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/Here, by the way, is a debatable point. For the armor to be considered the property of the Society, the Society must have a corresponding agreement with the state in whose territory the ruins are located. Probably, an agreement for money. Is this the case? If not, then the Society only received the armor through a contract with mercenaries. According to the contract, such items indeed belong to them (regarding the "powerful weapon," I don't understand why Funel was talking about small print; she probably forgot the contract herself!). But on the other hand, Krailos is terminating the contract... In short, if he hires a good lawyer, I think there is a good chance of winning the case!/