Editing Elmmet Patterson (section)

== Chronology ==
Being nearby when Elmmet committed yet another crime, [[Durene]] and [[Beniar]] managed to overwhelm the hooded [Thief], only for that person to be revealed as Elmmet. Quickly, some people of Lancrel started the rumour that he had been set up.<ref name="6.34E" />

Among the vocal villagers that then emerged with demands to punish Elmmet corporeally, were [[Ram Shackl]], [[Beycalt Newman]] and [[Helm]]; while Beatica and Rodivek tried to exculpate him by claiming that Elmmet had been set up by the real, face-changing thief.<ref name="6.36 E" />

[[Prost Surehand]] acquired a truth-detection stone, but the enchantment couldn't prove consistently that Elmmet had committed the crime, because of his evasive answers that the stone wasn't able to process. The townfolk from Lancrel, including Elmmet himself, obfuscated the situation, demanded a proper trial by an impartial judge and claimed there was a conspiracy and that Prost was controlling the truth stone himself.<ref name="6.37E" />

In that situation [[Hedag]] the [Executioner] appeared and could determine Elmmet's guilt with her skill of [Revelation of Sin]. She punished his theft by cutting of his hand; his beating of wife and child by striking him with a hammer; and his worst crimes by beheading him.<ref name="6.37E" />

[https://wanderinginn.com/2019/08/24/6-40-e/ After his judgement], Prost declared “Justice was done. I was there at Master Elmmet’s trial and his crimes were revealed. [...] Elmmet’s crimes went beyond thievery and the young shouldn’t hear of what he did. Or anyone who wishes to sleep and think of the man as anything but a monster wearing Human skin.”

After his burial was done with, Hedag eventually played with Elmmet's daughter, trying to restore her childhood.<ref name="6.40">[https://wanderinginn.com/2019/08/24/6-40-e/ Chapter 6.40 E]</ref>