In the resplendent chambers that belonged to Lady Griselda Norlar, she found herself surrounded by a couple of men. The room, adorned with rich tapestries and ornate furnishings, spoke of opulence and power, reflective of the influential figures who had gathered within its confines. After a brief meeting that had taken place earlier, Lady Norlar had retired indoors, where she now held court.
In the courtyard beyond the chambers, Servvas remained with others, including Rosaryn, patiently awaiting the presence of Asfrith Norlar.
The castle, under Asfrith's ownership, was a symbol of authority, and the meeting between Servvas and Asfrith held the promise of significant discussions about Aragon and the upcoming war.
Inside the chambers, Griselda Norlar, a woman known for her allure and influence, had summoned Draaro, who stood just outside the door, awaiting her permission.
