Inside the grand palace was a huge room that could contain hundreds of men. The ceiling was adorned with a painting of 'swallow piercing the blue sky' with the wall as its canvas. The glimmering lights from the chandeliers illuminated the place as the clean clear floor reflected its light. Three windows on the east side of the room were opened to reveal a balcony with the sea as its view.
Two long tables made from an ancient wood was covered by a white royal tablecloth each. They were placed paralleled at each other in the middle of the room, creating a space in the middle for the people. On top of them were gourmets made by the imperial kitchen, only the finest from the country were placed. Despite so, the smell in the room was that of an orchid combined with the breezes that the wind from the sea sent with the butlers and the maids, stood respectively on the sides to provide the necessary service for the guests to come.
