Two weeks after the assassination of the President of the Sethiyan Federation, a heavy snow began to fall.
At 3 p.m., a meeting to form an interim government had just concluded, and reporters were braving the snow, waiting under the steps in front of the Congress Building.
As the House of Representatives Speaker, Saint Mary, and the Vice President Georgebia and others emerged from the doors, a throng of reporters surged forward like waves crashing onto a beach.
The assassination of the federal president within the White House was unprecedented since the founding of the Federation, and Vice President Georgebia had given a televised speech at noon the following day, calling it a colossal mistake.
However, who exactly had carried out the assassination remained undetermined, the perpetrator was not apprehended, the surveillance at the White House proved ineffective, and the House of Representatives even refused to disclose the results of the investigation.
