Chapter 57 - Alluding the Elusive Prelude

Concerning the earlier circumstance, following the time which had been moved backward; a few hours prior, above the same surface that concealed the same blow. A surface on which there was another chamber lied dim in glimmering shade of crimson surrounding it reflected by the ivory floor. From the sources of the bright orange-tinged flames, of crimson flambeau stood out the most amongst other white-tinted wall on which it shone upon, and dome-like structure of high ceiling on which it hung from, hence was well capable of illumining the lucid scene below such a ceiling inside this vast single chamber---the main hall it might seem to be precise---in which also a distinctive single feature presented itself beneath the same ceiling thus the same roof of dome-like structure.