Sentheus Llarson

Category:Characters
Category:Contra Character
Category:Capital character
== Overview ==
Sentheus Llarson was known for being Contra's judge in the Provincial Court from his appointment in 202 AG until his death in 208 AG. He previously sreved as the kingdom's Keeper of Riches from 175 AG until his promotion to judge in 202 AG. An establishment figure, he was seen by the likes of fellow judge Jonson Calfe to be one of the key judicial figureheads of pro-Fellowship corruption of the institutions of The Continent following the Uprootings. In particular, he was a key figure in delaying kingdoms who were not Fellowship aligned in the Uprootings gaining a judge on the Court. On the instructions of Lythe Armitage, his appointer, and his Advisory Council of Contra, he bogged the Court's various councils in restructuring procedures, creating a backlog which would delay the admittance of kingdoms such as the Chaestlands, and even the kingdoms previously aligned in the Delegation of Neutral Kingdoms. This resulted in trials being held whose outcome was decided entirely by Fellowship sympathetic judges, save for Jonson Calfe of Helmont and the judge of Mhordyn. This became clear in the Trial of Airibi Root (1), where Sentheus voted to acquit the King of The Borrows for various accusations of genocide in the Battle for the Capital. Being a Fellowship ally, all kingdom's judges aside from Mhordyn and Helmont acquitted Airibi, much to Sentheus' satisfaction. Another trial that followed the same, corrupt line, included the Trial of Caldon Witcher in 203 AG, sentencing him to jail in Ensom Citadel prison (though, unbekownst to Sentheus, Patriarch of Helmont, Forkoux Fyth, would hinder this sentence). However, by 204 AG, his restructuring procedures smokescreen had began to shatter due to the influence of Manton Fisher and Forkoux Fyth on the court. Eventually, in November 204 AG, previously loyalist aligned kingdoms gained representation on the court, putting an end to Sentheus and his colleagues' plans.