> "On the contrary," Su Lin said. "In the past, Demons have often been
exposed by their accounts of Heaven. They have all been the same vivid
description. Your account, however, has been consistant with those few who
were legitimately returned from the grave," he admitted.
> "That Question, and the one preceeding it, was a test," he explained.
"You passed, but we are not yet finished." She would still have to undergo
questioning from the other two council members.
> Cassandra Malloy, the new york Precept, was the next to speak up. "Since
your supposed return, have you been examined by a Legacy affiliated
physician?"
>
Derek's jaw tightened. "I beg to differ with you," he said his voice a bit
gruff. "Seeing as NONE of us know the first thing about what the other side
is truely like, it is the hieght of arrogance to presume you can determine
anything by asking such questions. As for medical evidence, we ran our own
tests on her and they all checked out. Those test results were conducted
properly and should be evidence enough. Unless of course you are
questioning the integrity of my entire house." He didn't care if he was
sounding unreasonable.
