Sir, the election results are in. The conservative party has a 50% vote, with environment and social both sharing a 25% of the parliament. Thank you, said King Thomas. Thomas was a middle aged man who had received the throne of United Brussles three decades ago now. Running a constitutional, but active monarchy in the modern world was one of the rarest things anyone could study. Yet, through reforms, calls for removal, he had found away to remain relevant and assist the people who’s throne he sat on. With a partial win by the conservative party, a coalition government would be in effect, and that would cause disruption in many of the legislation pieces he had spent the past year promoting. As a king, he worked hand in hand with the sitting Prime Minister and although it seemed Mike Appleton would have another term, at any time there could be call for his resignation and a attempt to select a new cabinet under one of the supplemental parties. It wasn’t clear yet if social and environment would win, personally he would select environmental. Yet, politics were funny that way, what you think would happen, never happens.