Nan Sichen closely followed her into the tower. As soon as they stepped inside, Nan Sichen put away his umbrella, lightly clapped his hands, and the entire castle lit up.
It seemed voice-activated lights had been installed inside.
Before the lights came on, Qin Yin could vaguely observe that the walls were not white and there seemed to be something on them.
Only when the lights turned on did she realize that the walls were completely covered in oil paintings depicting characters from fairy tales, both Chinese and foreign.
It looked extremely dreamlike. Qin Yin had been a dreamy girl since childhood, especially fond of fairy tales. Had Nan Sichen known about this?
Perhaps it was just a coincidence.
Qin Yin reassured herself with this thought and continued to explore the interior.
The further she walked, the more awed she felt. When she looked around what appeared to be a living room, she was rendered speechless by the sight before her.
