A Letter arrives at the Royal Household from Henry's cousin, Richard Montgomery,

Dear Henry,
I write this after being proclaimed King. With your regular absence and lack of motivation and allegiance to this nation, and with your recent extended absence.. The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Peerage have decided to remove your position as King.

In return you shall be granted any title you please, from Prince to Knight and you shall be given high precedence in the Kingdom. In 10 years, when my reign must end, or before then, you can try to be King once more.

Although an enforced abdication, it is done with regret and I wish you well, Henry. I hope in 10 years or less, I shall see you try and again be King of this Realm.

Your Obedient Servant,
Richard