Claims:
Ejiki Yaqesh entered the limousine with his brother, Ogadu Yaqesh VI, and 3 other Zulu representatives. His brother was the president of the new Zulu Empire, which was ran under a democracy. "Mr. Yaqesh, would you like a drink?" asked one of the representatives. After all the stress of the conference to settle border disputes, he could use a drink, or 7.
As he situated himself in his seat, and reached for his drink, he felt a sharp pain in his ribs, a pain like no other. Then, he felt some sort of liquid spreading across his side, then down his leg. He heard an excruciatingly loud noise, and shouts immediately after that. His vision started to fade as he saw blood pooling on his shirt. After that, everything went blank.
The final days of Ejiki Yaqesh, Part I
Image of Ejiki, days before his assasination
Not much is known about the days before Ejiki's death. He had been on a trip to Europe for a casual meeting with Spain and France. When he returned, stress took over him as he had to attend a conference 3 days after he returned, on expansion borders in Africa. He decided to bring along his brother and 3 other Zulu representatives. When Ejiki was shot, the sniper was also able to pick off the driver of the limosuine, and one of the Zulu representatives.
When Ejiki was shot, there was instantly a reaction. The limosuine swerved to the side, and one of the representatives made an attempt to flee the site. As he was running, he was shot by the sniper. The driver, the scumbag he was, also tried to make a break for it. He wasnt killed instantly, but died of blood loss. Ogadu rushed to his brother's side, as one of the representatives called for help. The third representative, having some medical training, attempted to help Ejiki. He took off his tie, and tried to use it to block the bleeding.