Tomagas

JOIN THE HOUSE OF WOLF AND SERPENT House Fontesar is a relatively new family of the Hyspian Diaspora, and yet it is deeply entwined with the histories of La Dorada, Nueva Vida, and the Villa. This family values military involvement, social prowess, and intelligence above all other things, though admittedly, their members have a penchant for getting into some trouble. Bearing a sigil of red and violet, the Fontesars believe that to understand oneself is to be truly alive, and to serve one's people is to live purposefully. Therefore, all Fontesars are expected to serve in either the military or as civil servants. The Fontesars are not to be underestimated; They are pillars of strength, of determination, and of community. If you choose to take on a character in our family you are devoting yourself to its cause, to serve the Hyspian people, to protect, to educate, to serve. You will not be admonished for the path you choose, as long as you do it with dignity, with purpose, and with honor. Should you wish to join House Fontesar, please DM me, @Tomagas, on Discord. Our family is a part of the Hyspian Ethnicity, so an understanding of Spanish is recommended.

The former Viscount Dante Fontesar crumpled the paper, shaking his head, "He wishes to preserve us now?! He claims to be one of us but was never here, never here when the orcs killed our children, never here when our gates were breached and our people mauled, never here during this whole damned war." Dante spat at the ground, "He sat in safety while his half-kinsmen suffered and comes to us only when the danger has ceased. I have lived in Hyspia for nigh on 30 years now, and I have never seen a hint of him on our lands. Self-proclaimed Preserver of the Hyspians - we did not choose you, nor will we ever."

THE YOUNGEST FONTESAR'S DEBUT “Fang and Scale Shall Outlast All.” Issued on the 4th of Javier's Justice of the year of 146 D.R. In this time of strife and war, we call for some festivity to retain the spirit and soul of our beautiful nation. To, for a moment, relax and enjoy the company of friends and family as we celebrate our young citizens, our siblings, and our children. Such a time has come in the form of Pascuala Lucía Mariana Fontesar's Quinceñera, surely an event to remember. Nestled well within the city's bounds, to enjoy the safety and the sun, we will be hosting this quince; rather than the Fontesar House atop El Monte de Serrano, our Viscounty's glorious mountain. Please, if you wish to attend our celebration of Pascuala, bring a gift and bring high spirits, let us show our beloved Paz a great time! There will be dancing in the square, drinks served from the tavern, wine for the adults who attend, and various special plates of food from our kitchens for those looking for authentic Hyspian cuisine! Musicians from the city are invited to display their skills to win the favor of our own Pascuala, so come prepared and ready to win! Each musician will be given 2 minutes (2-4 emotes) to perform their song, trying their best (rolling out of 20) to impress both the crowd and our birthday girl. The winner of said competition will be paid generously and be commissioned to make a song for the Fontesar House, to serve as a reminder of this wonderful day! (Tuesday, March 18th, AT 6:30 EST) We cannot wait to see you all there, to celebrate our dear Pascuala! FORMAL INVITATIONS Su Majestad Real, Amarantha Crisanta, Queen of Hyspia and their Household La Mas Honorable, Motalina Salazar, Countess of Solara and her Household La Honorable, Vania del Maravilla, Viscountess of Laredo and her Household Su Señor, Ser Leomonte, Baron of Kusicancha and his Household Señor Maximiano Raimundo and his Household Señor Antonio de Alencar and his Household PERSONAL INVITATIONS Su Alteza Real, Antonio Olivar, Prince of Hyspia Su Alteza Real, Cataleya Valentina, Princess-Royal of Hyspia Su Alteza Real, Isidoro Lucero, Prince of Hyspia Su Alteza Real, Valencia Belen, Princess of Hyspia El Señorito, Santiago Salazar El Señorito, Mauris del Maravilla La Señorita, Estrella del Maravilla La Señorita, Francisca del Maravilla La Señorita, Anacleta Leomonte El Señorito, Alacran Leomonte Señorita Mariana Señor Charles Reye SIGNED, HIS LORDSHIP, Dante Fontesar, Grand Chancellor of Hyspia, Viscount of Serrano, Baron of Farallón, Justiciero of Hyspia, The First Alcalde of La Dorada, Witness to the Wolf LA SEÑORITA, Pascuala Fontesar

Viscount Fontesar sighed, his hands grasping the missive that had found its way to him that same morning. "Oh my friends, Hyspia will never forget what you have done for our people. You were always so focused, so intent on being good leaders - even when we were children." The Grand Chancellor wiped a tear from his face, "Trust that I will serve just as dutifully, that I will do everything in my power to keep this nation just as alive as you leave it now. If your daughter allows, I will do everything in my power to help." The man sighed, stepping back from his desk, "My only hope now is to see you again someday, especially with all that is coming."

Dante read over the two candidates' positions, nodding, "Certainly noble petitions and good causes." The First Alcalce scribbled upon a piece of parchement, "Though La Escuela de Veronica was always a passion project of mine, one I could not see through for many reasons..." The Viscount signed at the bottom of his paper, "These two are so young, perhaps the youngest candidates we have ever had... but if I had to cast my endorsement-" Dante's quill flicked horizontally as he completed the R in his name, "I stand by Senorita del Maravilla, for her pursuit of education for Hyspia." Viscount Dante Fontesar endorses Lady Estrella del Maravilla as the 3rd Alcalde of Nueva Vida.

Dante Fontesar was slow to the news, his hands having gotten busy writing in his office within the palace. Every few moments, he stared out of his lofty window and furrowed his brow in concern - something felt wrong - yet he continued to do what he was instructed, drafting, editing, revising... A moment came where he swore he heard a voice echo across the landscape, a familiar laugh. The man felt such dread and yet stayed in his seat, believing it to be some darkspawn taunt or trick of the wind. Off in the distance, his wife was aiding in what would be a monumental moment of diplomacy. She would return and joke about how boring the matter was, or take a shot at Julian's beard, or perhaps just sit beside him while he wrote, mumbling grumpily about their mischievous cat. They would return home, arm in arm, and he would gaze upon her just as he did when they were young, completely and utterly in love. And yet... a letter appeared. A simple letter from a friend, sent ahead of the summit party by a grim-faced messenger. The Chancellor was no longer whole; his soul parted in unending and tortorous grief. There was no sound from his lips, no cry into the open air - just tears that wet the floorboards of his office, just shakes and convulsions as he read and re-read the letter from Princesa Valencia Belen. Dante was incomplete now, half empty in every fiber of his being.The Baron broke down upon the office floor, changed, destroyed, and shattered. All he ever wanted was to raise a family with Cirilla, to watch over their children together, to grow old together. From the moment they sat beside one another and first said "Us", there was nothing else but her, nothing else. Dante's eyes fell on a tool he had not used in quite some time, a pen designed to write the names of dead men. He would be rusty, certainly, but he would remember, surely. He would do just what she would have done for him.

THE FONTESARS Culture & Character The Wolf and The Serpent Issued on the 8th of Veronica's Strength of the year of 143 D.R. Attitude & Outlook The Values of the Fontesar family can be traced back to its founding, branching from the Noble Couple who began it all - Dante and Cirilla Fontesar. Their personal struggles with poverty, ambition, and family served as lessons to their children, who in turn would pass down the messages and wisdoms of their parents. First and foremost, the Fontesars are creatures of ambition, adaptation, and determination. The troubled upbringing of both Dante and Cirilla, raised in abject poverty, caused the two future founders to develop thick skin, and created in them a set drive of survival that they continued to employ in most facets of life. Neither has shied away from bending norms to survive, and as such they have taught their children to be resourceful and clever; Though both have separate ideas of what methodology to employ, with Dante taking a more passive approach and Cirilla taking a more pragmatic approach. Dante often tells the story of his encounter with the werewolf as a lesson to always keep fighting, and to do what it takes to survive (ei. Losing his arm). While the children might get sick of hearing it, they might take away value in never giving up - and perhaps an understanding that situations aren’t always win or lose. Secondly but just as critically, the Fontesars are emotional beings, both socially and personally. Their childhoods and subsequent adulthoods involved being constantly enveloped in the dramatics and theater of the nobility - having been close friends with many of the titled Hyspians of La Dorada - as such, they have seemingly grown adversely to the cold and practical nature of the nobility. Dante and Cirilla, perhaps as a compensation of this, grew to be quite emotionally conscious and social beings. This attitude passed to the next generation of Fontesars who were discouraged from falling into the stereotypes of Nobility, and instead encouraged to be sociable, warm, and emotional figures in their community. (Sometimes overly so.) Yet again, the specific lessons regarding sociability and emotion differed according to who taught them - as Cirilla called for her children to be proud and set an example of passion and boisterousness, while Dante called for his children to be warm and inviting, pillars of connection and understanding in their community. Lastly, the Fontesars carried within them a proclivity for family and connection. As neither Dante, nor Cirilla grew up with anything resembling a family unit, the formation of their own family was monumental to the two founders. Though they would later develop their own familial disagreements, Dante and Cirilla Fontesar made clear throughout their lives that their children and their legacy were sacred. Even in moments of conflict within the family, between them as parents, or between them with their children, they made certain to keep the family together. As such, the Fontesars were unendingly united, remaining close and communicative even in moments of strife - a dynamic that would continue within the future generations of the family. Tradition & Trades The Fontesar family, known visually for its flashed colors and bright fabrics, also has a developed set of traditional events: The King of the Hill: An event used time-and-time again. The King of the Hill is a Fontesar tradition rooted in the constant struggles of rising above your abilities. For this unique event, a mountain, or hill is chosen, usually but not necessarily as high as possible. All ongoers of the event are given many drinks, and spend their time progressively growing more induced, before then everyone is lined up and sent to fight their way up the hill. The first to reach the top of the hill and hold their position is named the King or Queen respectively and given a unique pendant created by the Fontesar’s. Coming of Age: For a Fontesar child coming into adult-hood, they are faced with a special edition of this event, sent off with a group of their own peers to race the hill and hold their own. Though it seems that being King is the ultimate goal, the underlying goal for each event is to get further up than you did last time. Teaching the struggles to hold power, and the fight to rise above your station. As such, a Fontesar will not be denied their coming of age if they do not win the overall event, rather they will be rewarded for their determination and strength. A Not-So-Secret Revelry: To be invited to a specially hosted ball of the Fontesars, is an honor not everyone is given. Though public balls are hosted, a party of the Fontesar’s true colors is kept rather under wraps. Special invitations are shared within the elite and requirements to attend are strictly upheld. These Relverous nights are known to be infamous and go into the wee hours of morning. The Investiture of a Heir: At the Quinceanera of the eldest Fontesar, the child is presented before his or her parents, and given two notable heirlooms, The broken Sword of Pedro, and the Cloak of Snakes. With these two presented gifts the heir of the family is formally sworn to protect the Sovereign, and uphold the family's standards. Bastards & Traitors In the odd case that a child be born of illegitimate birth - either conceived out of wedlock or through adultery on the part of the Fontesar parent, they would notably not bear the name Fontesar, but instead would assume the name of Dunas. Once a bastard is confirmed and named they should be nonetheless housed and fed, properly maintained even at their common ranks. Though their status as a bastard negates them from many of the privileges of legitimate children, they do have a path to becoming recognized and legitimate members of the noble family. Legitimization can be given at any point in time, in which case the parent of the bastard would, if they deem it necessary, come forth to permit the child to pursue legitimization. After being provided permission, the child will be asked by the current head of the Fontesar house to complete trials or take on proving duties in order to become a legitimate Fontesar. Legitimate children and inheritors of The Fontesar family can and will be delegitimized, disowned, and disinherited in special cases. In most situations, these decisions are left to the head of the Fontesar family to make, unless of course the head of the family themselves are being called into question, in which case the decision is left to the Royal family or Royal court. The de-legitimization of a Fontesar must begin with a petition from within the family to the respective authority (either the head of the Fontesars, crown, or royal court). Though there are no specific or automatic requirements for delegitimization - as it is very much a case by case basis - there are certain actions that can guarantee delegitimization or disinheriting, including: Treason against Hyspia Violation of Hyspian Law Conspiracy against the Fontesar family As mentioned, a Fontesar accused of these crimes or any other misdemeanors that are deemed by the head of the Fontesar family to be unacceptable can be either disinherited (A lighter sentence) or fully delegitimized and disowned. Those Fontesars who are disinherited are able to keep their last name, seek help or aid to any crown or noble lord using the Fontesar name, but are barred from inheriting any relic, land, or title. To be disowned or delegitimized cuts a deep wedge between family and pride. Once disowned, one is cut off from their family and inheritance. They are no longer allowed to seek help or aid with their families name to the crown nor any good noble lord. In extreme cases, a disowned Fontesar may even be made to bear the Bastard name Dunas in replacement of their Fontesar name, and as such may seek re-legitimization by the same process as bastards if and only if the current head of the Fontesar House allows it. Values & Rank In accordance with the lives of Cirilla and Dante, future generations of the Fontesars have been imbued with 3 specific values regarding Hyspia: First and foremost, the Fontesars are fiercely loyal to the Crown of Hyspia. Both Dante and Cirilla were close friends and allies with both of their Sovereigns, and as such formed an intense and lasting bond to the crown and royal family - having provided aid and even saved the lives of some of the royalty in moments of danger. As such, future Fontesars must do their best to retain good standing with the crown, always being respectful of the royal family and upholding their requests. Secondly, the Fontesars are deeply connected to the Social life of Hyspia, a habit that also originates from the nature of the family’s founders, who were constantly involved in the fickle and ever-changing social scene of the nation. Unlike some Noble Houses, the Fontesars are strictly social, and are encouraged with each generation to mingle with both noble and common circles. This, however, does not excuse Fontesars who are rambunctious, disturbing, or rude. A Fontesar is social and connected, not brash and bothersome. Lastly, The Fontesars value military or knightly involvement, as both Dante and Cirilla were sworn in to fight under the Hyspian banner; Dante as a soldier, and Cirilla as a Knight. Though it is not required, it is certainly seen as a norm that members of the Fontesar family be involved in some way with the military and/or knightly order; either by direct involvement or by aid and association. Faults & Fallacies As a result of the striking differences between Cirilla and Dante Fontesar’s teachings, and the inevitable gaps in their lessons, particular characteristics have developed with the family that have persisted throughout generations. These vices can be split up into two distinct schools of thought, and can be directly tied back to the natures of the founders. The Cirillan Fontesar: The Cirillan model is one that focuses primarily on enjoyment and revelry. Fontesars who follow this school of thought too intensely may be seen as rambunctious, prideful, and lazy by those outside the family. These characteristics can be traced back to Cirilla Fontesar, who upon acquiring nobility, seemingly began to flaunt and enjoy her newfound wealth and status. This aspect of the matriarch developed as a result of her impoverished upbringing, leading her to overvalue the pleasures and opportunities that she had once been barred from. The Dantian Fontesar: The Dantian model, on the other hand, focuses on status and poise. Fontesars who follow this school of thought too intensely may be seen as uptight, ambitious, and rigid by those outside the family. These characteristics can be traced back to Dante Fontesar, who upon acquiring nobility, seemingly became obsessed with ensuring the family’s survival and status. He grew anxious that if his children and especially his heir Pablo relaxed and disappeared from involvement in their duties and their community, their status as nobles might be taken from them. This aspect of the patriarch developed as a result of his impoverished upbringing, leading him to overvalue progress and maintenance, fearing for him and his family the return to struggle that he was forced to endure. As such, Cirillan Fontesars party, flaunt, and lean into the privileges of nobility, while Dantian Fontesars stress and overwork themselves, while excessively adhering to etiquette and duty. The so-called “Perfect” Fontesar must therefore exhibit a combination of both these models, acting with “Dantian” poise and maintaining the status and respect of house Fontesar, while also allowing themselves rest, exhibiting “Cirillan” joviality and appreciation for their privileges as nobility. SIGNED, His Lordship, SEÑOR Dante Fontesar, Gran Chancellor of Hyspia, Witness to the Wolf, First Alcalde of La Dorada Her Ladyship, SER Cirilla Fontesar, Gran Chamberlain La Corte Sol Dorada “The Fang breaker”, Lady-Protector of The Sovereigns,

THE SOVEREIGN STATE OF HYSPIA VENGANZA PARA NUESTRO PUEBLO Issued on the 9th day of Maria’s Peace of the year of 139 D.R. This missive can be found posted in the many cities of the world, on boards, notices, and more... Justice for Tomas and Rosaria We, the devastated, demand justice, as two of our cherished citizens have fallen by the hands of darkspawn, slaughtered unjustly. These people were good, canonist, beloved figures - spoken of only positively by their peers. They leave behind families, spouses and children - as well as countless grieving friends and fellow Hyspians. For our people - we seek Justice. Justice for Ambassador Tomas Salazar, a model Hyspian, whose kind and gentle demeanor was a comfort to all saddened hearts. His work for this nation was priceless, and his influence was far-reaching, curating pacts and peace deals that ensured security and safety for all peoples. He leaves behind a grieving widow and six, now fatherless, children. He, attending dinner at the Fontesar Gentry house, was burned alive during a skirmish with three darkspawn beings, one that appeared as a terrible dancing skeleton, one atop a brutish rat-like creature, and the last as a man of greyed beard. Their actions caused the harm of many Hyspians that night. Justice for Baroness Rosaria Murrieta, protector of Eravisto, who brightened the city with her presence, and touched the hearts of all who knew her. Her caring and her light were essential to our happiness, and we now are blind without them. She leaves behind a distraught Widow and 8, now motherless, children. She was found, mutilated, with injuries reminiscent of the Vampiric murder of the Sovereign Xiomara’s father, Luis. If you, or anyone you associate with has any information about these attacks or the mentioned attackers, please come forward and share what you know with Hyspia. DIOS LOS BENDIGA, HER SERENE HIGHNESS, Xiomara I, Sovereign of Hyspia, Duchess of Pacazu, Viscountess of Banderas, Baroness of Arenisca, Del’mar, Monterro, Campagnon and Sevilla, Lady of La Dorada, Lady of Niseep, Gereon’s Hold and Ciudad de Plata, Protector of the Hyspian People, Protector of the Farfolk, Matriarch of House de Pelear, Knight of the Order of the Prophetic Hill of Lorina HIS SERENE HIGHNESS, Ser Julian I, Sovereign of Hyspia, Duke of Pacazu, Viscount of Banderas, Baron of Arenisca, Del’mar, Monterro, Campagnon and Sevilla, Lord of La Dorada, Lord of Niseep, Gereon’s Hold and Ciudad de Plata, Protector of the Hyspian People, Protector of the Farfolk, Patriarch of House de Pelear HIS LORDSHIP, Dante Fontesar, Grand Chancellor of Hyspia, Baron of Farallón, The First Alcalde of La Dorada, Witness to the Wolf

Dante's mouth hung agape for minutes, his eyes fixed on the name of this new Ambassador. "Manny Fontesar?" The Baron had not seen his cousin in decades, not since they were children - yet here he was, staring back at him through this missive as if no time had passed. Was it possible he had missed his entrance and been so occupied that his cousin had risen the ranks without so much as an 'hola?'

An Alcalde's Goodbye The End of 8 Years Issued on the 17th of Laurelie's Piety of the year of 132 D.R. On the Seventh Alcalde Assembly, and My Retirement The following is the speech I gave at the end of La Dorada's Seventh Alcalde General Assembly, my last event as Alcalde of Hyspia's Capital. If all goes as I hope, many will come after me and continue the traditions and precedents I have formed during my time in office, I wish them the best. I will be watching on and cheering with my fellow citizens, watching my beautiful city grow more vibrant daily. "If there are no more petitions from the assembly, I think it's about time me and my hermano [referring to Diego], make an announcement. We have served this beautiful City for 8 years now, overseen construction projects, revitalized our education system, renewed law, and overheard petitions from 7 consecutive Alcalde Assemblies." - "I know I speak for myself and my Vice-Alcalde when I say we are immensely proud to have served you all that time. But, of course, as was always the case - our term had to end. I have chosen, with the Soberana's advice, to end our tenure today, in line with our Census. As of the dismissal of this assembly, I will no longer be your Alcalde. I recommend you all participate in the voting of my successor, whoever they may be, and give them all the respect and support you've shown me." - "To my Vice-Alcalde [turning to Diego] Hermano, you have gone above and beyond. I could not ask for a better colleague and partner. Every day you prove to me that I made the right choice bringing you along with me. [turning to the Assembly] And to the people of La Dorada - continue pushing to improve this city, to bring out its beauty, to resolve your petty disputes, and to live in unity and collaboration."- "Viva Hyspia! Viva La Dorada! [the crowd echoes this chant, some chant "Viva Dante" and "Viva Diego"] With that said - for the last time - this Assembly is concluded, and you are all dismissed." Thank you all, and a special thanks to: My wife, Ser Cirilla "Fangbreaker" Fontesar The Sovereigns Xiomara I and Julian I de Pelear My Vice-Alcalde Diego Zafrios The Princesa Valencia Belen de Pelear El Señor Tomas Salazar and to the Bishop of Altamarino, Andrikev for always showing me support and respect. VIVA HYSPIA, VIVA LA DORADA SIGNED, His Lordship, SEÑOR Dante Fontesar, Witness to the Wolf, First Alcalde of La Dorada

TWINS OF THE GENTRY The Two of Claw and Tooth The Fontesar Family Grows Issued on the 12th of Laurelie’s Piety of the year of 130 D.R. Los Gemelos Loberos On this, the Twelfth day of Laurelie's Piety, we the Fontesar family - once only a party of two - have grown to 5 strong with the birth of two infants. Their arrival signals the final joyful and glorious expansion of our small clan and makes certain the legacy of the Wolf. These two have entered the world healthy and happy. One has arrived a boy like his brothers before, and the other, the first Fontesar daughter. The baby girl is wide-eyed, not more than a few noises escaping her since her birth - were one to look closely, they would see a striking resemblance to her father, with wavy dark brown hair and eyes. Her brother couldn’t be more opposite, resembling his mother - with light brown eyes and mousy auburn hair. The little pup followed in the tradition set by his older brothers by rupturing the eardrums of all nearby with his cries, though warmed all hearts not seconds later with his hearty coos and giggles. With great hope for their futures, the twins shall be named: Señor, Jose Juliano Matis Fontesar AND Señorita, Pricilla Antonia Valencia Fontesar Gloria a DIOS en las Altísimas por el Don de Nuestros Amados Hijos SIGNED, Her Ladyship, SER Cirilla Fontesar, Gran Chamberlan of la Corte de Girasol, “The Fang breaker”, Lady-Protector of The Sovereigns, Secretary to The Sovereign His Lordship, SEÑOR Dante Fontesar, Witness to the Wolf, First Alcalde of La Dorada

THE BIRTH OF THE PUP The Loberito of La Dorada A Fontesar Legacy Continued Issued on the 3rd of Maria's Peace of the year of 128 D.R. El Legado Fontesar Upon this day, the third of Maria's Peace, within the Fontesar home upon the grand cliffs - a promise is made that cannot be unmade. A promise of legacy, of family, and an oath sworn twice to protect that which has just been delivered. In the name of privacy the gift was omitted from mention throughout La Dorada, yet today marks the end of that secrecy. The Gentry House Fontesar is most pleased to announce with recent surprise the birth of Lord and Lady Fontesar's first born son, who in his arrival has marked the beginning of what must be a great pillar of Hyspia moving forward. Within this child lies the hope that this, our family Fontesar, will grow and flourish into a great clan. A veritable house to stand equal beside its peers at the foot of the throne of Hyspia. Our son, heir to the Fontesar name, hope of Dante and Cirilla, surely a Hyspian hero in the making, shall henceforth be named: Señor, Pablo Alberto Beltran Fontesar Gloria a DIOS en las Altísimas por el Don de Nuestro Amado Hijo SIGNED, Her Ladyship, SER Cirilla Fontesar, “The Fang breaker”, Lady-Protector of The Sovereigns, Secretary to The Sovereigns His Lordship, SEÑOR Dante Fontesar, Witness to the Wolf, First Alcalde of La Dorada

The young Alcalde paused, setting the missive down on his dining table. He nodded to himself, "Hoy empieza una epoca nueva, may the heir not need to take up the mantle for a long time, and may she see only progress and peace when it is her time to sit the throne. Viva Hyspia."

USERNAME: Tomagas, DizzerGrey DISCORD: Tomagas, TheGreenerGuy RP NAME: Dante Fontesar, Diego Zafrios AGE: 23, 21 WHAT IS ONE THING YOU WOULD DO AS ALCADE?: We, the current Aclalde and Vice Alcalde of La Dorada, have been immensely honored to watch over our beautiful city for 4 years. In that time we have successfully lived up to our original campaign promises, and have overseen a prosperous time for our Capital - with new faces popping up every day. - As promised, we have installed a new way to petition and gain justice through our Alcalde General Assemblies, an event that has and will continue to provide our citizens with the chance to be heard and acknowledged. Through these Assemblies, we have seen reform and progress, resolving various issues that our people once had to suffer through silently. We have also overseen, as was promised by our initial campaign, the formation of a new Law Code - which will be promptly finished if we are re-elected - to replace the vague and outdated "Lex Hyspia" that our nation has lived under for many decades now. Headed by myself, Alcalde Dante Fontesar, we have made great strides in ensuring our Law will be just, fair, and most vitally clear. Gone are the days of uncertainty and subjective justice. - In our second term, we will continue to serve the people of La Dorada, watching over our events, resolving disputes, and bringing in visitors and new citizens to fill our markets and our streets. We believe, as Vice-Alcalde Diego has often said, that the heart of Hyspia is its culture, and we intend to protect that with the same fervor and care that it deserves. Additionally, we intend to fully re-open La Escuela de Veronica within our Second Term. It was a promise made during our first campaign and one we wish to see through now. As a new generation of children is born in our city, we feel it is imperative that they are provided with proper education and instruction to grow into productive, intelligent members of society. - Thank you so much to the people of La Dorada for deciding to trust us with the city for these last 4 years, and we hope to serve you justly and righteously for another 4.