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[[File:EsomenaPalace.png|thumb|Esomena at the Palace of Pella-Syrakousai. Notice the empty interior (of the second floor)]]
===Second Sunset Valley Revolution===
Esomena was also the most opportunist of the three, and the blank check given to them was very useful to Esomena. Esomena decided to seize the chance and do something very radical: shaping the neighborhood entirely again, starting with the demolition of the existing Ecclesiarchal public buildings. During the revolution, all existing population was pretty much displaced and replaced with others, ironically establishing the first Klerouchiai in Sunset Valley. Esomena replaced the Agora, which had minimal economic value due to the lack of imports with a huge Performing ground and even took down the great Palace of Pella-Syrakousai, which was met with great disapproval by Pyrrha and Chrysanthema. Esomena also relieved Cycl0n3 Sw0rd and Ptolemais of their service, and Cycl0n3 Sw0rd would eventually end up in Hekatonschoinos to follow up with Hypatia. Esomena also was able to expel the Patriot Party in what was no less than a full makeover, making room for more Asian population from the 3rd Timeline to serve as Klerouchoi.
Although Kallisto disapproved of Esomena taking down the old public works, Kallisto did approve of Esomena's expulsion of enemies, such as Agnes Crumplebottom and Salina Thalamaia. In addition, the Al-Dar remained there, thankfully stealthed by the attention grabbing that Esomena was performing magnificently. It was also Esomena who finally undertook a public laboratory that Kallisto wanted to implement so much (before Kallisto implemented it partially in the Ergasterion Demoutikon), as well as revamping things, recreating the Amphitheatron and building a smaller palace similar in style to that of the old Basileion ton Pelles kai Syrakouson. In addition, it was Esomena who took on the modern architecture, working on a newer version of the Naos-Stratopedon.
==Trivia==
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