Ebenthal returns to full activity.
After a small and brief drop in the degree of political activity due to holidays, problems arising from the beginning of the year and personal issues of the King, the Kingdom of Ebenthal finally resumes its activities at the common and expected level, with a series of questions to be debated. At the opening of the parliamentary school year, the Lord Speaker gave a voice to the Dark Lord Speaker who proposed a constitutional amendment aimed at completely reforming the national legislative system by adopting a bicameral system in which the Upper House would be composed of the governing princes of the federative units while the Lower House would be democratically elected. To the surprise of Lord Speaker, The Marquis of Rozandir, the proposal was heard with enthusiasm by most of the parliament, including by his colleagues, which could mean a change in the political direction of the country. The Dark Lord, or lady, the Countess of Wittiza, argued that the proposal aims to increase political activity and open democratic avenues in Ebenthal. She also proposed that the intrinsically aristocratic political system be abolished. The King, in the face of these proposals that consequently hinder his power, reacted sparingly and neutrally, showing himself more excited by the proposal he received from his friend, King Ferdinand I of Roschfallen, and presented to parliament, to have that kingdom united or annexed to Ebenthal. Parliament will meet to discuss the proposals by the Worker's Party and opposition leader, the Countess of Wittiza, again on March 7, and the discussion should last at most for two more sessions.