The election

The Constitution officially entered into force one day after unification. As promised, the government provided Jocelyne with all the necessary means to transport food across the nation, and they opened the new homes made from the old family properties to the common people.

The change was almost instantaneous. Within a day, hunger disappeared from the country and in three days everyone had a roof over their heads. The Great Republic of Beleriard had set a record: no nation on the planet could boast of truly having a zero homelessness rate. Unemployment still existed, but it had finally become less onerous: with the security of a roof over their heads and food on the table, people no longer had to fear so much about losing their jobs.

And as Jocelyne had predicted, this did not lead to a decrease in employment in the least. After all, the television license had to be paid, the car installments had to be paid, the furniture had to be paid, a lot of things still had to be

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