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House Atachier

## Information

### Sigil

The point and upper shaft of a spear, with a line running through the middle of the point the forms the shaft.

### Titles

Lady of the Sacrifice
Lord of the Sacrifice

### Head

Gorex Atachier
Halina Atachier

## Appearances

### Debut

Chapter 1

**House Atachier** is a house in the Kingdom of the Lift. Their seat is the Sacrifice. Their current Lady and Lord are Halina Atachier and Gorex Atachier respectively.
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Jetpack Skibidi Toilet Mutant

The Jetpack Skibidi Toilet Mutant In Episode 22.

## Overview

The **Jetpack Skibidi Toilet Mutant** is the only toilet to have a Hybrid body.

## Appearence

The Jetpack Skibidi Toilet Mutant appears with a Large Speakerman Body, Headphones, A Jetpack and a Toilet.

## Trivia

* It could possibly go fast, but we didnt see it in the Series yet.
G-Man Skibidi Toilet

G-Man Skibidi Toilet in Episode 21.

## Overviw

The **G-Man Skibidi Toilet** is the Skibidi Toilet's second leader, he only appears for around 5 seconds in episode 21.

## Appearence

The G-Man Skibidi Toilet appears with Dual Lasers on his side and possibly lasers in his eyes.

## Trivia

* The G-Man Skibidi Toilet is the least seen skibidi toilet in Skibidi Friend other then Normal Skibidi Toilet and Large Skibidi Toilet.
Jetpack Skibidi Toilet

The Jetpack Skibidi Toilet in Episode 20.

## Overview

The **Jetpack Skibidi Toilet** is a short appearing skibidi toilet.

## Appearence

The Jetpack Skibidi Toilet appears with a jetpack and some armor.

## Variant(s)

* Normal Skibidi Toilet (Possibly Main/Parent Variant)
* Friendly Skibidi Toilet (Possibly Main/Parent Variant)

## Trivia

* The Jetpack Skibidi Toilet is the quickest toilet in the Skibidi Friend series yet.
* The Jetpack Skibidi Toilet is also one of the quickest toilet's to die in the Skibidi Friend series.
Urius

**Urius** is the former sole slave of the Kingdom of the Lift. He was born with slitted eyes and pointed teeth, an uncommon trait that seems to link him to the Moonkind. Due to this, he is persecuted by the Kingdom of the Lift and had been a slave for seemingly most of his life. As a slave, he was unyieldingly critical of those who oppressed him and took any oppurtunity present to try to escape. After breaking out of slavery, he seems to be motivated to anything he thinks would be interesting, without a particular spine of reason.

## Personality

His attitude towards the world is quite cynical but he often uses this to find the humour around him. However, this outlook is often replaced with aggression and alarm when those around him act in a contradictory way that directly affects him, and concerns that concept of ignorance and persecution. Especially, when it concerns prying into his personality, and treating him differently because of the body he was born with. His indifferent attitude towards the world and its injustice seems to be formed from his own perception of himself, and his powerless to change anything about it or the people around him. This indifference seems to motivate his want to solely do things that he thinks are fun or engaging without an underlying incentive. Yet, he feels as though he has some say in how people directly affect him, hence his instances of aggression towards Gorex Atachier during the Atachier Welcoming Feast. Urius is welcome to the idea of change despite his skepticism, and is quick to forgive if an apology seems genuine. He is also a keen listener when it comes to ideas he is interested in.

However, despite seeming as though he hedonically searches for interesting occurrences and activities, there is a possibility for a deeper motivation. Urius has thought about what his life would be like if he had someone who he could genuinely connect with while he was a slave, and has spoken about people not understanding what it is like to be alone. Perhaps he makes decisions that are motivated by his want for true connections, and friends, and this is why he makes the decisions he makes. This may explain his interest in wanting to go back to the Feast, and his attention to the details of Ragis's lessons on magic. The magic will allow him to avoid persecution at the Feast, and the Feast itself may allow him to find new connections. He also acts comfortably around Ragis, and isn't afraid to express his own opinions, which may show his appreciation towards him, as he is the first person in a long time who has treated him like a human.
Ragis Atachier

**Ragis Atachier** is the second son of Gorex and Halina Atachier and is the brother of Gularex and Lucayax Atachier. He has a strong affinity for Urius, even before sharing a conversation with him. He has a fierce desire to make the Kingdom of the Lift treat Urius equally with other humans, who had him enslaved before Ragis assisted him in breaking out after being made aware of his attempts to escape throughout his life and the arrival of Ragis's family to the Grand Mausoleum. He uses magic on a regular basis but hides this from messengers.
Friendly Skibidi Toilet

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* 2.0
* 2.1
* 3.0 (Current)

## Overview

The **Friendly Skibidi Toilet** is the main character in Skibidi Friend, he has gotten multiple upgrades since the first episode, and he was even infected once.

## Appearence

The Friendly Skibidi Toilet appears with a Dual Set of Laser's, A Jetpack, Dual Camera's on the toilet and Glasses (Broken in Episode 21).

## Variant(s)

* There are no known Variant's of the Friendly Skibidi Toilet.

## Trivia

* The Friendy Skibidi Toilet is the first toilet to appear in Skibidi Friend.
Headphones Helicopter Launcher Skibidi Toilet

Headphones Helicopter Launcher Skibidi Toilet in Episode 21.

## Overview

The **Headphones Helicopter Launcher Skibidi Toilet** is a rocket launcher Skibidi Toilet, which got deceased very quickly.

## Appearence

The Headphones Helicopter Launcher Skibidi Toilet appears with Helicopter Flying Thing, Headphones and Dual Set of Rockets in a gray toilet.

## Variant(s)

* Helicopter Launcher Skibidi Toilet (Possibly Main/Parent Variant)

## Trivia

* It is possible that this toilet was made to be an upgraded version of the Helicopter Launcher Skibidi Toilet.
Episode 5

# Turkey

Part of the Waltuh White arc.

Craig and Pablo sneak out of the dungeon but get stopped at the exit by Beethoven, who they proceed to fight in the dungeon.

Beethoven fights Craig and Pablo and nearly gets beat but he gets 10x stronger when he puts on a new pair of shoes and goes into his strongest form...

BLACK AIR FORCE MODE.

Next Episode
2021 White House shooting

On February 17, 2021, during a dinner for all 50 U.S. state governors hosted by U.S. President Tom Kirkman, an individual opened fire against the White House from Lafayette Square across the street. The attack was carried out by Murad Yamadayev, a Chechen national who pledged his allegiance on Twitter to Majid Nassar, the alleged mastermind of the Capitol bombing, three minutes before opening fire. Secret Service agent Mike Ritter, the head of Kirkman's personal security detail, shot and killed the suspect during an armed chase in the square seconds after he himself was shot.
July 17 Underwood-Stamper meeting

The **July 17 Underwood-Stamper meeting** took place on July 17, 2017, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Underwood and former White House Chief of Staff Doug Stamper. The meeting was held to discuss the quid pro quo Stamper accepted in his meeting with U.S. Attorney Lynette Jacobs hours earlier.
Funeral of Catherine Durant

On August 14, 2017, a funeral service was held in Washington, D.C. for former U.S. Secretary of State Catherine Durant. Durant had supposedly died days earlier of complications from her assault in March. The service was attended by various national and foreign dignitaries, including U.S. President Claire Underwood, U.S. Vice President Mark Usher, and Russian president Viktor Petrov who attended despite increasing tensions between Russia and the United States.

In actuality, Durant was alive and had fled the country to prevent a real assassination by the Underwoods.
January 27 Kirkman-Royce call

The **January 27 Kirkman-Royce call** took place on January 27, 2021, from the Treaty Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and Michigan governor James Royce. The call was held to discuss the unfolding civil rights crisis in Michigan.

During the call, Kirkman offered federal resources to respond to Dearborn police targeting Muslim communities through a curfew, which Royce declined before informing Kirkman that he was the one who ordered the curfew's imposition. Royce characterized the community as radicalized, rejected Kirkman's presidential authority as illegitimate, and effectively threatened secession from the United States if the federal government attempted to intervene.
July 4 Underwood-Usher meeting

The **July 4 Underwood-Usher meeting** took place on July 4, 2017, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Underwood and U.S. Vice President Mark Usher. The meeting took place immediately after their meeting with Secret Service agent Rick Bowman had concluded.

During the meeting, Underwood confronted Usher over his objections to her visiting a military base over an anonymous threat. She questioned whether her safety was Usher's primary concern or if he was attempting to undermine her because of her endorsement of Nancy Gallagher for a congressional election, which Usher and the Shepherd family, a major political donor, had been opposed to.
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Death and state funeral of Robert Richmond

On January 26, 2021, U.S. President Robert Richmond died in the Capitol bombing while delivering the 2021 State of the Union address. His state funeral was held outside of Washington, D.C. on January 28, 2021. The casket bearing Richmond's remains lay in state at the Louisiana State Capitol from January 27 through the early morning of January 28, when they were transported to the welcome center of Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. A memorial service was held that afternoon before Richmond was buried in the cemetery.

Plans for Richmond's funeral were unique and significantly different than he had planned. His funeral was one of the fastest state funerals in history. Because of the events of the Capitol bombing, Richmond was unable to lie in state at the United States Capitol, so he lay in state at Arlington during his memorial service. U.S. President Tom Kirkman was originally scheduled to deliver the eulogy at the funeral, but Richmond's son Tyler rejected at last minute following his interview with Elizabeth Vargas which addressed claims that Richmond "fired" Kirkman. U.S. Representative Kimble Hookstraten delivered the eulogy instead, sparking tension between her and Kirkman.
July 14 White House press conference

The **July 14 White House press conference** was held on July 14, 2017, from the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. The briefing was hosted by White House Deputy Press Secretary Kelsey Stewart.

During the briefing, Stewart questioned the response of Arcas Refineries to the 2017 Belfort chemical leak and cast doubt on Bill Shepherd's ability to be trusted, causing U.S. Vice President Mark Usher to interrupt the briefing and take over responsibilities for answering questions. Shepherd is Usher's brother-in-law as the brother of his wife, Second Lady Annette Usher. The interruption was seen as a conflict of interest.
March 15 White House press conference

The **March 15 White House press conference** took place on March 15, 2017, from the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. Held by White House Deputy Director of Communications Sean Jeffries, it was the first press briefing of the Underwood administration. Jeffries announced the transition of power from U.S. President Frank Underwood to U.S. President Claire Underwood.
July 4 Underwood-Usher-Shepherd meeting

The **July 4 Hale-Shepherds meeting** took place on July 4, 2017, in Illinois, between U.S. President Claire Underwood, Second Lady Annette Usher, and Republican businessman Bill Shepherd. The meeting was held to discuss policy proposals and Hale's slate of candidates for the 2018 midterm elections.
Resignation of Claire Underwood

The **resignation of Claire Underwood** as the 47th president of the United States occurred on Thursday, January 18, 2018. Underwood announced her resignation a day earlier on January 17 during a press conference from the White House after the House Judiciary Committee advanced articles of impeachment against her to the U.S. House of Representatives for adoption. Underwood became the fourth American president to resign from office, the last being her husband Frank Underwood less than a year earlier in 2017.

U.S. Secretary of State Marcy Siegerson signed her initials on Underwood's resignation letter at 12:00 pm EST on January 18, officially ending her presidency. U.S. Vice President Mark Usher was subsequently inaugurated.
Capitol bombing

The **Capitol bombing** was a coordinated terrorist attack organized by the True Believers under the leadership of Patrick Lloyd against the United States on Tuesday, January 26, 2021. Occurring at 10:08 p.m. EST, the attack destroyed most of the United States Capitol. At the time of the bombing, U.S. President Robert Richmond was delivering the 2021 State of the Union address to a joint session of the U.S. Congress. The attack annihilated the federal government; Richmond, along with vice president George Ellis, speaker Lawrence Garrett, and all members of Congress, the Supreme Court, and Cabinet were killed. In all, the attack killed over 1,500 people and left more than 2,600 others injured with only 1 survivor, ranking just below the September 11 attacks as the second-deadliest terrorist attack in human history.

During events with the federal government convened, a single government official is selected as the designated survivor in order to continue its function in the event of an attack. As a result of the government's total annihilation, Tom Kirkman, the United States secretary of housing and urban development who was chosen as the designated survivor, ascended as the 50th president of the United States. Richmond and all members of the presidential line of succession were identified as deceased by 10:36 p.m. EST, and Kirkman was subsequently sworn in to office moments later outside the Oval Office in the White House.
February 13 Atwood-Wells meeting

The **February 13 Atwood-Wells meeting** took place on February 13, 2021, in Washington, D.C., between acting director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Jason Atwood and special agent Hannah Wells to discuss the ongoing investigation into the Capitol bombing.

During the meeting, Wells provided Atwood with intelligence that U.S. Representative Peter MacLeish, the sole survivor of the attack, was discovered on the grounds of the United States Capitol where room 105, a hidden office, was located. Wells was informed to investigate the office during her February 5 mystery call. The office had been renovated months earlier, and all eight contractors who renovated the office died of accidents or natural causes within the previous two months. Wells continued that blueprints from the U.S. Capitol showed room 105 was renovated as a bomb shelter, essentially proving that MacLeish was involved with the masterminds of the attack. The classified file providing Wells with the information was provided to her during a meeting hours earlier with U.S. Representative Kimble Hookstraten.
Usher-Russia conspiracy theory

The **Usher-Russia conspiracy theory** is an unproven conspiracy that began on September 20, 2017, when a story was published in the United States which reported that the Federal Bureau of Investigation was looking into allegations that then-U.S. Vice President Mark Usher had improper communication and colluded with top officials of the Russian government. It was later reported that Usher was allegedly involved in the killing of Tom Yates, which was supposedly carried out by a Russian agent.

The allegations came a month after U.S. President Claire Underwood had a meeting with Russian president Viktor Petrov, where she asked him to orchestrate the theory. Usher strongly denied the allegations and was later cleared of any wrongdoing.
Indictment of Frank Underwood

On May 4, 2017, Frank Underwood, the 46th president of the United States, was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of money laundering, obstruction of justice, wire fraud, perjury, terrorism, racketeering, and conspiracy to defraud the United States for his involvement in the Tusk money laundering scheme and his efforts to undermine the 2016 presidential election. Underwood was subsequently arraigned in federal court on all charges, where he pleaded not guilty.

U.S. President Claire Underwood had promised she would pardon her husband, but she recanted on that promise and never issued clemency, leading to increased tension between the two.

Underwood became the first president in American history to be indicted by a grand jury and face the potential of life imprisonment. The trial was set for September.
January 15 National Security Council meeting

The **January 15 National Security Council meeting** took place on January 15, 2018, in the Situation Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Underwood and members of the National Security Council. The meeting was held to discuss an incident where the Islamic Caliphate Organization attempted to buy a nuclear device in Pakistan.
January 26 National Security Council meeting

The **January 26 National Security Council meeting** took place on January 26, 2021, in the Presidential Emergency Operations Center (PEOC) of the White House in Washington, D.C. It was the first National Security Council meeting under the administration of U.S. President Tom Kirkman. The meeting was held to discuss the Capitol bombing and subsequent operations.
First inauguration of Tom Kirkman

The **first inauguration of Tom Kirkman** as the 50th president of the United States took place on January 26, 2021, at the White House in Washington, D.C., after incumbent president Robert Richmond and the presidential line of succession were killed during the Capitol bombing. The inauguration marked the commencement of the first four-year term of Tom Kirkman as president. A judge on the U.S. District Court administered the presidential oath of office. Kirkman became the only designated survivor to ascend to the presidency in American history.

Kirkman was chosen as the designated survivor for the 2021 State of the Union address as part of a wider conspiracy to overthrow thefederal government. Kirkman was the secretary of housing and urban development prior to his accession and served as an architectural and urban planner, businessman, and professor.
February 13 Underwoods-Usher meeting

The **February 13 Underwoods-Usher meeting** took place on February 13, 2017, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between acting U.S. President Claire Underwood, U.S. President Frank Underwood and Conway 2016 campaign manager and U.S. Representative Mark Usher. During the meeting, Underwood offered Usher a position in his administration following the Conway recording leak, knowing that he would now inevitably lose the revote in the 2016 presidential election. Usher declined the offer and opted to remain in the House of Representatives.
February 5 Kirkman-Shore-Rhodes meeting

The **February 5 Kirkman-Shore-Rhodes meeting** took place on February 5, 2021, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman, White House Chief of Staff Aaron Shore, and special advisor Emily Rhodes. During the meeting, Shore and Rhodes informed Kirkman that Michigan governor James Royce reimposed a curfew and banned public gatherings for Muslim citizens with the justification that revelations made during the Kirkman-Vargas interview made him an illegitimate president.
February 5 Kirkman-Hookstraten meeting

The **February 5 Kirkman-Hookstraten meeting** took place on February 5, 2021, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and U.S. Representative Kimble Hookstraten. During the meeting, Hookstraten pressed Kirkman on the operation to hunt down Majid Nassar.
February 12 Kirkman-Carrera-Chernow meeting

The **February 12 Kirkman-Carrera-Chernow meeting** took place on February 12, 2021, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman, Central Intelligence Agency director James Carrera, and acting chairman of the Joint Chiefs ADM. Michael Chernow. The meeting was held to discuss alternative retaliatory options in Algeria after Kirkman was forced to abort a separate mission shortly before.
Dismissal of Lynette Jacobs

On July 18, 2017, at midnight, U.S. President Claire Underwood dismissed U.S. Attorney Lynette Jacobs on allegations of corruption and abuse of power after she offered former White House Chief of Staff Doug Stamper a quid pro quo for dropping murder charges against him from his indictment in exchange for information to impanel a grand jury to investigate Underwood.
March 3 Underwood-Walker meeting

The **March 3 Underwood-Walker meeting** took place on March 3, 2017, at the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. between U.S. President Frank Underwood and former U.S. President Garrett Walker. The meeting was held ahead of Walker's testimony before the Declaration of War Committee investigation. Walker privately assured Underwood that he would plead the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in response to all questions asked, despite his strong hatred for Underwood for "stealing the presidency from him."
Killing of Tom Hammerschmidt

On September 27, 2017, one day after his meeting with Doug Stamper, journalist Tom Hammerschmidt was shot and killed by an unknown contractor hired by U.S. President Claire Underwood. The killing came after Stamper confessed to the murder of Rachel Posner and provided Hammerschmidt with incriminating information on Underwood, preventing him from going public with it.
Storming of the Michigan standoff

On February 5, 2021, while Michigan governor James Royce was blocking access to Kirkman administration officials from entering the state at Dearborn Airport, protesters of the Islamic American Coalition stormed the scene to confront Royce. Emily Rhodes, U.S. President Tom Kirkman's special advisor, used the scene to force Royce to travel to Washington, D.C. to meet with Kirkman in order to resolve the crisis so that he would not be seen on live television removing peaceful protesters.
August 14 Underwood-Vasquez meeting

The **August 14 Hale-Vasquez meeting** took place on August 14, 2017, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Underwood and former White House Chief of Staff Linda Vasquez. It was their first in-person meeting since the resignation of U.S. President Garrett Walker.

During the meeting, Vasquez confronted Underwood on the grand jury investigation into her. She also expressed regret for rejecting the nomination of Frank Underwood for secretary of state, claiming it would have prevented "everything."
Michigan National Guard refusal of federalization

On February 5, 2021, hours after U.S. President Tom Kirkman signed an executive order to federalize the Michigan National Guard in response to the ongoing civil rights crisis, the commanding general formally refused the order and publicly denounced Kirkman as an illegitimate president. He subsequently declared that the guard stands behind Michigan governor James Royce, its "true commander-in-chief."
September 26 Stamper-Hammerschmidt meeting

The **September 26 Stamper-Hammerschmidt meeting** took place on September 26, 2017, in Washington, D.C., between Doug Stamper and journalist Tom Hammerschmidt. During the meeting, Hammerschmidt provided Stamper were information he had gathered proving his connection to prostitute Rachel Posner. Stamper admitted to killing Posner during the meeting and provided Hammerschmidt with incriminating information on U.S. President Claire Underwood.
August 11 Underwood-Usher meeting

The **August 11 Underwood-Usher meeting** took place on August 11, 2017, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Underwood and U.S. Vice President Mark Usher. The meeting was held while Underwood was out for a run in the city.

During the run, Usher stopped Underwood and brought her to a van parked on the side of a road on her route. He opened the door to reveal the remains of Tom Yates, who Underwood had murdered months earlier in Usher's house. Usher informed her that he could get rid of the body or inform the police amid a growing strain in his relationship with Underwood, and demanded she resolve it immediately.
Killing of Tom Yates

In the early morning hours of March 13, 2017, writer Tom Yates was killed by U.S. Vice President Claire Underwood. Yates and Underwood had been involved in a months-long extramarital affair, during which time he gained incriminating information against the Underwoods. To prevent the information from going public, Underwood poisoned him with a lethal dose of gelsemium.
2017 testimony of Nathan Green

On March 13, 2017, Federal Bureau of Investigation deputy director Nathan Green testified before the House Judiciary Committee pursuing impeachment charges against U.S. President Frank Underwood. Green testified that the take down of Muhammed Kalabi was legitimate and that it was "unthinkable" to imagine the bureau would involve itself in the 2016 presidential election to benefit Underwood.
January 21 Underwoods-Usher meeting

The **January 21 Underwoods-Usher meeting** took place on January 21, 2017, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between acting U.S. President Claire Underwood, U.S. President Frank Underwood and Conway 2016 campaign manager Mark Usher.

During the meeting, Claire agreed to step down in exchange for House Speaker Madeline McCarthy agreeing to put a bill on the floor of the House of Representatives ordering a second presidential election in Tennessee and Ohio, the two states that failed to certify and made the general election between Underwood and Republican nominee Will Conway inconclusive.
February 13 Hookstraten-Wells meeting

The **February 13 Hookstraten-Wells meeting** took place on February 13, 2021, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. Representative Kimble Hookstraten and Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent Hannah Wells. The meeting came a day after a brief meeting between the two.

During the meeting, Hookstraten provided Wells with a classified file that she declassified to reveal the details of the latest renovations to the United States Capitol as part of an investigation into the Capitol bombing. The file particularly highlighted work done to room 105, which Wells was directed towards from a mystery call a week earlier. Hookstraten provided the file on the condition that she be updated routinely on the investigation.
January 23 Underwood-Morrison meeting

The **January 23 Underwood-Morrison meeting** took place on January 23, 2017, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Frank Underwood and National Intelligence Director Vanessa Morrison. During the meeting, Morrison informed Underwood of chairman of the joint chiefs Max Braegher's plan to fabricate the 2017 Washington nuclear scare.
Aaron Shore White House Chief of Staff appointment

On January 28, 2021, U.S. President Tom Kirkman appointed Aaron Shore as White House Chief of Staff, effective immediately. The appointment came shortly after their earlier meeting where Kirkman rejected Shore's resignation as deputy chief of staff following the leak of Majid Nassar confessing to committing the Capitol bombing.
Termination of Harris Cochrane

On February 5, 2021, U.S. President Tom Kirkman terminated acting chairman of the Joint Chiefs Harris Cochrane and decommissioned him from the United States Army after he unilaterally ordered a military operation without Kirkman's authorization.

Sammy Serafian, an operative of the Central Intelligence Agency, infiltrated Al-Sakar sixteen months earlier in Algeria. He communicated that Majid Nassar, the alleged mastermind behind the Capitol bombing, was located at his compound where he was undercover. Shortly after the transmission, Serafian went unheard from. Kirkman gave a 24 hour window for him to make contact before he would assume the worst and authorize a retaliatory strike on the compound to execute Nassar. Within that time frame, Cochrane claimed to U.S. Cyber Command that Kirkman had prematurely authorized Algerian air defenses to be taken offline ahead of a planned strike, unbeknownst to him. Kirkman subsequently terminated Cochrane for insubordination, and he was dishonorably discharged from the U.S. Army for violating his oath to obey the orders of the president of the United States, the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces.
Killing of Danny Fayad

On January 27, 2021, 17 year-old Danny Fayad died in the hospital after being beaten and forcefully detained by police in Dearborn, Michigan earlier that day, as part of governor James Royce's order against Muslim citizens in the wake of the Capitol bombing. U.S. President Tom Kirkman called Fayad's parents within hours of his death to offer his condolences. He vowed that he would crack down on the civil rights abuses in their call.
February 5 Kirkman-Bishara conversation

The **February 5 Kirkman-Bishara conversation** took place over the phone on February 5, 2021, from the Cabinet Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and President Bishara of Algeria. The call was held to inform the Algerian government that U.S. intelligence suggested Majid Nassar, the alleged mastermind behind the Capitol bombing, was hiding in the country. Bishara repeatedly claimed that the intelligence was false and the conversation ended without bilateral agreement.
Inauguration of Claire Underwood

The **inauguration of Claire Underwood** as the 47th president of the United States took place on March 15, 2017, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., marking the commencement of the first and only term of Claire Underwood as president. The unscheduled, extraordinary inauguration took place in the aftermath of the resignation of U.S. President Frank Underwood. Upon the completion of her oath, Underwood became the first female president in American history.
2017 White House incident

The **2017 White House incident** occurred in the early morning hours of March 19, 2017, when the United States Secret Service shot and killed a protester that jumped the fence of the White House and attempted to storm the building in opposition to U.S. President Claire Underwood's announcement that the United States would intervene in the Syrian Civil War.
2017 Russian buildup along the Syrian border

On August 14, 2017, Russia began a buildup of more than 100,000 forces along the Jordan-Syria border at the Jordan Valley. The buildup began while Russian president Viktor Petrov was in the United States for the funeral of former U.S. Secretary of State Catherine Durant, and came amid increasing tensions with the U.S. over Middle East policy, particularly related to U.S. intervention in the Syrian Civil War.
Underwood abortion story

On September 21, 2017, a story was published in the United States that revealed U.S. President Claire Underwood had three abortions, with the last taking place at 16 weeks during her pregnancy. Underwood previously admitted to having an abortion in her bombshell 2014 CNN interview, but she lied about the circumstances surrounding it. In an address to the nation, Underwood confirmed that she had several abortions, but she lied that they were as a result of a non-viable pregnancy with former U.S. President Frank Underwood.

Underwood's pregnancy with Underwood was viable; she terminated it to focus on her husband's political career. Her earlier abortions were from a partner in college.
Skirmish in Michigan

The **skirmish in Michigan** took place on February 5, 2021, in Dearborn, Michigan, as part of the wider civil rights crisis in the state. Governor James Royce reauthorized his police orders targeting Muslim citizens following the Kirkman-Vargas interview, which Royce used to claim that U.S. President Tom Kirkman was an illegitimate president and his order halting Michigan police was therefore invalid. Kirkman deployed his special advisor Emily Rhodes as a legal observer for an anti-Royce protest organized by the Islamic American Coalition in Dearborn, and upon her arrival, Royce and state police blocked her from leaving her aircraft.
Termination of Max Braegher

On January 23, 2017, acting U.S. President Claire Underwood terminated GEN. Max Braegher as chairman of the joint chiefs and dishonorably discharged him from the United States Army over his role in fabricating the 2017 Washington nuclear scare. Braegher was conspiring with Republican vice presidential nominee GEN. Ted Brockhart to prevent U.S. President Frank Underwood's reelection.
Inauguration of Mark Usher

The **inauguration of Mark Usher** as the 48th president of the United States took place on January 18, 2018, at the White House in Washington, D.C., marking the commencement of the first and only term of Mark Usher as president. The unscheduled, extraordinary inauguration took place in the aftermath of the resignation of U.S. President Claire Underwood.
Robert Richmond Vice President nomination

On January 19, 2018, one day after his extraordinary inauguration, U.S. President Mark Usher nominated U.S. Senator Robert Richmond as vice president of the United States to fill the vacancy left by his accession. Usher, a Republican, said his nomination of Richmond, a Democrat, was to promote national unity in the wake of the divisive tenures of Frank and Claire Underwood.

Despite political disagreements with him, Richmond accepted the nomination, and he was unanimously confirmed by the United States Congress on January 30 before subsequently taking office as the 53rd vice president of the United States.
January 28 Kirkman-Shore meeting

The **January 28 Kirkman-Shore meeting** took place on January 28, 2021, at the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and Aaron Shore. During the meeting, Kirkman confronted Shore after learning he leaked the video of Majid Nassar confessing to committing the Capitol bombing, not U.S. Representative Kimble Hookstraten, as was originally thought. Shore admitted he leaked the video to rebound Kirkman's approvals following a dwindling of support after Hookstraten's eulogy during the state funeral of Robert Richmond.
August 14 Underwood-Petrov meeting

The **August 14 Hale-Petrov meeting** took place on August 14, 2017, in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Underwood and Russian president Viktor Petrov. The meeting was held to discuss resolutions to the Russian buildup in Syria.

During the meeting, Underwood and Petrov agreed on a bilateral approach to Syria. After their agreement, Underwood asked Petrov for the Russian government to claim responsibility for the killing of Tom Yates and claim that it was in coordination with U.S. Vice President Mark Usher, which he agreed to.
September 20 Underwood-Usher meeting

The **September 20 Underwood-Usher meeting** took place on September 20, 2017, at the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Underwood and U.S. Vice President Mark Usher. During the meeting, Underwood offered Usher the opportunity to resign following the Usher-Russia conspiracy theory's publication, which he refused.
Killing of LeAnn Harvey

In the early morning hours of March 19, 2017, White House Chief of Staff LeAnn Harvey was killed by contractors hired by First Gentleman and former U.S. President Frank Underwood. The contractors rammed Harvey's car and drove her off the road, resulting in the car flipping over and hitting several barriers, killing Harvey instantly.
January 13 Stamper-Skorsky meeting

The **January 13 Stamper-Skorsky meeting** took place on January 13, 2018, in Washington, D.C., between former White House Chief of Staff Doug Stamper and journalist Janine Skorsky. During the meeting, Skorsky asked Stamper to assist in her story that documented all the evidence gathered over the last four years that detailed the crimes of former U.S. President Frank Underwood and incumbent U.S. President Claire Underwood.
2021 governors summit

The **2021 governors' summit** was held on February 18, 2021, at the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and all 50 U.S. state governors. It was the first in-person event between Kirkman and all governors. The summit was held to discuss issues left in the aftermath of the Capitol bombing, primarily the lack of a United States Congress.

The summit was originally tense with several governors questioning Kirkman's legitimacy as president. Despite the original friction, the summit ended successfully after all 50 governors agreed to appoint two individuals each to the United States Senate and hold special elections in their states for the House of Representatives. Governors representing states that did not have constitutional authority to appoint temporary occupants to the Senate prior to the next regular election agreed to call emergency legislative session to adopt state amendments permitting them to do so. The deal was reached after Kirkman agreed to temporarily suspend all immigration into the United States to reevaluate customs procedures.
January 27 Kirkman-Fayad meeting

The **January 27 Kirkman-Fayad meeting** took place in the early morning hours of January 27, 2021, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and Iranian ambassador Fayad. The meeting was held to discuss the deployment of Iranian forces to the Persian Gulf.

During the meeting, Kirkman demanded Iran withdraw its naval forces from the Strait of Hormuz after the ambassador offered his condolences for the Capitol bombing. When Fayad denied the presence of the destroyers, Kirkman threatened to authorize military action against Iran and order a nuclear strike on its capital Tehran in a major escalation. Because of the show of force due to circumstances surrounding the Capitol bombing, Fayad agreed to convince the Iranian government to withdraw its forces, which they did less than three hours later.
First inauguration of Robert Richmond

The **first inauguration of Robert Richmond** as the 49th president of the United States took place on December 18, 2019, at the White House in Washington, D.C., marking the commencement of the first term of Robert Richmond as president. The unscheduled, extraordinary inauguration took place in the aftermath of the resignation of U.S. President Mark Usher following his impeachment.
Presidency of Garrett Walker

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Garrett Walker's tenure as the 45th president of the United States began with his inauguration on January 20, 2013, and ended with his resignation on October 30, 2014. Walker, a Democrat from Colorado who previously served as the state's governor, took office following his victory over incumbent Republican president George Ellis in the 2012 presidential election, winning the most votes of any candidate in history at that time. Walker resigned over the Tusk money laundering scandal, becoming the second president to ever do so.
Attempted assassination of Claire Underwood

On July 4, 2017, Claire Underwood, the 47th president of the United States, was shot at while traveling in the presidential state car en route to Air Force One after delivering a Fourth of July speech to American service members. A United States Army officer fired at Underwood's limousine as it passed with a U.S. military-issued handgun, but because the vehicle is bulletproof, she was not injured. The attempted assassination was covered up by the Secret Service and never made aware to the public.

Underwood was made aware of a threat during an earlier meeting with U.S. Vice President Mark Usher and Secret Service agent Rick Bowman, but she refused to cancel her planned appearance. The attempted assassination was orchestrated by businessman Bill Shepherd.
2017 Washington nuclear scare

The **2017 Washington nuclear scare** occurred on January 23, 2017, when a truck carrying three cesium-137 irradiators in the Washington Metropolitan Area outside of Washington, D.C. missed two checkpoints and its tracking system went offline. Acting U.S. President Claire Underwood, U.S. President Frank Underwood and other members of the National Security Council were subsequently evacuated from the White House to the Presidential Emergency Operations Center (PEOC).

The incident occurred while the House of Representatives began recasting ballots to elect a president after they continuously deadlocked days earlier, sparking a constitutional crisis. All members of the National Security Council evacuated to the PEOC, except for director of National Intelligence Vanessa Morrison. Skeptical, Underwood left the bunker and confronted Morrison, during which he learned that there was no missing radioactive truck and the incident was fabricated by chairman of the joint chiefs Max Braegher in an attempt to help Republican Will Conway win the contingent election by keeping Underwood in the bunker. Braegher had a personal relationship with the Republican vice presidential nominee, Ted Brockhart, who was previously vice chairman of the joint chiefs.
My Magical Roommate

**Sinopse**

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História Original: High School Animal

Aplicativos: Wattpad, Spirit

O querido avô de Yumi acaba de nomeá-la gerente de seu complexo de apartamentos, mas entre sua má reputação e fenômenos estranhos, o prédio arrisca ser demolido...

Como se isso não bastasse, ela rapidamente descobre que o complexo é um centro para seres mágicos de reinos distantes! Agora cabe a Yumi e seus inquilinos - uma raposa delinquente, um Lobo recluso e um homem-morcego excêntrico - impedir que sua casa seja reconstruída. Yumi consegue fazer com que eles confiem em si e trabalhem juntos antes que seja tarde demais?

**Personagens**

Kioshi \_ O Morcego

Esse bad boy robusto é guitarrista e vocalista de uma banda underground, o que explica as reclamações de barulho que Yumi recebe. Solitário, Kioshi só pensa em si. Cansado de ser tratado injustamente devido a seu sangue de dragão, ele veio à Terra para um novo começo e se apaixonou pela música local... Yumi será capaz de domesticá-lo ou será forçada a mandá-lo embora?

Hiro \_ O Lobo

Distinto e apaixonado por tecnologia, Hiro é um técnico que trabalha em seu quarto. Ele sempre parece severo quando Yumi o conhece, mas, na verdade, ele fica nervoso perto dos humanos. Ele prefere a companhia de suas fadas familiares, embora elas tendam a sair de seu quarto para pregar peças em toda a vizinhança. Yumi pode ajudar este Lobo a ver que os humanos não são tão terríveis?

Yoshida \_ A Raposa

Esta jovem excêntrica opera em seu próprio ritmo. Mesmo sendo amigável e tranquila, Yoshida adora fazer brincadeiras com Yumi e os outros moradores locais. Para ela, não há nada mais emocionante do que ver um morcego furioso... Apesar de tudo, ela é muito mais acessível que os outros. Há rumores de que ela tem sangue real e é a única sobrevivente de sua casa... Será que ela se abrirá com Yumi a tempo?

## Original

Essa história é totalmente diferente da história original, quem quiser dar uma lida: High School Animal

História baseada no game: My Magical Boyfriend

## Histórias

Spirit: My Magical Roommate

Wattpad: My Magical Roommate[1]
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July 4 Underwood-Usher-Bowman meeting

The **July 4 Underwood-Usher-Bowman meeting** took place on July 4, 2017, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Claire Underwood, U.S. Vice President Mark Usher and Secret Service agent Rick Bowman. The meeting was held to discuss threats against Underwood as the first female president, which had increased since the indictment of her husband, former president Frank Underwood.

During the meeting, Usher and Bowman informed Underwood that her appearance at a military base to deliver a July 4 address later that day was being cancelled due to an anonymous threat from a solider; Underwood overruled the decision and continued with the visit despite the threat.
February 5 Wells-MacLeish meeting

The **February 5 Wells-MacLeish meeting** took place on February 5, 2021, between Hannah Wells and U.S. Representative Peter MacLeish and his wife Beth MacLeish. During the meeting, Wells confronted MacLeish with photos of him during the 2021 State of the Union address, showing that he was not in his seat during the explosion. MacLeish claimed that he had left the chamber to call his wife.
February 5 National Security Council meeting

The **February 5 National Security Council meeting** took place on February 5, 2021, in the Presidential Emergency Operations Center of the White House in Washington, D.C., between U.S. President Tom Kirkman and members of the National Security Council.

During the meeting, Central Intelligence Agency director James Carrera informed Kirkman that an American operative who had infiltrated Al-Sakar communicated a message confirming the terrorist organization's responsibility for committing the Capitol bombing and pinpointing leader Majid Nassar's location to a compound in Algeria before going missing in action. Kirkman ordered that planned retaliatory military action be paused until the operative made further communication confirming that he had evacuated the compound, giving a 24-hour window.