(01-31-2014, 07:03 PM)LiadansWhisper Wrote: Sure. Â But...from the description, I'm not sure how the person interpreted it as that. Â Since one character was turning himself into another character (who actually had the authority to take him into custody), and a third character - apparently overhearing the conversation - buts in and decides that he/she will take them both into custody. Â I know it didn't really come up, but the Flame didn't have the authority to arrest anyone, much less a Sultansworn. o_O
It could easily be played as an IC misunderstanding, wherein the soldier in question (again, ignoring the fact that Immortal Flames don't really have law enforcement power - that's a specific detail that's unnecessary when generalizing out the situation) perceived the man turning himself in as actually the man conspiring with the woman. Sultansworn certainly aren't immune to corruption, after all, and how is one to tell the difference between "I'm telling this person my plans because I'm turning myself in" and "I'm telling this person my plans because I'm hoping for their help" when you just overhear some words? Easy resolution would have been that, after being taken to the jail for booking, the Sultansworn could have explained the whole situation. They would've then had to wrestle with the choice of actually turning in their friend in the interest of preserving their own image or not. The former might have gotten said friend medical help, though, as certainly the Blades wouldn't have wanted to leave a criminal laying on the street; as soon as the Sultansworn gave them the what's what, they could've gone off to pick him up.
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