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The fate of the throne

December 5636

Yishelem - What a story. How did we go from Elias Ishmael IV's epic ascension in 5406 to this? Yet another aspect of the Holy Land's steady and relentless decay over the years, the decades and the centuries. A shell, a shadow of its former glory. A disgrace.

The name of the Kadiyots now tied to one of the most horrible incidents in human history. The House of Elior, tarnished.

And a throne, abdicated, empty, silent, ever since the late Wrntukai's disappearance. His fleeing of the scene of the crime just before it all imploded on that fateful morning of October 10, 5599.

Yishelem now stands cold, discarded, irrelevant; deserving of its crimes.

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With the Banmek-Sntazeds and the Thaller bloodline wiping their hands clean, the mantle looks to fall to the Orange-Villayn-Armsteads of Luthori. Or, to the Orleans-Vassers of Lourenne and the World of Canrille.

But, with the Orleans-Vassers and the Kadiyots already once having supported the OVAs against the Jelbics, the favours of the Goldblooms, the Aristocrats, the Debuas and the Keshefs might follow suit this time around, indeed.

And with the Benowitzes dismayed at Bannerhafen's seizure of Himmelshtern, the deal may be sealed for the Holy Luthori Empire, once again.

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So who can save the legacy of Elior and the Yeudi People now? Who is left to restore the dignity of both the Throne of Yishelem and the Yishelem Nisrad itself, now that its former masters can't hide behind the veil of a central government?

As Himmelshtern, Sholemberg, Tel Bira and Amshinov all begin to pick up their pieces, the question for Yishelem remains unanswered.

Will there be a legitimate claim? Or will the heart of the Holy Land fade into oblivion?

@Neset