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"A tragic story about a talented man whose personal flaws outweighed his virtues. He came to power too late but still wanted to be known as a great monarch. Even if his reign was short, he wanted it to be full of great deeds. However, a hot-headed nature and a thirst for glory are not the best qualities for an emperor. It's a pity that the senate and council turned out to be just as flawed as Abeas, and either there were no wise advisors around, or their voices were not heard. It seems that they were formed precisely for such situations, right? This is an effective measure to counter such actions. I think that in a different position, Abeas's talents could have found a worthy application, but he was just unlucky to be the heir. And the empire was unlucky too. So much so that the consequences of his actions still affect the inhabitants of Welfern to this day."
I'm mentally preparing to write a diary to compensate for the loss of intelligence.