User blog comment:Guildmaster Grovyle/JLE Role Play, Winter 2016-2017/@comment-7345250-20170601203507


 * Celestia ponders this predicament. It certainly sounds like one of her subjects is being held illegally by the Trotsylvanian nobility. That will not stand—she made that clear as long ago as King Vorak's reign.


 * The problem is that the only evidence is the testimony of a criminal mastermind. Di Dracaru is obviously not about to come clean, and there is honestly little pressure she can exert to make him. In fact, any pressure on Princess Celestia's part runs the risk of uniting the counts. She believes Captain Orbit about the kidnapping, but trying to expose the deed is very much the wrong answer.


 * So they need to be sly. Something sneakier is in order. Though the Power Ponies would not have come to her if they thought warping into his castle was the best solution—and she agrees it is not. Two wrongs do not make a right. Especially if the second wrong is caught and revealed to all of Trotsylvania.


 * Law is what this quandary requires. Law with a cordial face.

Princess Celestia: "I do have an idea."


 * She whispers something aside to one of the guards. He swiftly marches out of the room.