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Meanwhile Sarene arrives in Arelon to find the country in mourning for Prince Raoden. Under the conditions of their wedding contract, she must stay in Arelon but is suspicious of the circumstances surrounding his death. With no husband, Sarene throws herself into Arelish political life only to find King Iadon expects her to stay out of such matters. Sarene quickly allies herself to a group of nobles, including her uncle [[Kiin]], who are dissatisfied with the kings leadership. Together they scheme to overthrow him.
 
At the same time, Hrathen begins his campaign to convert the population of Arelon to the [[Derethi]] religion. His propaganda involves speeches persuading the Arelenes to hate Elantris in the hope of turning them against [[Shu-Korath]], as well as more discrete meetings with the nobility. Hrathen singles out [[Telrii]], a greedy but influential noble, to try and place on the thrownthrone thinking him to be a Derethi sympathiser. However, Hrathen’s plans don’tare gooften entirelystalled smoothly as King Iadon dismisses his request to convert to Shu-Dereth andby [[Dilaf]], his overly zealous [[odiv]], who seems to oppose him at every turn.
 
Sensing that Hrathen is a danger to Arelon, Sarene also attempts to disturb his schemes. In a change of previous plans, Sarene stabalises Iadon’s rule fearing that Telrii would be even more incompetent as a ruler. SheAdditionally, alsoshe enters Elantris with food to show the rest of Arelon that the Elantrians are mostly harmless, not realising she is disrupting Raoden’s plans for New Elantris in the process.
 
With non of his plans workingfalling apart, Hrathen has to take drastic action and drinks a potion that imitates the effects of the shaod.
 
=== Part Two: The Call of Elantris ===
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