As the crown changed hands and the gathered freehold watched, nothing immediately happened in the Throne Room. Then, slowly, gradually, the pillars, the colosseum, the rustic surroundings slowly melt away as trees appear from the shadows, which deepen distinctly, lining where the walls should be. Above, grey clouds gather in this Autumn twilight to bring with it the feel of a coming storm and there is a sense that the freehold now stand on a high cliff, the distant sounds of waves crashing against rock face. The only portion of the Hollow that remains unchanged is the fire pit itself but instead of a place for telling heroic stories, it is now a place for ghost stories around a campfire.
When the Hollow settles in its new form, Mr Bates raises his voice. "Long live the King!" he says before applauding, and is quickly joined by the other fae whom work within the Four Seasons. Terri, standing nearby also applauds but is far more excitable, even managing to throw in a Whoop! for good measure.