West Sail Port Harbor area Court.
The marble walls are engraved with the scales symbolizing justice, and under the lofty dome, circles of seats are arranged.
On the judgment seat, five judges are seated, all around fifty to sixty years old, their faces filled with wrinkles exuding solemnity, looking dignified and respectable.
The wide jury seats are also fully occupied.
Among them, a small portion are officers from the Southern Legion, while the majority are local Weilante people citizens of West Sail Port, or Weilante merchants passing through the area.
The people held great enthusiasm for this trial, with some even traveling from Evernight Harbor or other colonies, not for the business opportunities the "upcoming three hundred thousand troops" would bring, but for a firsthand look at the courtroom.
