Fanloid Fanclub has erupted into chaos as an all-out revolt has overtaken its soil. What began as political discord quickly spiraled into a violent insurrection within the Senate Chamber, marking one of the most turbulent moments in Fanloid history. The uprising was triggered by President Code's unexpected legal threats against Senator Corm of the GloboHomo caucus, a move widely condemned by fellow senators. The situation rapidly deteriorated after the President declared that the action would be enforced through Executive Order, despite lacking clear legal precedent.

The declaration sent shockwaves through the Senate, with lawmakers denouncing the President's sudden assertion of executive power. Many argued that such authority had never been granted to the office, fueling widespread concerns about government overreach. As frustration mounted, senators across the political spectrum took to the Senate Floor in protest, demanding answers and immediate reversal of the decision. Their defiance, however, was met with swift and extreme resistance from the administration.

In a dramatic escalation, President Code ordered the National Guard and Secret Service to surround the Senate Chamber, claiming it was a necessary measure to maintain order. The once-sacred halls of democracy turned into a battlefield as tensions reached a boiling point. Protesters refused to back down, and what followed was nothing short of a catastrophe. Gunfire erupted from multiple directions, deafening the chamber as senators scrambled for cover. Smoke filled the air, explosions shook the foundations of the building, and shouts of defiance echoed amid the chaos. Amid the destruction, senators fought back using whatever they could find—desks overturned into barricades, senate chairs became shields, and documents of proposed bills were thrown like paper shrapnel. The clash lasted for what felt like an eternity, both sides locked in a brutal struggle for control.

As the dust settled, it became clear—the rebellion had succeeded. The Senate Chamber, once a site of legislative debate, was now littered with bodies of guards and resistance fighters alike. The victorious senators, weary but resolute, turned their attention to one final matter: the President. Reports indicate that President Code had retreated into his secure underground bunker, accompanied by his most loyal Secret Service agents. But the revolt was not yet over. With symbolic fervor, Senator Yog distributed wooden branches to the remaining senators, a representation of the government's branches, as they prepared to confront the President. His fate, it seemed, would soon be decided at the hands of those he had once governed.