Chapter 111: The Great Banquet (3)
A blazing sunset at the tip of the spire.
The night of the Great Banquet has come to Baskerville.
Vikir entered the depths of the inner castle, where only those who had enemies in the main house, especially those in important positions, were allowed to go.
The first floor of the inner castle was the great hall.
The interior of the great stone room, carved out of black stone, was neither luxurious nor glamorous, but it was certainly large and magnificent.
The gothic interior had an eerie, cold atmosphere. It's hard to imagine this as a place for a family dinner.
The demeanor of the servants bringing the food was also strange.
The servants, both male and female, were pale and expressionless.
They moved like puppets, carrying food and arranging utensils, and when they weren't working, they stood upright against the wall, waiting for their master's orders.
Meanwhile.
At a large, circular table, several people sat down to eat.