Chapter 86

• I finally understood why moving into the Royal Palace was such a significant event. It was a place far beyond anything I had ever imagined—an architectural marvel that seemed to blend the grandeur of Bavaria’s Neuschwanstein Castle with the majestic elegance of India’s Amber Fortress. Encased in sprawling, breathtaking gardens, the palace embodied the romanticism of the nineteenth century, delicately infused with the mystique of Southern Asian artistry.
• "Wow..." The word escaped my lips in awe.
• The palace's main building was a sight to behold, reserved solely for the King and those closest to him. To the east lay the harem, connected to the main building through a series of secret passageways—passages known only to the King himself. The western wing was designated for esteemed guests and their families, while the servants and military personnel resided in two grand structures a short distance from the castle’s core.