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Oscar:  All of a sudden, a hush fell over the audience, and Oscar peered down toward the center of the cathedral hall. A plain altar sat atop a raised platform with ten steps. True to the atheistic beliefs of Tuldarr, there were no adorning statues or idols. Legis had appeared, standing upon the dais and wearing ceremonial robes. The prince of Tuldarr surveyed the faces of the attendees before bowing to them.
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Legis:  “Thank you all very much for taking the time to be here today. On behalf of the queen, I offer my warmest gratitude.”
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Legis:  A gentle smile on his lips, Legis continued. "The mystical spirit ceremony will constitute the coronation today. I am aware that there may be many unconventional elements, but I implore you to accept them as the will of our queen.”
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Oscar:  None said a word. Strictly speaking, the kings and queens of Tuldarr did not inherit a throne. The previous ruler had abdicated, and the new one was crowned the following day. A new ruler acquired the mystical spirits and nothing more. This long-standing tradition of ascension via magical power made Tuldarr’s ancient ways plain for all to see. The now former king Calste stood at the base of the steps alongside other mages. Only his son Legis stood at the top of the platform.
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Legis:  Legis bowed once more, then held out his hands. In apparent response, a transportation array appeared before the altar. The first thing to come through the portal was the small ivory hand of a woman. That hand, mystery incarnate, came to rest atop Legis’s palm. Next, the bottom edges of blue robes materialized. The shade, symbolic of the Tuldarr royal family, looked made of dye crafted from ground gemstones. It was a blue deeper than the sky and clearer than the sea, calling to mind the history that had fostered this Magic Empire. Basking in the silence from the audience, the queen stepped slowly from the magic circle. Her long hair flowed freely as waves of black, and over it she wore a silver-threaded veil embroidered with lines of pearls.