Portents and Justice
Even as the rest of the order began to question why the judicators still existed, the judicators began to ask a far more dangerous question.
Judicator Chronicles: Heaven's Elevator
Yet the judicators lunar base had to be staffed.
The Night-watch
He wasn't entirely certain what it stood for, beyond possibly 'judicator of dreams.' a title he took on proudly, and very seriously. honored protector of dreams, way-layer of nightmares and scourge of night-terrors.
Water on Fire: Chapter 1 - Intro
Except judication, they really fell off the deep end in that one." "i actually think that's her best album," page comments, picking up a menu and observing it, as i furrow my brow.
The Shackles of Vicis: The Prisoner.
And then...two judicators and probably more in league... enough to sway the votes of the jury. and then, chief judge davonlaufen, ruler of the planet vicis. right?" the wolf raised a single oversized finger to his oversized nose and winked.
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 48
And like some grim judicator, the statue watched over all, its five red eyes the only real specks of colour in all the sky. "why so quiet, dorin?" wardo asked. "we couldn't get you to shut up a minute ago."
Felaya Prologue
Her mask also bore intricate spell runes upon it's face, circling a deeply carved sun to symbolise her worship of feyn the judicator. lefalline's presence was always intimidating yet comforting. "it's time." she simply said.
Walls Book 1 - Ch 16 : Ancient
"isn't it dangerous to think of ourselves as judicators?" "we all have a responsibility to keep an eye on society and make sure it doesn't spiral out of control. wolves just happen to be hardwired in such a way that we're resistant to corruption."
Ander - Chapter 6, Subchapter 47
And like some grim judicator, the statue watched over all, its five red eyes the only real specks of colour in all the sky. "why so quiet, dorin?" wardo asked. "we couldn't get you to shut up a minute ago."
A Test of Law
The far wall of the room from where i stood was lined with a crescent shaped table, raised several feet above the floor so that it would serve both as a council table and as a judicator's bench
Tales of the Stout Bulwark: First Assembly
#19 of hearth star one of a couple projects i've been working on since finishing up judicator chronicles and trying to figure out what to do next.
The Helpline : Chapter 3
It's because of this fucked up judical system where we have to waste resources trying to free obviously guilty people that we can't just lock them up where they belong.