The big screen in the Stetford Family's screening room quickly displayed new live footage.
This footage was clearly aerial drone footage taken from above.
It was still that Victorian colonial mansion, viewed from above, with the various turrets forming a distinct hexagram pattern.
Standalone villas abroad are generally two stories above ground with one underground level.
Larger ones have three stories above ground and one underground level.
The third floor of such types is typically the attic.
But the Blythe Family's house has four floors above ground and one underground level, totaling five floors.
The fourth floor features small conical turrets protruding from the rooftop, distributed around it.
Vines climb around the windows of the small turrets, vibrant and green.
Looking like the tower where the princess is imprisoned in Western fairy tales, guarded by a dragon, waiting for a dragon-slaying hero.
