The Allegiance Mesh. It is used to negotiate between the Four Kingdoms.
The Plight of the Four Kingdoms is a subplot of Problem Sleuth. There are two halves to the Universe: the city, and the Four Kingdoms. Each kingdom is ruled by a different race; the weasels, the elves, the clowns, and the pigs. These four have been at constant war with each other.
Cultural Differences
The Weasels
The Weasels are an aggressive race of anthropomorphic creatures. They dwell in the salted melon fields of the other side of the Universe. They are known for flipping the fuck out, and their king is the most practiced in this ability. The Weasels crave elven eggs, and go on periodic raids into Elf territory for them.
The Elves
The Elves are known for their cunning and intuition. They are perhaps the most clandestine of the Four Kingdoms. Elves can grant wishes, provided you give them enough incentive. Elves have an unusual lust for the pies created by the Clowns; they will steal them right off the clowns' windowsills.
The Pigs
The Pigs are the most unappealing of the Four Kingdoms. Their Pulchritude is considerably low, and will only associate with characters who are equally as low. The Pigs sustain themselves on salted melons; however, their kingdom is so muddy and unappealing that the melons refuse to grow there. Thus, they must gather their supply from the Weasels.
The Clowns
The Clowns are the most presumptuous of the Four. They excel in song, dance, and piemaking. Their primary source of entertainment is to pick on the Pigs by slapping them on the behind and watching them squeal. Only a jerkwad would hang out with them.
The Quest
The Weasel King charges Problem Sleuth with handling the negotiation and arbitration of the situation. To aid him in this task, he arms Problem Sleuth with The Tectrix of the Arbitor and appropriate attire (It looks pretty ridiculous). With the Tectrix, he must use the Allegiance Mesh and appropriate negotiation strategies to hammer out a treaty between the Four Kingdoms.
The Solution
How the fuck do I know? Just use the code, stupid.