Satorha! [Nahyuta shouts, and claps his hands together as if he has heard enough.] I was willing to give you a chance to assert your position, but I see you are as putrid of mind as all other lawyers here. Your unenlightened, wilful ignorance leads you by the nose, and thus you charge ahead into a clumsy defence without even examining all of the evidence before you. Stop and take stock of the path you are on, before it leads your soul to one of ruin.

[With this sermon done, he looks over to the witness stand.]

Detective, please take the stand, and illuminate this sinner's misconceptions. We will start with the murder weapon.

[The detective, as with all of Nahyuta's cases, is his partner Ema Skye. She's slightly disgruntled to be brought in as part of his sermon to the defence, not being religious in the slightest, but she obliges in testifying. She brings a model replica of the murder weapon into court, demonstrating how the prints indicate it was held by the accused. A suspicious two-handed grip at the base, where it could easily be held and swung. The bloodstains were wiped away, but they still stain the end of the candy cane, and are consistent with the victim's blood.

Satisfied with that testimony, Nahyuta looks back at Lioriley.]

Well, defence? Feel free to cross-examine her testimony, but the evidence is already damning. [The rest of her objections to the prosecution's case, he'll pick apart in a short while.]