The Globe: Dellenport in shock

The city of Dellenport woke up this morning to worrying news: William Crest, senior political figure in the Empire and long standing Ducal Official of Delnour, suffered a stroke at 2 AM in the morning and is currently in a state of induced coma. Due to his advanced age and delicate situation, doctors and family alike agreed not to rush him to the hospital, but rather have him treated in his own house. To that end, a team of trusted physicians and surgeons, chosen by Mr. Crest's family, was brought from Corrintrin to his official residence in Delnour, Maumont Manor, where they have already set up camp. 
Even though Mr. Crest's closest relatives assure the press that the family patriarch was in good health as of late, suspicions regarding the veracity of such statements have already began to arise. Most of these associate the fact that, despite being supposedly well, Mr. Crest had been, for a long time, away from public eyes. Since the transition of power in the Federal Liberals, when his son Henry, 53, assumed his post as Chairman of the Party, Mr. Crest remained more or less isolated from the political spectrum, spending most of his time at his residence in the Delnish capital. 
During the last few hours, no news on the state of Mr. Crest's health have been delivered by either the medical staff or his own family. This has also led to new conjectures among the public and the press. While some say that Mr. Crest may be undergoing a delicate and complicated surgical procedure, others affirm that, regardless of what the professionals overwatching him may attempt to do, it could be too late. 
His son, Henry, aswell as his sister, Wylla, nephews and grandchildren have all already gathered at his house. While tension mounts as the silence on his situation remains, the public eagerly awaits to know what will be of one of the Empire's most ancient politicians. 
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