Day of Justice

The Day of Justice was the sentencing and execution of 15 people on the 16. Rankul 1946 by the Dorispoko Livian Tribunal, conducted by HELVEC against members of AXAAN convicted of war crimes during the Livian War.
== Background ==
In late 1945 and early 1946, HELVEC were actively pursuing wanted war criminals from AXAAN allied forces. The United Livian Armies of Peace were tasked with detaining Qeelsian and Haklasian nationals, with Qeelsian troops in Sentiva detaining Sentivan nationals. It was decided that a future trail would take place in Dorispoko, Sentiva, so the detained individuals were brought to the city in mid 1946. Three wanted individuals, Yoravid Yavut, Ramun Niral and Kinha Wolod fled before capture and were never convicted.
== Executions ==
On the 16th of Rankul 1946, ten days after fifteen individuals recieved their death sentence, they were carried out on the same day, and in some instances at the same time.
=== 12:40 ===
At around 12:40, at the Dorispoko Central Courthouse, judge Alavin Kuno Qeelsia ordered the presence of Yaqu Viha, Han Teyh and Obun Wuqo-Tah at the execution site. The three men were brought out from the court prison and placed in front of the witness crowds. Their sentences were listed by judge Alavin, and at 12:46, Yaqu Viha was placed at the gallow, having a rope placed around his neck. Yaqu Viha was granted final words, which were "Always for my people." He was killed shortly after and removed. Han Teyh was then placed at the gallow and offered final words, which were "Always for Yaqu Viha Thought." Obun Wugo-Tah chose the final words "Always for the Yaqu Viha Thought and Sentiva." The three men were placed in a temporary container for later disposal, and judge Alavin ordered five more people to come forward from the court prison.
=== 13:20 ===
Yonidin Donoki Qeelsia, Sunahen Qeelsia and Bouvon Niheyls were brought to the gallows, and given the same procedure as the previous prisoners. Yonidin was helped up the gallows, being elderly and frail, as well as partially blind. When he was offered his final words, he did not hear what the judge said. An executioner whispered it to him, and he loudly exclaimed "I am dying for my prince (Jiahen Qeelsia), and I always wished to." Sunahen Qeelsia chose the final words "For Qeelsia, always." Bouvon Niheyls resisted loudly to his execution, kicking and attempting to bite executioners. When asked for his final words, he spat at one of the executioners and yelled profanities. He was killed while yelling.