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MONDAY, April 15, 2013VOL. XXIV .. Num. 113,317 | In the News: Surviving in Style -- Early Election Results -- Finding New Love
Experience Takes the Day!
by Godho Pranna, Political Correspondent
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The first results from the national recall elections have come in from the province of Nantu. The voters here have selected Councilman Kadan Arakan to represent them on the National Council and hope to see him selected as National Representative as well. Mr. Kadan is an elder statesman in Nantu and will bring a wealth of experience to his new office, including the heroic actions during the current crisis which have thrust him into the national spotlight.
Councilman Kadan gave a brief speech before his supporters in which he vowed to continue the work of purging the undead plague from the nation and to rebuild the communities shattered by recent events. He ended the speech with words of praise for the previous National Councilman from Nantu, Bagha Desu, who lost his life fighting the undead in Manika Kiritam during the early days of the current troubles, and ended with the cryptic phrase "There are too many names." This has had pundits abuzz as to what this could mean for Mr. Kadan's term.
As elections continue across the nation, what is being called "The War of Open Graves" continues unabated, and the people of Jade Tigers awaits with bated breath to see who will join Kadan Arakan on the National Council and which of them will be selected as National Representative to the world.
MONDAY, April 15, 2013VOL. XXIV .. Num. 113,317 | In the News: Surviving in Style -- Early Election Results -- Finding New Love
Experience Takes the Day!
by Godho Pranna, Political Correspondent
The first results from the national recall elections have come in from the province of Nantu. The voters here have selected Councilman Kadan Arakan to represent them on the National Council and hope to see him selected as National Representative as well. Mr. Kadan is an elder statesman in Nantu and will bring a wealth of experience to his new office, including the heroic actions during the current crisis which have thrust him into the national spotlight.
Councilman Kadan gave a brief speech before his supporters in which he vowed to continue the work of purging the undead plague from the nation and to rebuild the communities shattered by recent events. He ended the speech with words of praise for the previous National Councilman from Nantu, Bagha Desu, who lost his life fighting the undead in Manika Kiritam during the early days of the current troubles, and ended with the cryptic phrase "There are too many names." This has had pundits abuzz as to what this could mean for Mr. Kadan's term.
As elections continue across the nation, what is being called "The War of Open Graves" continues unabated, and the people of Jade Tigers awaits with bated breath to see who will join Kadan Arakan on the National Council and which of them will be selected as National Representative to the world.