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HelpRe: LaRe's KUY Royal Congrats: Round 5
in reply to a message by La Reina
(Changed the prompt some and killed the consort instead as he'd be the one in battle, which meant no succession change but)
Monarch: Beatrice Antonia Estelle [27]
Consort: Tarquin Alexius Tenley [29; deceased]
Ward: Edmund Taggart [14]
Crown Princess: Theodora Rosalind Valeria [9]
Prince: Hector Magnus Benedict [6]
Prince/Princess: Sebastian Antony Felix/Celia Isolde Anastasia [5]
Princess: Alexia Therese Luciana [nb]
Of the illustrious Royal House of: Lyon
In the Kingdom of: Ybern
The war has been a trying time for Ybern. Only the aid of their allies has kept them from being overwhelmed by the strength of their opponents. Yet tragically, the king was lost in the end. Beatrice had feared this might happen - Tarquin was bold and courageous but not overly cautious. Yet when the loss came in truth, she was devastated. This could be understood better when it became evident she was bearing one last of his children. After Alexia was born, Beatrice would scarcely leave her side, leaving much of the governing in the hands of the council - And they have much to do in the wake of the war.
Monarch: Beatrice Antonia Estelle [27]
Consort: Tarquin Alexius Tenley [29; deceased]
Ward: Edmund Taggart [14]
Crown Princess: Theodora Rosalind Valeria [9]
Prince: Hector Magnus Benedict [6]
Prince/Princess: Sebastian Antony Felix/Celia Isolde Anastasia [5]
Princess: Alexia Therese Luciana [nb]
Of the illustrious Royal House of: Lyon
In the Kingdom of: Ybern
The war has been a trying time for Ybern. Only the aid of their allies has kept them from being overwhelmed by the strength of their opponents. Yet tragically, the king was lost in the end. Beatrice had feared this might happen - Tarquin was bold and courageous but not overly cautious. Yet when the loss came in truth, she was devastated. This could be understood better when it became evident she was bearing one last of his children. After Alexia was born, Beatrice would scarcely leave her side, leaving much of the governing in the hands of the council - And they have much to do in the wake of the war.
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