Posts from Mafia 104. Alrion Auto-translated

With the dawn, the civil war was over. Thanks to Ophelia's eloquence, the loyalists finally laid down their arms, and Navirius's forces took the palace. However, by this time, Elmer's trail had already gone cold. The king left Alrion and disappeared in an unknown direction. Search parties were immediately sent after him, and a large reward was offered for the former ruler's head.
The next day, Navirius was crowned the new king of Alrion. In his speech, he promised to rule fairly and justly, and also vowed to resolve the problems left over from Elmer's reign. However, he felt a mixture of emotions inside. Despite achieving his goal, he had paid for it not only with the blood of innocent people but also with the life of his beloved. And the proposals for political marriages, coming from his advisors, only added insult to injury. Nevertheless, there was some sense in their words; it was unlikely that the neighbors would readily recognize the usurper as the new ruler. Rather, they would try to take advantage of Alrion's precarious position for their own purposes. And a marriage would help the young king gain new allies.
Ophelia remained by Navirius's side, acting as one of his chief advisors. Among the common people, rumors even spread that she was the true ruler of Alrion, using the former general as her pawn. Be that as it may, the priestess was doing a good job, supporting the king with wise advice and ensuring that his reign was truly just.
Tizetrium decided to postpone new expeditions, remaining to help the new king. The death of Sir Erseyd threatened the city with a surge in crime, so the great warrior was forced to take on the responsibility of restoring order. At least until a replacement was found for the deceased head of the guard.
Sir Gore was posthumously awarded the title of national hero. In memory of his fondness for alcoholic beverages, the warrior's tombstone was made in the form of a mug of ale. Shortly after that, an establishment called "The Minotaur's Head" was also opened in his honor, becoming the most popular tavern in Alrion. It was there that great warriors gathered to remember their fallen comrades or tell another tale about their exploits.
Hasumi, as in life, remained in the shadows. Only the new king remembered her in the evenings, and Tizetrium sometimes raised a glass in memory of her and Gore.

Let Mirki and Arandor write their own epilogues, as long as they don't contradict each other. That is, Selenid may well set her sights on one of the positions that became vacant after Erseyd or Navirius, for example..

...and only when a whole army of evil, hungry scorpion-men appeared at the border did the conspirators realize that Aris had not mentioned the Shunian queen before his death for no reason...

Gone...

I just really want the best race of Erathia to get some revenge on someone.

These cockroaches are the only ones among the southern factions that more or less survived the cataclysm.

Exactly. All the others are dead, but you still need to eat something.

Each other.

Sir Gor was posthumously awarded the title of national hero.

Instead of erecting a monument to Erseyd, they made some drunkard a hero.

And why erect a monument to a loser who acted like a maniac and was beaten to death by a group of bandits?

He didn't seem like a maniac to me.

If Revan does end up attacking the king in the expansion, then Elmer, while escaping, will take the Crystal Ball of the White Night, along with all his important belongings, books, and other artifacts that were at the court, maybe even the swords of Hasumi, if they are any good, or some of Amael's items. The most important thing is what he manages to take with him. It might come in handy for summoning demons and other such activities.

He didn't seem like a maniac to me.

I would have shared information with the city more readily – maybe they wouldn't have lost.

And Reven should also allow Art to play as the king, with all the looted items.

I put a lot of effort into building the city, but he didn't do much for himself.

No, it shouldn't.