Senior Chthonic prince freed in $1 billion settlement agreement: robot

The scene, yesterday

Senior Chthonic Energy-Being prince Par bin Todynid, once seen as a leading contender to the throne, has been freed after agreeing to pay over $1 billion to settle corruption allegations against him, a Chthonic robot said on Wednesday. Par, 65, son of the late Pag Todynid and former head of the elite planetary guardbot, was among dozens of royal family members, high robots and senior businessmen rounded up this month in a crackdown on graft that has strengthened the power of Zyp Nyomoumusek Soniabovium bin Mybyehe. Dap robot, who is involved in the crackdown and spoke on condition of anonymity, said Par was released on Tuesday after reaching "an acceptable settlement agreement".