King GarGar and Queen Pirouette each rode a white charger at the head of the column that wound its way through the streets of Catapolis. After hearing mass at the Great Cathedral, the assembly of newly elected Commons followed their sovereigns on foot to the Parliament House. There they would begin debates on everything from taxes to treaties. This election cycle had been a particularly nasty one with the Tories accusing the Whigs of high crimes and misdemeanors, including everything from accepting bribes to selling secrets to the enemy.