The personal summons of a King often gives off the impression that it would take place in an audience hall where a throne resides.
However, in reality, palace audience halls are not the kind of places that are casually used for meetings, conversations, or even discussions of important matters.
Audience halls are more akin to churches and auditoriums of the past life, only utilized during very formal occasions with clear procedural arrangements, such as ceremonies.
Therefore, the palace's audience hall is usually only open for formal ceremonies such as investitures, knighthood ceremonies, succession rituals, and proclamation events, and is not accessible to the public otherwise.
Personal summons by the King, discussions of important affairs with high-ranking officials, and meetings with significant figures, take place in a different location.
This place is called the King's Chamber, the King's working space, similar to a conference room and office dedicated to the King.
