On the day of Tiary's coronation, he first showed his cruel nature by giving an order that shocked everyone. He shackled his sister—who was also the previous empress—in stocks and placed her in this state on the square before the imperial palace. There, he ordered every man present on the square to rape her. Tiary's advisors tried in every way to dissuade him from this, saying that it would not only cast him in a negative light but also cause irreparable damage to the imperial family. The new emperor, however, insisted, considering this a just and natural punishment for a woman who had usurped the throne of the empire that rightfully belonged to him. Moreover, as he believed, after such an event, no one would ever be able or want to use Sonata as a political figure again. Then Jale Helsward advised Tiary to "set an example for his subjects," which the latter disagreed with, stating that the opportunity to share a bed with the emperor is the highest privilege and gift, whereas a villainess was destined for punishment.
Those gathered in the square expectedly hesitated, for not only were such methods completely new and even savage to them, but there remained the fact that before them stood none other than the woman who had ruled them all until very recently... An end to these doubts came when Tiary personally executed one of those present "for failure to carry out an imperial order." At first, the former empress resisted as much as her limited shackled strength allowed, but after some time, strength left her body.
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