You lead her to her bedchambers and order the servants to help her make at home, then return to your duties.
1000 CCE, Next Morning
4
The healers are optimistic about Prince August's health. His fever went down and he looks much better after few good meals and a night of rest.
1000 CCE, 3rd Week of Mid-Spring
The flooding has subsided and thanks to the Engineering Corps of the Royal Army, the damage has been made minimal, and the subsequent cleanup will take much less time.
Governors of the affected provinces are immensely grateful and people praise your name!
1000 CCE, 4th Week of Mid-Spring
Now that the Revolution is over, you've had the time to check the damage done to the Royal Catacombs, located in the city of Sas, a day's travel from the capital.
What you find is a depressing sight; the main mausoleum was torched and its wood-and-stone cupola collapsed, destroying the shrine underneath. Several sarcophagi have been smashed by the godless Revolutionaries, and the Gilded Urn of Jacobus I, who died fighting a red drake, has been stolen, no doubt sold on the black market to some unscrupulous collector. Lower levels, where royal cousins and aunts and uncles were laid to rest have been flooded and ruined as well, with many of the naves completely collapsed with rubble and rock.
Your architects doubt what would come out as cheaper and easier to do - clean up the Royal Catacombs and rebuild the Funerary Temple, or erect new cemetery complex for your ancestors (and you, when it comes to it) somewhere else, perhaps using some of the remaining temple stones as construction material.
A) We will clean the Catacombs and rebuild the Temple, making it brighter and more opulent than it ever was!
B) Destruction of the Catacombs occured because it was a place of opulence and luxury, begging to be robbed. Its time my family is put to rest in a simpler construction!
C) What has been destroyed cannot be remade - but we can build a new resting place nearby, so that the funerary tradition of my family is upheld!