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One of the drawbacks of not getting enough support from the councillors is that they will be unwilling to support Irus against his uncle. This is a variation scene where you did not succeed in getting enough support from the councillors in chapter 3. Both scenes end the same - it's just that one will serve to have long-term consequences for the future of Vinia.


While there are a few hands raised, the majority of the councillors, including Sovereign Amera keep their hands firmly at the sides. A heavy silence weighs over the room and you swallow, suddenly aware that you and Prince Irus might have to flee once more. It becomes apparent that the councillors have not voted in favour of helping you.

"It is settled then," Queen Elora murmurs. "I am sorry Prince Irus, but my councillors have made their decision clear. I will give you until tomorrow to decide what you will do."

She dismisses the others, until only you and Prince Irus remain behind with Queen Elora. She lets out a breath, her dark eyes finding Prince Irus.

"So, I suppose this is it," Prince Irus sighs.

Queen Elora frowns. "Do not be ridiculous Iri, it does not suit you." She stands, running her hand over her face. "My councillors might not be swayed but I will not abandon you. Redall was true in his suggestion, you cannot remain here. Not after the vote."

"But where will we go?" you ask.

Queen Elora glances at you before turning to look at Prince Irus. "Redall has offered to grant you safe passage on his barge. You will leave with him and gather more allies. In the meantime, I will try to convince my councillors to support you."

"Allies? Who are these allies?" Prince Irus questions.

"The Ishari people of course," Queen Elora responds.

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