Confrontation in Morales

The confrontation in Morales saw a bloodless infighting between Borealis' Black Guard loyalists and the Atlas Resistance and the dissident Black Guard which ends upon the loyalists' discovery that Duchess Maria and the 501st were brought by Emilia and her team to Morales.
Grand Marshal Borealis, through the personal words of Duchess Maria, ordered the end of the blockade.
==History==
===Arrival at Morales Port===
An Atlas Resistance submarine, manned by Emilia and her team, docks at the Morales port where the 501st and Duchess Maria exits the submarines. Members of the dissident Black Guard provided transportation for them in order to head to the Volkshalle Complex.
===Infighting at the Volkshalle Complex===
Minutes before the Atlas Resistance submarine docked, Black Guard members, divided into Borealis' loyalists and dissidents, began fighting each other at and around the Volkshalle Complex.
The infighting would only end when the 501st and Duchess Maria, who was shot in the stomach and supposedly killed by Grand Marshal Borealis upon hearing her saying the word "care" during the interrogation of the Allied leaders at Rome, arrives. Both loyalists and dissidents gave way for them to head to the Volkshalle, with some dissidents and loyalists opening the great doors to the Volkshalle's interior and leading them to the Grand Marshal's office.
===The Grand Marshal and the Duchess===
Grand Marshal Borealis was swarmed by Black Guardsmen, both loyalist and dissident alike, who stripped him of all his weapons before allowing Duchess Maria through.
It is unknown what happened during the confrontation between the Grand Marshal and the Duchess, who were friends once before the Allies stabbed the Novayans in the back. What it is known, however, is that Grand Marshal Borealis and Duchess Maria kissed and embraced each other, with the former agreeing to end the blocakde on the condition that the Allied Nations agree to sign a treaty he planned.
==Aftermath==
The confrontation led to the end of the blocakde of Europe and South Liberion, but the confrontation also led to the signing of the Unfair Treaty of Rome.