Under the illumination of candlelight, the silver candlestick glittered, and the Alubeon red tea obtained through special channels emanated a heartwarming aroma. The added lemon and sugar created a fragrant taste that delighted the senses. Portraits and scenic paintings hung on the walls, adding an elegant atmosphere to the room. At the center of the room was a thick carpet, around which were positioned elaborately-carved armchairs bearing the shield emblem of the Argentoratum's Count family. Blue-patterned porcelain tea sets decorated with gold rims, were neatly placed on the tea table. The furnishings in the room exuded a romantic artistic style.
With a few authors, artists, and critics present, and an array of artistic conversations, the salon had all the necessary elements. Next came the endless stream of food, drinks, noise, singing…
