and sat on the left-hand side. Judge Bill walked in wearing a long black robe a few minutes later. She sat on the bench above the witness stand. Judge Bill banged her gavel and said, “The court is in session.” Then she asked Miss Paula Cage to stand. Miss Cage and her lawyer, Mr Damon Steel, stood up. Judge Bill looked at Miss Cage and asked, “How do you plead, Miss Cage?” Paula smiled at Judge Bill and replied without hesitation, “Not guilty, Your Honour.” A faint smile appeared on Doreen's face.

"You all seem to be enjoying yourselves, but let me remind you not to forget the rules of the game. None of you has stated your sins for this round. Please hurry. One minute remaining." I quickly looked at the timer on the wall. With all the fighting earlier, we had completely forgotten about time. I opened my mouth to speak, but another thought hit me. If I revealed the full truth about my own crime, it could be used against me in the next round. Wasn't that exactly what happened to Dwayne? Suddenly, I understood the true nature of this game. It was called The Judgement Chamber, meaning they were judging us by our sins. If I wanted to survive, I couldn't reveal everything.

Marcus was led in moments later, his expression carefully composed despite the visible tension in his shoulders, betraying, for the first time since his surrender, genuine uncertainty about what the next few minutes might bring. The judge entered, the room rising in unison before settling back into a silence so complete Elena could hear her own heartbeat pounding loudly in her ears. "Has the jury reached a verdict," the judge asked, addressing the foreperson directly. "We have, Your Honor," the foreperson said, rising with a slip of paper trembling slightly in her hands. Elena felt Damian's grip tighten around her hand, both of them holding their breath as the entire courtroom seemed to lean

They went to a secluded corner to talk. "Rowan wanted to be presented to the court as soon as possible," The Gamma informed them. "And he refused to have a lawyer." "Assemble the court in two hours," Cohen instructed him. "Yes, Alpha." Brandon re-entered the building. Two hours passed, the Court was assembled, and Rowan was escorted inside. Anita was sitting in the audience area with Liam, their parents, Jazmine, and others who came to hear the Court. Seven Councilors; Mira, Cohen, Alpha Mason of the Lycans, Lady Astrid of the Witches, Sir William of the Vampires, Alpha Carlson of the Werewolves, and High Lord Stefano de Lucca of the Daemons, took their seats as the hearing started. Rowan's