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| - File:KassadinSquare.png Kassadin and File:MalzaharSquare.png Malzahar were arrested by League Adjudicators yesterday evening when they were discovered battling in the mountains outside the Institute of War. The Deathsinger, File:KarthusSquare.png Karthus, was found “dead” at the scene, although League mages were able to revive him, since he was not technically alive to begin with. League officials have stated that the situation is completely under control, and while they will not be removing any champions from their roster, “[the offending champions] will be punished accordingly.”
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| - File:KassadinSquare.png Kassadin and File:MalzaharSquare.png Malzahar were arrested by League Adjudicators yesterday evening when they were discovered battling in the mountains outside the Institute of War. The Deathsinger, File:KarthusSquare.png Karthus, was found “dead” at the scene, although League mages were able to revive him, since he was not technically alive to begin with. League officials have stated that the situation is completely under control, and while they will not be removing any champions from their roster, “[the offending champions] will be punished accordingly.” League sages were alerted to the situation when File:Kog'MawSquare.png Kog'Maw fled the Institute, wailing. “Kog’Maw is supervised at all times for the protection of Runeterrans,” League High Councilor, Heywan Relivash, explained in an emergency press assembly, “Our Adjudicators were prepared to suppress him, but he displayed no aggressive behavior, nor any visible objection to their presence. Since Kog’Maw’s origins are a matter of great interest, the Adjudicators were instructed to observe and only interfere if necessary.” “We are uncertain whether Kog’Maw was beckoned by Malzahar or whether he was simply aware that Malzahar was in trouble, but he led the Adjudicators straight to the scene of the incident. There they found Karthus prone, victim to powerful magical assault, while Kassadin and Malzahar remained engaged in combat. The Adjudicators were able to isolate and subdue both champions within minutes, testament to their abilities.” “Rest assured, we are not taking this matter lightly. These two have a history of disagreement, which is not unusual for League champions, but violence between League champions off the Fields of Justice is unacceptable. I am well-aware that the decision to retain them as champions is controversial and confusing, but we have very good, very confidential reasons for proceeding this way and our decision is final.” Heywan did not disclose any further information. As though things weren’t troubling enough, before the press assembly even took place, activists were somehow alerted and hundreds of protestors gathered outside the Institute, comprised of both denouncers and self-proclaimed followers of the Void alike. In response, a phalanx of summoners and Adjudicators was mobilized to disperse the mobs. No violence broke out, although several protestors were arrested for refusing to cooperate. Karthus’ inexplicable presence at the scene of the crime remains a mystery, as well as which (if either) of the champions attacked him. One source who was able to catch a glimpse of him as he was transported back for supervision claimed to overhear him talking about “protecting the inhibitor,” although according to the source, he seemed to be referring to something other than the inhibitors on the Fields of Justice.
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