The official residence of the Andrew family was situated near the base camp of Andrew Haila which was on the edge of the forest. The forest was considered a restricted military area; hence, it was filled with many checkpoints and guards.
This official residence resembled a small castle. On the exterior, this quaint little castle was no different from those common fortresses located around Narcissus County, except that it had many more windows and no suspension bridge nor ditch at the gate.
The moment one entered from the gate, they would immediately be welcomed by a small square which was decorated with a circular fountain in the middle. The statue displayed in the fountain was the old pioneer of Andrew family, who established the Narcissus Knights. Opposite of the fountain and the fortress gate was the main entrance of the residence. Visitors could hitch their horses on the stone columns in front of the doorstep, or they could also hand the horses to the servants of the castle.
