A decision on the successor to the throne must be made within a week.
This is a matter of great urgency.
For a nation's king to be decided just within a week of announcing the official selection, no matter how you look at it, it's way too rushed.
But there's no other way, the Ginas Kingdom urgently needs a king to stabilize the situation. If the throne remains vacant for a long time, not to mention the continued domestic turmoil and power shifts, ambitious foreign nations might invade, and then the Ginas Kingdom could be destroyed in an instant.
Therefore, it's extremely necessary to elect a king in a short period.
Thus, within this week, the throne candidates, each with a lineal right of succession, started running wild.
In order to attract as many supporters as possible and gain as many votes as possible, the throne candidates, to varying degrees, resorted to any means necessary.
Some coerced nobles with voting rights to gain their support.
