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Originally Posted by monster
As far as I can tell up to this point, Slaine's plan is different from Asseylum's dream.
Asseylum wanted peace between Earth and Mars, which may or may not involve a reformation of Martian society.
Slaine wanted a reformation of Martian society, which may or may not involve peace with Earth.
At the same time, Inaho didn't make any note that Slaine was lying about any part of his speech. It would be important to know from Earth's perspective if Slaine was lying about defeating Earth.
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Slaine may or may not be working towards having peace with the Earth, but I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt.
As for Inaho's truth-seeking eye, it pretty much acts like a lie detector and can only analyze a person's voice. However, like most lie detectors, they can be fooled, especially without standards to compare the person's voice too. Slaine has spent years supplicating and lying to say what his Martian overlords want to hear. He's probably good at saying lies as the truth and doing it in a believable fashion. So, it's really not a sure thing regarding how much Inaho's eye could even work on him, regarding what parts he's telling the truth on and what he's only saying so that it
sounds true.