Summary:You Shall Not Pass is a history book by Gem Publishing that documents Beiteynu's notorious obsession with the Migrant's Pass and the country's actions as part of the Diplomacy of Beiteynu in reinvigorating the MSCO and introducing the JAMS to help achieve its deterring policies, during the Emergence Era of Beiteynu.
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What Terra seems to quickly cast away is the rather violent past of the Migrant's Pass during the 1st crisis in Malivia of modern times. Everybody remembers the 2nd one in the 54th century, when even Dorvik woke from its slumber, but nobody remembers the 1st.
That one - the 1st - was pivotal to Yishelem's obsession with the Migrant's Pass; an obsession that never died out, signalling the remarkable importance of that northwestern region of Majatra to the Yeudish Neset.
In 5301, Beiteynu initiated the Hashim Conference towards the reinvigoration of the MSCO, culminating 22 years later into its present format by the leading voices of Zardugal, Jakania and Deltaria. Beiteynu's ascension and first inaugural term in 5321 paved the way for the organisation to take roots on the merit of equally shared leadership amongst member states, successfully deterring hegemonic conducts down the road.
Which paved the way for JAMS, the Beiteynuese Naval Command's wrapped gift after 2 centuries of trials.
Both ensuring that nobody fucks around with Yeudish trade in its backyard.
Summary:The Bloodline is the 2nd book of controversial series The Meddling Affairs by Gem Publishing, which exposes the Yeudi Plot's background events during the Emergence Era of Beiteynu; and why they happened.
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"20 years after he found Theodore Aristocrat's grave dug open, I shot Baruch Lea Tzafrir in the head.
No. I'm not Cunnington Marit. He did not pull the trigger.
It was me; a man born out of a 3000-year-old bloodline; the bloodline of the Aristocrat House. Nicolas Aristocrat is my name. And Cunnington was the scapegoat of the original scapegoat from Luthori. Yes. The House of Elior shot and killed one of its own. And it was not a murder. It was a plan. A meticulous plot.
Theodore initiated the 1st phase; Baruch, the 2nd.
3 phases, in total"
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In 5314 the House of Elior leaked the lie that Cunnington Marit murdered Baruch. In 5227 it used the Terran Remediation Agency to create a lie that a national from Luthori murdered Baruch.
Lies.
Baruch Lea Tzafrir of the Tzafrir House of the House of Elior let Nicolas Aristocrat of the Aristocrat House of the same House of Elior to shoot him. And it scapegoated not 1, but 2 people in the process.
The question is, why?
To open the floodgates of meddling in Artania and bring Luthori closer to Beiteynu - eventually.
At least that's what Nicolas told the Benowitz House just before both Luthori and Kundrati signed up for the Yeudish Neset, after a complicated international manhunt that made no sense to anyone and a diplomatic spat with both states also involving more than a dozen nations taking sides that almost led to the complete tanking of trilateral relations. And then the House of Elior had Kundrati cozy up to Dorvik and the Rosh HaMemshala blast both of them by 5263; to make sure the Beiteynuese Government continued to tow the party line, they even strongarmed Shlomo as they prepared to open the can of worms on Marit, who eventually went to prison by 5280.
A parade of scapegoats, one after the other; the dominoes had began falling neatly.
And then they found out.
They tried to clear the paper trail of the Intelligence Pact and even had an ambassador from Kundrati murdered in an attempt to get it back. They even bought out Marit's investigators to eventually make him the scapegoat.
What did they found out?
As the House of Elior was tanking bilateral relations between Luthori and Kundrati, pushing Kundrati to the gutter of Dorvik's influence and setting the stage for the cozying up between Fort William and Yishelem, what they failed to account for was Cunnington Marit; they had foolishly underestimated the General Director of the Terran Remediation Agency in one of the biggest mistakes of the Yeudi Plot.
The Yeudi bastard knew.
So he played the same deterrence game the House of Elior was playing and stabbed them with their own tools.
He gave 1 of the 8 Gems to the Hulaneveks of Kundrati, who, despite the House of Elior's attempts at getting them out of the way and getting it back, were equal masters of the intelligence game.
A deterrent for a deterrent. Just like a scapegoat for a scapegoat.
And Kundrati's rise became history, aided by the Yeudish Neset.
Summary:Jacquil is the 3rd book of controversial series The Meddling Affairs by Gem Publishing, which exposes the Yeudi Plot's background events during the Emergence Era of Beiteynu; and why they happened.
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These things start as they always do.
Love.
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In 5283, an Auguste Avignon sat in their cell in Rildanor pondering over the Canrillaise and Trigunia's curious utopianism. 7 years later, halfway across the world in Antzarhe, an innocuous Isaac Levy of the Beiteynuese People's Alliance sat in a cafe with a member of the House of Elior.
Levy aligned.
And 1 year later, the Beiteynuese embassy in Rildanor was attacked. The "hostage taking" of the Yeudi People eventually led to the birth of Azhara Diplomacy and the Gadot Measures of 5346, decades later.
The Benowitz Handshake, once again, saw its dominoes falling just right.
And then, something unexpected happened: Eroncourt mediated - the situation deescalated and years later, the Beiteynuese Government decides to focus on the Yeudi Heritage.
A few years onwards, Lourenne and Beiteynu meet up to talk about...Seleya. Alduria and Kanjor eventually joined up, the MSCO came closer with Badara joining the tune and the memories of Yeudish-Canrillaise relations were once again rekindled, much in appreciation of the Aristocrat House.
And in 5317, the legendary B&L that reshaped Terra was born.
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Exactly 100 years later, Meleh Elias Ishmael IV marries Princess Helena of the House of Orleans-Vasser, as Nefariouiem Aristocrat of the House of Elior seals the deal for Avnayheim, thousands of years later.
And the smirking King gives the whimsical Princess 1 of the 8 Gems.
But it was not the 1st.
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Theodore Aristocrat fell in love with Jacquil Debua, a bastard of Canrille.
