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Eduardo Bolsonaro who was still in São Paulo had mourned the loss of his father to the terrorists. Eduardo, who was a silent supporter of the monarchy had found his way into the Lusvarghi camp and brought with him the entire Southeast and Southern Brazil's support. Eduardo would meet with the army groups that his father was in to weaken army support towards republicans. Upon meeting with the various group leaders, he had gotten the support of a fifth of the army as the Army itself, not the leaders still were pro Bolsonaro, and with his children now in play, they would have more reason to return to the support of the Monarchy. It seems Pujol's stronghold has weakened even before any blood had been spilled. Rondonia, Mato Grosso, and Rio Grande do Norte have re pledged loyalty to the Monarchist faction leaving only,

Ceará
Maranhão
Tocantins
Piaui
Goias
and District Federal.

The 6 then sent their governors to meet and to align views and goals. Pujol was too busy scouting Naval and Air positions to realise that João Filipe had been rummaging around with the transport system forcing rail cars to enter Monarchist states only to be stripped of the necessary goods. A week later and Pujol finally discovered why the Monarchists were so consolidated. It was because of the combined efforts of Rafael Lusvarghi, Eduardo Bolsonaro, and Prince João Filipe. Pujol had a choice, either call for their arrest, or meet with his rival, Prince João Filipe. Before he could make his decision, however, João Filipe and Lusvarghi showed up to the Alvorada Palace in a Leopard 1A5 flanked by two EE-11 Urutu's Pujol looked out his window upon hearing a large vehicle moving and saw the barrel of the 1A5 pointed directly at him. A Monarchist loyalist entered and presented him with a surrender notice that gave evidence of falling support within his Army. Pujol reluctantly agreed and surrendered himself to the Monarchist faction thus ending the cold civil war. Prince João Filipe became Emperor João Filipe and made Eduardo Bolsonaro his Prime Minister, essentially returning to the old ways, just with new figures. Rafael Lusvarghi was given the positions of Minister of Defence replacing, Fernando Azevedo e Silva Pujol was ultimately discharged and given a forced retirement package at half his salary as General. João Filipe a couple days later after being informed of DOSA and LSEG policies reaffirmed Brasils support of them, for despite his being more to the right than Alfonso, he still wishes to see South America remain a peaceful continent.