The Inquisition

The yoma inquisition was the movement started by Baron Van Abraham among all of tolaine outside Rabona and parts of Lautrec and Mucha following the massacre at the fellowship to support the Organization.  Van Abraham stirred up the people and blamed the deaths of the fellowship's mini war on the yoma, particularly Angel.  The result was a continent wide search for yoma in which humans would actively look for suspicious behavior and report it to claymores, creating a large number of purge requests which were all approved by Van Abraham to the organization.  Through this, Van Abraham gained control over the fellowship and by extension, most of Tolaine and claymores were viewed not as pariah but as heros.  The purge had negative impacts on the awakened who were unable to hide as easily and the black card brigade's work became harder because they now had to avoid detection to avoid being reported to the organization and purged for desertion.  In response to the demand, Rae was charged with finding a solution to handle the issue and came up with various plans to increase warrior numbers and prepare for war against the awakened.
Plague estimated that the Inquision would lead to an all out war amongst the humans between Van Abraham's forces and the rabonian council as well as Baroness Van Lachery's supporters and Baron Van Arieno's supporters.  This war would lower the human population and the food supply for the ever growing population of awakened and yoma.
Rae calculated that it was going to be a war on many fronts, a war against the rabonian council, the color horde of the south, Alice, and Noble, not factoring in other important forces and resources such as Mainland troops, drach, and Vanguards.  She predicted the humans would be unavoidable casualties regardless of the outcome which would hurt the awakened and yoma that preyed on them.
Angel became the most wanted person in Tolaine with an enormous bounty of 50,000 gold pieces if she were taken dead, 100,000 gold pieces if she were captured alive, 500,000 gold pieces if she were brought to Pieta for judgement alive.
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